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beside the black leaded stove | my | brother robert plays with father |
over my father s land | my | childhood eden rich with my |
where i sit memory reinvents | my | childhood house my father returned |
information to the natural father | my | client had lived for 10 |
her father alice confided in | my | ear they come from a |
yeah came over well my | my | f- my father s side |
braw i continued there with | my | father 6 or seven years |
s funny i never called | my | father a bodach at that |
he wrote to fanny sitwell | my | father a little grumbly but |
erm were both gaelic speakers | my | father a very fine gaelic |
and gordon s leith is | my | father and er i says |
such as masons irons when | my | father and i and old |
sake nothing is civilised when | my | father and i are in |
lifeline back to sanity okay | my | father and i really had |
with problems i blurted out | my | father and i told him |
gaelic all the time to | my | father and i used a |
flowers on the graves of | my | father and mother who are |
of the city that year | my | father and the edinburgh polish |
over to france once with | my | father before i was born |
would ever use tae describe | my | father but he might of |
once heard my mother call | my | father by his name f1041: |
my mother never ever called | my | father by his name it |
but i never ever heard | my | father called by his name |
always washing day and when | my | father came in on a |
didn t go back and | my | father certainly ehm was not |
the silence past tense for | my | father charles middleton b aboyne |
further example of language erosion | my | father charles middleton of aboyne |
dalgleish the chemist says to | my | father co- to to you |
university was frowned upon my | my | father considered that educating girls |
frae ony o the tools | my | father couldna lay hands on |
it she my mither cried | my | father da in front o |
m-m- i went over after | my | father died to visit an |
english and drama and when | my | father discovered that this was |
taught us the manners but | my | father eh made sure that |
winds with solemn bluntness did | my | father ever have an affair |
f1027: [laugh] f1023: [inhale] cause | my | father f1025: [laugh] f1054: [inaudible] |
but dad s dad m1078: | my | father f1077: called it what |
from lo- from the lowlands | my | father f606: yeah m1036: born |
when we were babies because | my | father f641: no f640: probably |
sod my [laugh] was what | my | father father used and again |
i was brought up there | my | father from glenlivet an i |
fairmhoose wi my grandparents so | my | father gaed tae bide in |
know some of the things | my | father got they got s- |
when i was growing up | my | father had a chip shop |
yes m1055: yes m1008: ah | my | father had a relation who |
to live in a hotel | my | father had bought in the |
swarming [laugh] m1078: mmhm well | my | father had dundee con- strong |
school it was dark and | my | father had eh gone back |
music of various different kinds | my | father had f963: mm mmhm |
cows waiting to be if | my | father had lived he would |
bottle s- i mean see | my | father had to sort of |
house of the music man | my | father had told us that |
art college whore even if | my | father has different ideas i |
i presumed it was because | my | father hated them f963: but |
some tendency some taint from | my | father he did seem mad |
20 miners producing coal and | my | father he wrought in the |
if my mother had cried | my | father him she would have |
3 or four months with | my | father i may say that |
special meal at christmas because | my | father in those days especially |
simply older people for example | my | father is 88 on 1 |
i learned basic bsl from | my | father it is not only |
i mean it wisnae just | my | father it was my uncles |
namely the old blair road | my | father james morrison by name |
applied for it and that | my | father knew the the contractor |
hours cold in his bed | my | father lay tight lipped the |
softly neighing under his belly | my | father lit a fire singed |
that was i i mean | my | father m1042: it s stupid |
the air ministry and met | my | father my father was then |
no neither did i m1042: | my | father never swore round the |
was told never to touch | my | father not even in kindness |
through the kitchen because of | my | father of course what about |
be better spent razing clydebank | my | father often told us when |
conversation he once had with | my | father on the subject of |
your own father s brother | my | father pause mother standing by |
debt of gratitude as well | my | father recalls visiting one of |
memory reinvents my childhood house | my | father returned from dad s |
i had that opportunity because | my | father s a welshman and |
do things for people like | my | father s age group so |
it s a word o | my | father s an a chantywrastler |
i am absolutely bewildered by | my | father s attitude to me |
a flower but i see | my | father s coffin strangely shrunk |
write to margaret ye ken | my | father s cousin cause she |
