Burns Night

[Siobhan]

How did you know?

you know.. the whole robert burns/Harold connection!!

[parkerman]

Ah yes, of course, how silly of me...

[alan45]

My eldest son was born on 25 January. Guess what we called him?

A wee cowering timerous beastie

[moonstorm]

Well tell Mr Parkerman Junior Harold/Robert to have a lovely birthday!

[Chloe O'brien]

Well I had haggis, tatties and turnip last night for tea. Yummy scrummy. Hope you all enjoyed your Haggis those who are brave enough to eat it.

[Perdita]

I was invited to a Burns Nights once and thoroughly enjoyed, yes, I was a little apprehensive about the haggis but found it to be delicious.

[Trinity]

I had not haggis last night, but I did have a haggis pizza at lunchtime - does that count?

[moonstorm]

Haggis Pizza, what ever will they think of next!!!!

[Trinity]

It is quite popular at the uni I work in. They serve it once a week in one of the food outlets. For Burns night they added sweet chilli sauce - sounds awful, but actually worked, and made it the same price as the margarita.

I had a family Burn's night the other year with family from South Africa and England - what a laugh! I did the reply from the lassies - in verse. Hearing Tam O'Shanter read in such a variety of accents was hilarious.

Hubby is an Ayrshire lad, very keen on Burn's nights, but yesterday we were at a Richard Thomson concert at the Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow so didn't do Burns.

[Chloe O'brien]

you know.. the whole robert burns/Harold connection!!

Why you no call the lad Haggis Parkerman.