I grew up with this recording. It appears to be out of print now. I'm not sure if my dad liked it because our family name's Irish or if it just went with the rest of his James Galway collection. I've been told that our family name comes from Cork County, Ireland. Then again, I've been told that my family name translates roughly to "son of the bald man." Recently I learned that most immigrant boats left from Cork, so I'm pretty sure every Irish name can be traced back to there. I used to wear a sea green shirt with my family name over a crest on it that my parents bought in Ireland. I know I'm rambling, but sea green is my favorite color and lately I've been wondering if an adult, straight, white male can get away with wearing sea green. What do you say?OUT TODAY ON DVD: THE VELVETEEN RABBIT (live action short film adaptation)
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my husband wears pink, he has a shirt and a tie. Although he swears that the red and white stripes on the shirt don't technically make it pink. So what I am saying, the sea green shirt will be fine as long as it is not paired with a fanny pack and/or socks with Tevas.
Um, pardon me, but I have a Mullen on my mom's side of the family that is from Ireland. What if we were related! Hahahahah!
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