bathroom m1078: never really visited | my | father s cousin who was |
it wis written tae the | my | father s cousin ye see |
it was a cousin of | my | father s eh who had |
for example and aunt of | my | father s from east buchan |
shouldna be saying this at | my | father s funeral but there |
health service for example is | my | father s hip operation being |
and hovered a little over | my | father s land my childhood |
that s a freend o | my | father s meanin it s |
hae been but again at | my | father s mither an father |
heard an oath come oot | my | father s mouth m1042: well |
display box that came from | my | father s old shop in |
in mallorca yet apart from | my | father s plaque and the |
drawer and study it and | my | father s poem the first |
the boy who came into | my | father s shop and asked |
of coming up to see | my | father s shop and particularly |
a slightly unusual one on | my | father s side a gamma |
i had a granda on | my | father s side an a |
over well my my f- | my | father s side came over |
my grandfather and grandmother on | my | father s side they moved |
i think at the time | my | father s sister had gotten |
f718: [laugh] f1077: [laugh] m1078: | my | father s sister in america |
it was m- one of | my | father s socks that f641: |
to go home and face | my | father s wrath and mother |
phrases orbitting round and round | my | father s wrath broke upon |
nuclear conflict teacher of guidance | my | father s wrath guidance conflict |
that s a word o | my | father s you know so |
twins and she said no | my | father s- my father says |
and mining i have heard | my | father say that he remembered |
old town i have heard | my | father say that he remembered |
a set of twins [laughs] | my | father says i don t |
to cry myself to sleep | my | father says i i m |
when i looked at her | my | father says i ll never |
starvin f1054: starvin [inaudible] f1143: | my | father says i m s- |
he wouldn t answer me | my | father says it s a |
said no my father s- | my | father says it s a |
on the record cover christ | my | father says that s some |
you be half a wean | my | father says what in god |
school and she says to | my | father she had him pinned |
mmhm m1002: [laugh] f1001: well | my | father slept in the chaumer |
your own funeral they told | my | father so it came to |
nineteen seventy three seventy three | my | father sold his business and |
cause i can still remember | my | father speakin aboot emigratin see |
to her a-a- and presumably | my | father speaking this lanarkshire m608: |
it an they war catholics | my | father spoke bitties o gaelic |
the stairs [laugh] this is | my | father takin me inside and |
and sing was farewell to | my | father the king the nextin |
neither subject to negotiation watch | my | father till he got drunk |
up there ye see aye | my | father used tae use quine |
re thinking m1021: but strides | my | father used that word a |
he d mend his ways | my | father vowed he d make |
my childhood on building sites | my | father was a bricklayer and |
was aye diddies wi us | my | father was a diddy f1040: |
of a psychiatric hospital because | my | father was a psychiatrist so |
i ve been noting examples | my | father was a souter in |
of robbin the deid since | my | father was a toonser who |
bit about that m1163: erm | my | father was born in johnstone |
quite an unusual one cause | my | father was brought up in |
by heart but one day | my | father was comin home from |
sense m608: mm f643: because | my | father was from bordeaux m608: |
stubborn acts may carry consequences | my | father was head of the |
i was a kid an | my | father was in the police |
was a widow she wa- | my | father was killed in f1026: |
and nationalities for example although | my | father was not a bookish |
ministry and met my father | my | father was then a baptist |
with them to vancouver and | my | father was to go later |
very working class background although | my | father was was a s- |
english in the house because | my | father wasn t a gaelic |
college in kent and erm | my | father went abroad again and |
as a ghost and frightened | my | father when he answered the |
was sot it was so | my | father when he was at |
blitz f632: mmhm f646: because | my | father where the handle had |
i was young i mean | my | father who did like a |
with william downie in ballater | my | father wis number nine o |
time the gaelic died out | my | father wis very disappointed that |
of christmas day but because | my | father worked we didn t |
think is a word that | my | father would have used and |
all people that s what | my | father would say and mother |
know he played his part | my | father would say that the |
owned it jack arbuthnott who | my | father would succeed and the |
used at home er or | my | father would use was winners |
a sort of witness but | my | father wouldn t he never |
same drawer as the poem | my | father wrote when i was |
did to you you and | my | father you completely out of |
tae hae a news o | my | father you see he wis |
are his bad father too | my | friend afraid that my son |
