SR - Describing Our Region

[Michael A. Scofield]

When I read Brian's missive, the first word that came to mind was
"family", a close second was "friends". Of course, Texas was named after
the Native American word "tejas" meaning friendship which is also the
state motto.
The Scottish gaelic word for family is teaghlach, friend is caraid, home
is dhachaidh. Of course, in order to pronounce these correctly, it helps
if you need to clear your throat. 
What about some other language?

Catriona MacEanruig

On Tue, 15 Sep 1998 09:03:42 -0500 "Martin, Brian"
<bmartin at origin.ea.com> writes:
>
>	Greetings All,
>
>	On the way to work this morning, I was pondering a few things
>concerning our region, what it feels like to live here and how I might
>describe it. I then began to wonder how others who live here may also
>describe the region. I know that our region is large and defies a 
>single
>description, such as "hilly", but is there an aspect to our land, or 
>for
>that matter for the people who live here, that springs to mind? I'm 
>just
>curious what others here might come up with.
>
>	With respect to all, 
>	Pendaran, Bryn Gwlad
>
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