I still don't know what "Yours Aye" means. Would someone share the knowledge with me? I always thought it was just a Scottish greeting. Thanks.
Donna Willis
On Fri, 30 Mar 2001 14:43:26 EST IDL64@aol.com wrote:
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>
> Dear Cousin Sally,
>
> Stay with us. We Sinclairs are interested in a lot of things. I would
>rather hear what is of concern to our family members, than take a chance of
>missing out on something that may not be of interest to all, but could be of
>interest to some.
>
> Just like the neener business, I thought perhaps it was Celtic/Scottish
>for something. For a long time I really did not know what Yours Aye meant.
>
> Stay with us, because I may need some questions answered.
>
> Sincerely, Your Cousin, Ivan of Trafalgar
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