bide in the fairmhoose wi | my | grandparents so my father gaed |
f1040: mm f1041: but my | my | grandson now his father is |
been unimaginable to my parents | my | late father was a refugee |
words but get and sod | my | [laugh] was what my father |
awake far too early for | my | liking as soon as father |
aye mmhm f1043: an yet | my | mither an father brought up |
brought up but it she | my | mither cried my father da |
wey but as i say | my | mother an father moved out |
in italian she says to | my | mother and father ah he |
no i can remember fan | my | mother and father caed them |
you i thought m1078: no | my | mother and father did once |
does the funeral so when | my | mother and father died it |
mmhm mm m1078: mmhm no | my | mother and father f718: mm |
grandparents spoke only scots and | my | mother and father spoke it |
he i never once heard | my | mother call my father by |
father got they got s- | my | mother got stuff in the |
if my mother had if | my | mother had cried my father |
read doric books at home | my | mother s father s from |
your own mother s sister | my | mother your own father s |
grandparents yeah came over well | my | my f- my father s |
really university was frowned upon | my | my father considered that educating |
english f1040: mm f1041: but | my | my grandson now his father |
[laugh] m1055: mm ehm certainly | my | my own father he he |
and be a help to | my | old father who was beginning |
m1055: mm ehm certainly my | my | own father he he was |
would have been unimaginable to | my | parents my late father was |
just my father it was | my | uncles them that were grandfathers |
remember very well listening from | my | bedroom to my mother raking |
she did she gave me | my | breakfast in bed for mother |
he and also some of | my | bro- mother s brothers they |
arrived our mother minnie took | my | brother stan and myself along |
my dad an mother an | my | brothers an sisters we used |
mother worrying when she found | my | cagoule on its hook but |
the most dreadful thing throughout | my | childhood my mother jumped when |
was adopted eh he was | my | cousin an my mother adopted |
dod an his family an | my | dad an mother an my |
my mother of course naturally | my | dad and my granny young |
my my gran that s | my | dad s mother in stockton |
eye on it she and | my | dear mother in law get |
the door got slammed in | my | face and my mother came |
my mother s side tae | my | faither s side it was |
to get itself left off | my | finger last night mother tells |
early m608: mm m1163: and | my | gran on my mother s |
m1078: my grandparents [exhale] well | my | grandfather died before my mother |
italy m608: uh huh m1163: | my | grandfather on my mother s |
day miss hutchings went to | my | grandfather s shops where mother |
mother was their granny an | my | grandmother was gran gran an |
kirkyard my mother s mother | my | grannie died at wetwards in |
course naturally my dad and | my | granny young my mother s |
his mother would gush prophetically | my | johnny s going to be |
refugee from the holocaust and | my | late mother s family were |
the bellies of inca worms | my | mother a withered gourd came |
my mother was a g- | my | mother actually er her mother |
were growing up you see | my | mother actually saw education and |
he was my cousin an | my | mother adopted him when he |
i never got to see | my | mother all day mm m941: |
set went up for christmas | my | mother always always did that |
biscuits oh that was something | my | mother always called them belgian |
yeah m1014: i ve heard | my | mother an faither usin that |
s what i got from | my | mother an gin i d |
the cloth gave it to | my | mother an my mother put |
a gaelic speaker [inhale] though | my | mother and grandmother would speak |
an old pram f637: and | my | mother and i went f640: |
mmhm f637: and i remember | my | mother and i were comin |
mm f637: and i remember | my | mother and it was a |
whit s wrong missus tae | my | mother and my mother says |
nelson m608: okay m636: and | my | mother as a young woman |
one like this used by | my | mother at pitglassie came from |
get eh sour milk because | my | mother baked m635: mm m608: |
re yours aren t they | my | mother began hopefully when i |
f963: yeah f965: i remember | my | mother boiling this thing for |
m1036: born in falkirk and | my | mother born in glasgow f606: |
hadn t heard since childhood | my | mother called it appleringie f718: |
off their chest next day | my | mother came an exquisite jewelcase |
slammed in my face and | my | mother came down and she |
part of me does because | my | mother came from that eh |
do ye rem- f637: but | my | mother could bake and there |
allowed to go for because | my | mother couldn t afford tae |
started going i think whether | my | mother did go once or |
the family use that although | my | mother didn t cause she |
shopped and ehm oh aye | my | mother didn t have a |
hae water in the hoose | my | mother didnae hae a sink |
came over it disappeared but | my | mother didnae have her sorrows |
vision and erm he after | my | mother died [cough] and er |
