OT, A Traditional Irish Blessing

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OT, A Traditional Irish Blessing

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A Traditional Irish Blessing, turn up the volume to enjoy some grand Celtic music that accompanies it.
http://www.e-water.net/viewflash.php?fl ... lessing_en

Please share this with the people you care about.
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DH -

Thank you for posting. With my ancestors being sons of Ireland, that one has special meaning...

I could listen to that music all day long!
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That was neat Doc. I had to pass it on.
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MY wife is Irish. She likes to say the only reason God let man have whiskey was to keep the Irish from taking over the world.
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That was great Doc. Many thanks.
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Excellent post Doc.
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very enjoyable thanks.
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:) :) :) AMEN :P :P :P

Sent it to my Son in Nevada.

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Great post Doc, really enjoyable and meaningful..
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Thank you! It brought tears to my eyes thinking of my Irish grandmother, who passed away ten years ago.
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Rusty wrote:MY wife is Irish. She likes to say the only reason God let man have whiskey was to keep the Irish from taking over the world.
'Tis very true! :wink:
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Doc, thank you for posting this wonderfully moving blessing. I've been down a bit lately, and this gave me a real spiritual lift. I'm sending it - individually - to family and my true friends.
Thanks again!

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As one who has an Irish Family Coat of Arms, thank you Doc.
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I was going to give Doc a Welcome Back, till I saw the date.
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Thank you, Doc!

Kind of a coincidence my friend, I should have these in a few days. :wink:

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Ron Macy wrote:I was going to give Doc a Welcome Back, till I saw the date.
Never looked at the date. :oops:
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OD wrote:
Ron Macy wrote:I was going to give Doc a Welcome Back, till I saw the date.
Never looked at the date. :oops:

It was only Wednesday fer cryin' out loud, not six months ago!

Those grips sure are pretty Dan. Did Twyla do the scrimshaw?
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Stock are from Esmeralda O'Sheehan (no kidding :wink: ).

http://www.esmeralda.cc/latest_grips_added.htm
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I just saw those grips on Exotic Grips by Esmeralda's website. I purchased a set of Hi-Power grips from her earlier this year, made of cocobolo diablo wood, with a celtic design. They are goregous and the workmanship (workwomanship) is fantastic!!!

OD, you need to do us all a favor and post a picture of these once you have them mounted!!! PLEASE! :D
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Ysabel Kid wrote:I just saw those grips on Exotic Grips by Esmeralda's website. I purchased a set of Hi-Power grips from her earlier this year, made of cocobolo diablo wood, with a celtic design. They are goregous and the workmanship (workwomanship) is fantastic!!!

OD, you need to do us all a favor and post a picture of these once you have them mounted!!! PLEASE! :D
I will do that Sir. :wink:
(I would love to see yours)

I had bought a set of Cocobolo, also with the Celtic high cross.

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My best friend saw them and I never had a chance to mount them on a pistol, they look really sharp on his S&W 1911 though. :)
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OD wrote:Thank you, Doc!

Kind of a coincidence my friend, I should have these in a few days. :wink:

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Dan are those grips Ivory, bone, polymer, of something else? They sure look mighty fine.
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Thanks Doc.

They're made of Ivorywood.
Ivorywood a tropical hardwood resembling ivory.
Ivorywood grows throughout southern Brazil & into parts of Argentina & Paraguay. It is also known as Marfim, a Spanish/Portuguese word for Ivory. The off-white colored hardwood has a density between that of walnut & cocobolo & was formerly made into fine furniture. These days it is more rare and generally only available in smaller lumber sizes.
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