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At 4:17pm on August 11, 2011, Deb said…
Hello again Ceri~
Id like to know how to add a picture.. I'm on an iPhone, will check the PC version. 
Right now my head's a Daffodil : )
At 4:02pm on August 11, 2011, Deb said…
Hello Ceri~ thanks for the welcome. My mother was a war bride and came to USA. Her father, my grandfather , played xylophone and drums on the pier. 
Owen Williams. 
I have cousins there, so I planned a trip soon. My 23 year old son James Owen passed away 11/16/10, so I'm taking his ashes to the Great Orme. 
I live alone in Connecticut - with my sons 14 year old English Springer Spaniel. 
I work with developmentally disabled. 
I'll take a look round your site, and tell my friends. 
Thanks again~ Deb Brown
At 3:00pm on August 11, 2011, Mike Hill said…

Hi Ceri, thanks for your welcome.

I'm Managing Director of a small welsh company, Myddfai Trading Company. We have blossomed on the back of a Big Lottery grant to rebuild our crumbling village hall. The caveat to the new hall was that we set up social enterprise business with the profits ploughed back into rural regeneration, hence Myddfai Trading Company. We have been followed by the BBC for a year and our story will be broadcast on the BBC programme Village SOS on BBC1 Wed 31st Aug 8.00pm. I would think most of your members would catch it on BBCIplayer. For more information take a look at our website www.myddfai.com. Myddfai is the village where HRH The Prince of Wales has bought his only Welsh residence and our Royal neighbours werekind enough to open the new hall just over a month ago. We would very much welcome the support and comments from your members.

At 11:47am on August 11, 2011, Pol van Steelant said…

Hi thanks Ceri for the opportunity to talk about Cardiff Cycle Tours, much appreciated. 

At 11:42am on August 11, 2011, Ann Elizabeth (Jones) Oven said…

Thank you for the welcome.  I hope to get my kids interested in our Welsh heritage and Welsh traditions.  I met with my dad, today to see what he remembered about the early Wisconsin settlers.  He knows where the original farm was, it's now a golf course on top of a hill on a street called Bryn Mawr.  I need to learn some Welch to understand my surroundings.  Hee.  Thanks again for the website.

 

At 11:00am on August 11, 2011, Helen Hughes said…

Helo Ceri,

Diolch am y croeso!

Congratulations to you both on the success of this site!!

Helen

At 5:31pm on July 24, 2011, Darrell Lindsey said…

Good to hear from you, Ceri.

At 5:34am on July 23, 2011, nigel carl bills said…

Thank you for keeping in touch ! Raining and Cold in Wales UK (as usual)!!   It's GREAT Hearing from you - nigel

 

At 2:50am on July 22, 2011, Peter James Murphy said…

Hi Ceri,

           Peter Murphy yma. Just i ddweud fy mod i'n mynd i Gymru yr wythnos nesa. Will have a peint for you in the Cayo and the Mochyn Du. a fallai The Old Arcade.

Edrychaf ymlaen yn arw.   Hwyl, Peter.

At 2:37pm on July 19, 2011, Alison Carpenter said…
Diolch yn fawr iawn, thank you very much for your wonderful birthday wishes, it was very kind of you and very thoughtful to think of me in this way. Have a wonderful day yourselves except for the rain that is tipping down in the UK. :)
At 2:27pm on July 18, 2011, Edward Channon said…
Hey m8 haven't talked to you for a while was wondering if sometimes next week maybe we can hit the pub for pint or something.  I've been asked too to see how I can get 'Ballad' on to the americymru bookstore.  If you can send me links or info on it so I can send it on that would be grand!
At 1:08pm on July 16, 2011, Peter Lewis said…
Happy Birthday Ceri! Hapus Pen-blwydd! AND many more!
At 10:06am on July 14, 2011, chris hardcastle said…

Hi Ceri

Many thanks for warm welcome. Apologies for radio silence, have been back to Wales for a visit and very nice it was too-the sun shone!

I look forward to visiting Americymru regularly and keeping abreast of events.

Chris

At 10:01am on July 7, 2011, Paul Dicken said…

P'nawn da o Llanberis Ceri

A couple of things: all the links from your "What's on in Welsh History" to celticleague.org are broken. It looks like the site has closed.

 

I'd like to publicise my blog www.hiraeth.org.uk/blog/ on the site but not sure where to put it. Help appreciated!

 

Cofion cynnes, Paul

 

 

At 10:58pm on July 5, 2011, Chris Jarman said…

Ceri,

Thanks for the warm welcome.

I spend most ofmy life running round the world with work (including 7 years in the US and a few in Canada) but recently came back to the UK to semi-retire. 

Since the age of 12 I've been tracing the history of the Jarman family from their origins along the Montgomeryshire/Radnorshire boarders, following them south to Breconshire and the mining jobs of the South Wales Valleys. Many left the Welsh shores and today over half of those known are no longer in Wales but all feel a stong tie to the land of mountains and valleys.

 

Chris Jarman

At 1:12pm on June 23, 2011, Heulwen Háf said…

Noswaith Dda o Gaerdydd. Thank you for your kind welcome to AmeriCymru. It's such a joy to be so well connected!

Diolch yn fawr.

HeulwenHáf

At 1:18pm on June 21, 2011, Lynda Pritchard Newcombe said…

Thanks for your welcome message.

Where did you live in Cardiff.  Wyt ti'n siarad Cymraeg?

 

At 8:09am on June 08, 2011, Gillian Morgan gave Ceri Shaw a gift
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Thanks for your support Ceri. A gift to show my appreciation! Gill
At 2:21pm on May 27, 2011, m.c. chuka said…
Thanks for the warm welcome and greetings from sunny Florida. I'm looking forward to learning about Welsh culture and history. It's a branch of my ancestry I know very little about.
At 12:09pm on May 27, 2011, Brian Stephen John said…
Greetings -- thanks for the welcome.  Look forward to exploring the site and seeing what goes on...

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