to a poor family lady | my | mother died when i was |
ehm i often speak tae | my | mother eh in the mornins |
was still taen up tae | my | mother even though they d |
ale would be the result | my | mother ever a teetotaller never |
i don t know if | my | mother expects me to go |
we were affa fortunate eh | my | mother f1041: no f1043: an |
called by his name by | my | mother f1054: cause i ken |
your f637: [laugh] and then | my | mother f638: money f637: was |
always a boiling fowl which | my | mother f641: mmhm f640: boiled |
with clean dish towels and | my | mother f641: mmhm f640: bought |
was really quite different and | my | mother f641: mmhm f640: was |
way the letter looked when | my | mother flapped it in front |
did it wi us though | my | mother flitted tae torry in |
got ehm another voucher off | my | mother for tesco s she |
and we come back and | my | mother gave us eh sixpence |
that s the truth [audience laughter] | my | mother god rest her was |
be jelly crystals i remember | my | mother got used to make |
o income till e hoose | my | mother had a rotary churn |
white and that s because | my | mother had a visitor once |
and make it as brief | my | mother had an uncle from |
me f632: mmhm f646: and | my | mother had been bakin f632: |
sure f640: uh huh ehm | my | mother had belonged to a |
going to exist so i | my | mother had died and i |
had no idea what negotiations | my | mother had entered into and |
our area and i think | my | mother had gone to that |
[inaudible] f1040: mmhm f1041: if | my | mother had if my mother |
already i was wondering whether | my | mother had intended such a |
very old fashioned electric fire | my | mother had [laugh] f641: [laugh] |
know f632: uh huh f646: | my | mother had to drag me |
a wheelchair in the garden | my | mother had to extract lighted |
were really hot so m- | my | mother had to put the |
to end the notes from | my | mother here is just a |
what you what i call | my | mother i just called her |
would be fourteen ehm oh | my | mother i ll tell i |
out to the housing scheme | my | mother i think the next |
corryfisted and that was from | my | mother in law as well |
the tatties were bylt an | my | mother in law didnae believe |
awkward f1144: and that was | my | mother in law f1145: awkward |
baby just use baby or | my | mother in law said earlier |
take that home and show | my | mother it and ye d |
dreadful thing throughout my childhood | my | mother jumped when the doorbell |
says who hit you and | my | mother just missed me she |
is left handed yeah although | my | mother just says awkward f1144: |
[laugh] f632: [laugh] f646: so | my | mother kept me back and |
a lot of english to | my | mother latterly because i associated |
the meter it was never | my | mother m1022: it was it |
f637: i mean even for | my | mother m608: mm oh aye |
m816: ma mother used to | my | mother m815: ma dad s |
margaret s bridesmaid right f637: | my | mother made her frock f638: |
we did live together and | my | mother made me come home |
and ye d f637: and | my | mother made this frock f638: |
dish of calfie s cheese | my | mother made this sometimes at |
a bluish haze he resembles | my | mother more than anyone how |
fields and we said tae | my | mother mum there s tatty |
day i changed from calling | my | mother mummy to the day |
have samuel s ball well | my | mother nearly died cause she |
till i was fifteen so | my | mother needed the money i |
to phone the doctor for | my | mother neil what happened peggy |
thing of husbands an things | my | mother never ever called my |
and there would be well | my | mother never made things like |
was mail order bought by | my | mother now deceased deliberately nylon |
is a ehm word that | my | mother occasionally uses ehm m1008: |
was my my mu- my | my | mother of course naturally my |
it turned out i told | my | mother oh she says don |
strong hands and talks to | my | mother on the other side |
is yes m1055: i m- | my | mother perhaps it s something |
bare their most personal possessions | my | mother practically slept with her |
[laugh] f640: remember you know | my | mother put a nice cloth |
it to my mother an | my | mother put the canes in |
listening from my bedroom to | my | mother raking out the ashes |
table f641: mmhm mm f640: | my | mother really taught us the |
had answered a difficult question | my | mother rewarded miss hutchings with |
probably similarly i ve got | my | mother s accent but she |
time er to erm inter | my | mother s ashes er which |
you erm look at it | my | mother s been over here |
a maze of scars on | my | mother s belly three years |
the people themselves i used | my | mother s box brownie camera |
forsook muse is a thief | my | mother s dead to all |
this saying again you know | my | mother s example i often |
use it any more m1019: | my | mother s expression would be |
she d my mu- been | my | mother s friend when she |
fasten with a button hook | my | mother s grannie died in |
fin e kye wis eel | my | mother s grannie made ale |
kiddies an aathing it was | my | mother s hoose because your |
