Narnia

I'm Irish but have lived here for years. Why it matters or is interesting how many of us live in the area I've no idea. I don't belong to an Irish club, I'm married to a Spaniard and my son was born in Kings. He has an Irish passport as it was the one we could get the quickest when we needed one. I don't think for one minute he is bothered by what nationality he is. I enjoy the way some Irish have a way of playing with words in conversation that tends to be beyond the understanding of other people, but in general the most important thing is that I'm human. Whatever differences we have we have more in common.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Where the new flats are next to the school. I > remember going there as a kid in the sixties, in > the early 70s it was turned over to a religious > sect and called the Palace of Peace. The so-called > guru turned out to be a charlatan (No surprise > there), spending money on women and Rolls Royces > etc etc, after that it was offices for a while > before being demolished at an estimated guess > about 8 to ten years ago. Have to say I disagree with you re. the Rolls Royces. I saw the said 'Guru' a couple of weeks ago in the NEC in Birmingham and one thing he happened to mention were the stories about all his cars which existed years ago i.e the 70's He went on to say that if he did have that number of cars he was supposed to have he wouldn't have chosen Rolls! As for the women, when he went to the Palace of Peace he would have been a teenager. He is now nearly 50. In the interests of honesty I don't believe he can be accused of being a charlatan either.

According to a note put through our letterbox they were filming part of an advert.