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Old Dec 8th 2008 | 1:43 am
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Hi Guys

I am thinking of organising a welcome pack for Scottish expats moving back to the country after living and working abroad. I wondered if anyone had some thoughts on what they missed most about being away from bonnie scotland.

Is it the full scottish, heart attack inducing breakfast? Lorne sausage, black pudding, haggis, potato scones etc.

The original amber nectar - irn-bru?

A good single malt?

Or is it good quality television? How about Scotch & Wry?

Would love it if you could let me know your thoughts.

 
Old Dec 8th 2008 | 1:55 am
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Originally Posted by expatfromglasgow
Hi Guys

I am thinking of organising a welcome pack for Scottish expats moving back to the country after living and working abroad. I wondered if anyone had some thoughts on what they missed most about being away from bonnie scotland.

Is it the full scottish, heart attack inducing breakfast? Lorne sausage, black pudding, haggis, potato scones etc.

The original amber nectar - irn-bru?

A good single malt?

Or is it good quality television? How about Scotch & Wry?

Would love it if you could let me know your thoughts.

Everything above plus REAL bacon! not this streaky stuff they have in the US.
 
Old Dec 8th 2008 | 6:47 am
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what i missed when i was away for more than 30 yrs was the patter and humour - good old glesga humour
irn bru

are you planning a hamper pack or info pack and will you be charging etc
 
Old Dec 8th 2008 | 6:47 am
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Good dry bacon - the Aussie stuff is WET you have to towel it off before cooking it.

Mostly the chocolate for me, but you could chuck in a Glasgow Herald I miss reading a proper paper sometimes.
 
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Originally Posted by expatfromglasgow
Hi Guys

I am thinking of organising a welcome pack for Scottish expats moving back to the country after living and working abroad. I wondered if anyone had some thoughts on what they missed most about being away from bonnie scotland.

Is it the full scottish, heart attack inducing breakfast? Lorne sausage, black pudding, haggis, potato scones etc.

The original amber nectar - irn-bru?

A good single malt?

Or is it good quality television? How about Scotch & Wry?

Would love it if you could let me know your thoughts.



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Glasgow Curries
Gallus lassies
The Heilan Jessie bar on the Gallowgate
The Barrowlands
The West End festival
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The Heilan Man's umbrella (even though it stinks)
 

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