everything was still brought tae | my | mother s hoose m1042: that |
have gone to stay at | my | mother s i hope you |
and strength and clippers overdue | my | mother s life was calling |
dad and my granny young | my | mother s mother m608: she |
is buried in bellie kirkyard | my | mother s mother my grannie |
yeah yeah m1163: you know | my | mother s parents on bo- |
er wa- was stealing from | my | mother s purse [laugh] which |
school if she goes and | my | mother s sayin why he |
huh m1163: my grandfather on | my | mother s side he died |
something that stuck an on | my | mother s side i had |
side an a papa on | my | mother s side m1000: that |
stay up in milan on | my | mother s side m608: mmhm |
m1163: and my gran on | my | mother s side she just |
the difference is tae separate | my | mother s side tae my |
at the end o hairst | my | mother s uncle jimmie stronach |
porridge as the mainstay though | my | mother s uncle would take |
big lump s comin [laugh] | my | mother said and what did |
babies or soldiers skipping games | my | mother said dad s dinner |
mother said dad s dinner | my | mother said i shouldna play |
or the living room but | my | mother said she used tae |
aye ye gave it to | my | mother same f640: [inaudible] f637: |
re pagans like the pope | my | mother says i mustn t |
s ball oh dear god | my | mother says it s got |
and spasms and then died | my | mother says oh i ll |
missus tae my mother and | my | mother says oh the wheels |
biddin f632: uh huh f646: | my | mother says when i looked |
it doon that way and | my | mother says ye came over |
and i passed and then | my | mother says ye cannae go |
go back the same with | my | mother she does not want |
f638: and i remember eh | my | mother she heard they were |
huh uh huh m1163: and | my | mother she s italian m608: |
but mr mcvicar was tellin | my | mother she told me years |
the older people there and | my | mother simply had to use |
there s a photograph of | my | mother sitting in her home |
man i used to hear | my | mother speak of him when |
are originally and the way | my | mother speaks in the former |
right place in the way | my | mother speaks the mother s |
other side of the room | my | mother stirs porridge on the |
school f638: that s because | my | mother taught us that eat |
to think it was more | my | mother that came up with |
later that day and told | my | mother that not only could |
will realise one day said | my | mother that these are the |
s when ye said tae | my | mother that ye d have |
playd syne was farewell to | my | mother the queen the lasten |
alison and a brooch for | my | mother there was also a |
two authentic looking workmen called | my | mother they said had asked |
she delivered a letter to | my | mother to the effect that |
the dyke outside to dry | my | mother told me a lot |
the door to welcome me | my | mother told me about you |
s and pats and as | my | mother told me often enough |
m1146: that s right my | my | mother told this story of |
to tell anyone here that | my | mother tongue is gaelic the |
i pay tribute to him | my | mother too often comments i |
had some like like my | my | mother took ill i i |
i think the next day | my | mother took me to the |
school almost completely gaelic speaking | my | mother tried to teach me |
i ll save you [laugh] | my | mother used tae aye tell |
were hand kni- i ken | my | mother used tae hand knit |
men weemen wore the uglies | my | mother used tae make them |
a big thing made by | my | mother used tae make them |
i have pissin down an | my | mother used tae talk about |
aye oh we we did | my | mother used to do it |
colour and that s what | my | mother used to do or |
f1145: awkward m1146: mmhm my | my | mother used to say carryhanded |
was necessary in fact and | my | mother used to say quite |
m815: [laugh] m816: prestwick which | my | mother used to tell me |
were theekit an raipit and | my | mother used to twine the |
doon to it was smoo- | my | mother used to use it |
oh yes i remember wh- | my | mother used to work in |
got a word that i- | my | mother used which i i |
shettleston used tae go with | my | mother walkin tae shettleston that |
a couple of years ago | my | mother was 97 yesterday and |
folk f1018: i know oh | my | mother was a g- my |
and i think er although | my | mother was a scot and |
sisters f1027: [laugh] f1023: no | my | mother was a widow she |
well my grandfather died before | my | mother was born f718: [laugh] |
vernacular in the house because | my | mother was born in ireland |
became a naturalised gaelic speaker | my | mother was brought up in |
the memories of older generations | my | mother was brought up in |
word for doing your wilkies | my | mother was from stornoway she |
that would be an now | my | mother was from wigtownshire i |
and the language was absolutely | my | mother was gonnae thump me |
porch wearing my trophy feathers | my | mother was hanging the washing |
people to eat their meals | my | mother was in such a |
brought up in bridgeton and | my | mother was just over m1004: |
situation that i saw when | my | mother was terminally ill in |
confusin two grannies so their | my | mother was their granny an |
was a very private person | my | mother what was hers was |
tried this theory out with | my | mother when she came on |
it and it was apparently | my | mother who didn t like |
dope soon after buying relics | my | mother who was a recent |
an i think it was | my | mother who would say she |
think i can t remember | my | mother will kill me [laugh] |
i got a parcel from | my | mother with some make up |
to school f1018: yeah m1021: | my | mother wo- they went to |
through too also too was | my | mother worked in the wvs |
then we would have herring | my | mother would make potted herring |
be cry- greet- crying and | my | mother would say aye well |
just say up and doon | my | mother would say oh him |
were all common an but | my | mother would say that now |
door dashin in the door | my | mother would say where are |
ye came in ye know | my | mother would ve f638: an |
in and he said to | my | mother yer streetchers fa in |
that this well she d | my | mu- been my mother s |
time eh there was my | my | mu- my my mother of |
there was my my mu- | my | my mother of course naturally |
great m1146: that s right | my | my mother told this story |
you had some like like | my | my mother took ill i |
law f1145: awkward m1146: mmhm | my | my mother used to say |
that time eh there was | my | my mu- my my mother |
ehm is what i call | my | own mother ehm mummy when |
navy overall similar to one | my | own mother wore when i |
this beggar maid shall be | my | queen when her mother shatters |
mother to the effect that | my | silence was disturbing the other |
gorgeous mother i confide to | my | son gug gug gug he |
pocahontas of the porch wearing | my | trophy feathers my mother was |
maybe beside the point but | my | wife mary s mother always |
f1134: you mean my f1133: | my | boss f1134: my dad f1133: |
soup cups they really make | my | broth taste very special dad |
my uncle adam was givin | my | dad a haircut f632: mmhm |
don t know the things | my | dad agnes i know aboot |
right f943: and then told | my | dad and he was like |
get away it s me | my | dad and my wee brother |
turned round told me and | my | dad and went shhh f1037: |
love thy neighbour as yourself | my | dad as befitted one whose |
folk m842: aye [laugh] f831: | my | dad ayeweys goes on aboot |
hear scots spoken not from | my | dad but from my friends |
f1155: but and my dad | my | dad came back from costa |
there with a parent and | my | dad came to the lecture |
[laugh] yeah f1038: and er | my | dad came with me cause |
there s one called after | my | dad [censored: surname and street name] row it s |
it into a little one | my | dad changed it into a |
your bedroom m1106 : [exhale] [inhale] | my | dad changed it into a |
talented needle woman i know | my | dad did not marry her |
there was six but then | my | dad died five of us |
comin up for two when | my | dad died he had some |
told w- befo- just before | my | dad died that i had |
things my sister did before | my | dad died was to take |
said i would walk with | my | dad down to the garage |
than others m608: well certainly | my | dad enjoys it aye yeah |
nine m1078: [inaudible] f1077: and | my | dad er must have gone |
my my dad well certainly | my | dad erm was at sea |
alone with my mum and | my | dad f1103: aw and did |
my f1133: my boss f1134: | my | dad f1133: [laugh] no your |
halls no i stay with | my | dad f1150: no i think |
oh portpatrick [laugh] f1155: and | my | dad f1154: yeah that s |
are different yeah f833: my | my | dad f832: have they just |
f746: so so yeah yeah | my | dad gets called bramwell as |
wur turn and f637: and | my | dad got this big bag |
f641: okay f640: because eh | my | dad got two days off |
got family in f1148: yeah | my | dad had an aunt there |
a croft that dad had | my | dad had his own business |
f813: uh huh they told | my | dad he d won a |
wis i wis okay an | my | dad he rushed me down |
live at the smiddy as | my | dad henry was going to |
it into a little one | my | dad just changed it f1105: |
of you know like people | my | dad knew and f1149: mmhm |
know i was the same | my | dad [laugh] my dad would |
[laugh] f1038: and me and | my | dad [laugh] started laughing [laugh] |
no really m944: yeah f943: | my | dad like i changed contract |
to be a man like | my | dad like those boys but |
there was cricket there and | my | dad liked the cricket [laugh] |
school is actually really f813: | my | dad m811: bad for you |
f1103: do ye f1104: because | my | dad makes me a pop |
wee boogs f1155: but and | my | dad my dad came back |
with my family my ma | my | dad my sister [laugh] f835: |
speak it she won t | my | dad normally does do you |
to s- mention it to | my | dad or to forget it |
an my kids called like | my | dad papa an mark will |
or whatever it helps that | my | dad s a teacher so |
sunday i m goin to | my | dad s and i don |
cause a a mate of | my | dad s at work had |
och no f810: no [laugh] | my | dad s bought a sunbed |
sitting on the mudguard of | my | dad s case tractor while |
i was born in holland | my | dad s dutch and my |
like a twang f833: yeah | my | dad s f832: yeah f835: |
your dad s french f643: | my | dad s french yes uh |
this chippy eh and eh | my | dad s from dundee so |
starry and i remember holding | my | dad s hand and being |
uses scots at home if | my | dad s in a good |
across the road from it | my | dad s is one of |
in ballater for 7 years | my | dad s italian he uses |
won a free cruise and | my | dad s like a free |
like a free cruise and | my | dad s like no i |
things i suppose f1038: now | my | dad s like oh i |
to look up to now | my | dad s like oh that |
f1145: mmhm yeah f1144: was | my | dad s mum and dad |
was the opposite it s | my | dad s mum that was |
far as i know my | my | dad s parents are both |
into reality the boys in | my | dad s primary 4 and |
records and ehm comics like | my | dad s really into old |
more english than scottish f833: | my | dad s retained a lot |
words f832: uh huh f833: | my | dad s retained a lot |
dad was a- i think | my | dad s side of the |
still still goin around f833: | my | dad s still got the |
like you can imagine like | my | dad s what like fifty |
poor mum erm but er | my | dad s yeah he does |
the old one out so | my | dad said aw you know |
comin along an i heard | my | dad say this kei winna |
they sort of said oh | my | dad sayin we ll go |
of postcards and things that | my | dad sent and photographs he |
fierce dog on the table | my | dad set knives and forks |
ballater i m from forres | my | dad speaks english he doesn |
is english i like it | my | dad speaks to people on |
just [inaudible] that whatsit f1145: | my | dad talks about a hoogie |
the incident and said to | my | dad that oh i didn |
a number o years ago | my | dad took me out there |
mmhm f643: ehm but when | my | dad tried to pick it |
m1090: [inaudible] maybe it s | my | dad uh you was f1089: |
had this pair o shoes | my | dad used to always come |
all night f1143: [laugh] f1144: | my | dad used to say what |
i remember that f1039: but | my | dad was a butcher wi |
s hour through week days | my | dad was a discriminating wireless |
and well no i think | my | dad was a- i think |
twang to have oh f1155: | my | dad was born in elderslie |
f1143: toolbox f1145: yeah if | my | dad was goin out on |
this hotel one night an | my | dad was just along the |
dad was sayin to me | my | dad was sayin m811: yeah |
mm f814: remember it f813: | my | dad was sayin that isn |
treat me like that f813: | my | dad was sayin to me |
and dad had met because | my | dad was stationed there erm |
come back down to ayr | my | dad wasn t well m608: |
oh my god my my | my | dad well certainly my dad |
cause like the guy that | my | dad went to the wedding |
[laugh] f1038: maybe me and | my | dad were just being childish |
always so easily interchangeable yesterday | my | dad will meet a fierce |
easily identifiable goal posts until | my | dad with genuine school masterly |
the same my dad [laugh] | my | dad would be like oh |
just with my mum er | my | dad would be working bu- |
good f1149: see i think | my | dad would quite like to |
tool kit or the tools | my | dad would refer to the |
in she habbered it s | my | dad you see my thochts |
are you goin f834: with | my | family my ma my dad |
from my dad but from | my | friends it s o k |
my mum s day oh | my | god my my my dad |
remember they lived with my | my | gran that s my dad |
dad and then i had | my | granny and grandpa was my |
dad was a welshman f1037: | my | he is he is a |
my grandad was papa an | my | kids called like my dad |
goin f834: with my family | my | ma my dad my sister |
primary six i went wi | my | mum an dad an eh |
year when they were look- | my | mum an dad was goin |
pair an the next year | my | mum an dad were goin |
six in the family including | my | mum and dad and pe- |
it was kinda f814: yeah | my | mum and dad are both |
broughty ferry which was where | my | mum and dad had met |
i m used to is | my | mum and dad just don |
all my life in ballater | my | mum and dad speak some |
like don t bother wi | my | mum and dad well they |
poly f1038: oh yeah yeah | my | mum and dad went there |
not heard that one f1024: | my | mum and dad would have |
t really f1148: mmhm f1149: | my | mum and dad wouldn t |
i m all alone with | my | mum and my dad f1103: |
come up usually just with | my | mum er my dad would |
was he f634: my my | my | mum s dad f631: i |
my dad s dutch and | my | mum s from edinburgh we |
my granny and grandpa was | my | mum s mum and dad |
f832: are different yeah f833: | my | my dad f832: have they |
as far as i know | my | my dad s parents are |
day oh my god my | my | my dad well certainly my |
dad was he f634: my | my | my mum s dad f631: |
s day oh my god | my | my my dad well certainly |
s dad was he f634: | my | my my mum s dad |
dad s mum that was | my | nana f1024: mm right f1027: |
life one of the things | my | sister did before my dad |
family my ma my dad | my | sister [laugh] f835: [laugh] f833: |
later dad appeared to swallow | my | story but gave me one |
s my dad you see | my | thochts raced a boozer a |
s me my dad and | my | wee brother f1150: mmhm is |
f1142: mum wipe it off | my | airm f1141: okay f1142: please |
called her my mum an | my | aunts an that called their |
m1106: you squee- you squeeze | my | back mum it s magic |
ll just got something on | my | back mum stop it f1105: |
f1142: ow ma back mum | my | back [sob] f1141: look that |
m1096: mum can you do | my | buttons f1095: [inaudible] i forgot |
f1102: so naebody gets in | my | car mum i canna lock |
f1142: mum i nae want | my | chicken dippers f1141: [inhale] f1142: |
just clip that mum out | my | ears f1097: oh woah woah |
bright f1121: too bright in | my | eyes f1122: mum i ll |
mum s i do all | my | f1155: but they re they |
put mum i can put | my | face in the water f1105: |
mmhm m1106: mum why does | my | favourite boat gets wet f1105: |
could feel the water with | my | fingers f1121: ooh f1122: mum |
meal i sat and wrote | my | first letter home mum will |
10pm our time i got | my | first phone call from mum |
mum will i put my | my | foot on this pond f1103: |
mum look look there s | my | frog f1105: oh so it |
mum played with me with | my | games and my toys and |
s the one thing like | my | girlfriend her mum er keeps |
i m too hot wi | my | gloves on mum i canna |
m- her mum who was | my | gran had gone to the |
got well my mum and | my | gran had got home and |
got home and my mum | my | gran said to my mum |
gran f1041: aye meenie was | my | grandma bessie was my mum |
eh f1142: mum where did | my | granny sell them at f1141: |
my mum s no put | my | gutties in my bag or |
hae a bath and wash | my | hair f1102: mum will you |
i m putting this in | my | hair f1103: mm f1104: mum |
to ask my mum about | my | hair i ll just come |
i m putting this in | my | hair mum i m putting |
taken mum f1101: no cause | my | hair s a mess no |
twinkle mum i can put | my | hand out in the plug |
[inaudible] aa the m1106: mum | my | helicopter s n- f1105: [?]bolts and buckies in.[/?] |
n- f1105: [?]bolts and buckies in.[/?] m1106: mum | my | helicopter s nae working f1105: |
pie pinky pie i shook | my | horse f1103: mm f1104: mum |
chest m1106: mum where s | my | [inaudible] f1105: brought out a |
mum can you take off | my | [inaudible] mm f1121: it s |
do you want to see | my | [inaudible] mum f1105: uh huh |
[inaudible] mum look look at | my | jammies f1103: oh they are |
your chips f1102: mum do | my | jigsaw first f1101: haud on |
see mum can you pass | my | juice please can you pass |
mum my lace is open | my | lace is open f1141: your |
canna dae them see mum | my | lace is open my lace |
went doon an it caught | my | leg an my mum kicked |
99 i ve lived all | my | life in ballater my mum |
pony f1114: pony f1113: pony | my | little pony f1114: mum it |
erm and study and buy | my | mum a present so she |
[inaudible] i forgot to ask | my | mum about my hair i |
wi the chairs i told | my | mum about the new chairs |
said evidently she said to | my | mum all she could see |
eh gordon aye yes is | my | mum alright agnes sure she |
died it was really f1144: | my | mum always had set days |
plunkin plunkin it down f1054: | my | mum always speaks aboot i |
was my grandma bessie was | my | mum an i billie was |
although my mum called her | my | mum an my aunts an |
didn t want to tell | my | mum an that cause we |
south and they understood both | my | mum and i quite easily |
armbands f1148: [inhale] f1149: and | my | mum and i were just |
group for alzheimer s with | my | mum and it was just |
i we had got well | my | mum and my gran had |
we sent a message to | my | mum and to gabriel it |
near the docks ehm and | my | mum bein the oldest had |
most awful job and then | my | mum bought me the p- |
action man with one arm | my | mum buyed me that cause |
ehm i think i think | my | mum by the time i |
f1144: mum as well although | my | mum called her my mum |
m608: [inaudible] mm f643: because | my | mum certainly was capable of |
was mine and of course | my | mum confiscated the easter egg |
long stay in london so | my | mum decided to go to |
did you [laugh] f1148: well | my | mum decided to take us |
it s really weird like | my | mum did a spanish course |
and i said oh well | my | mum doesn t have time |
the f1144: mmhm [laugh] well | my | mum entertained him in the |
had to share it with | my | mum f1024: [laugh] f1025: [cough] |
the the medical centre wi | my | mum f606: yeah m845: so |
wasn t allowed barbies cause | my | mum f813: so did i |
his kind of name cause | my | mum gets called like bean |
f1154: [sniff] cool f1155: and | my | mum got a new car |
the midwife and my my | my | mum had evidently said oh |
it ehm in her [tut] | my | mum had me when she |
to buy some rolls because | my | mum had some visitors who |
i was months old cause | my | mum had to go to |
f689: thought i d keep | my | mum happy she wanted proper |
doing that f1038: erm well | my | mum hasn t er was |
wouldn t let me leave | my | mum i didn t know |
just like screaming i want | my | mum i want my mum |
[censored: forename] s on thursday met | my | mum in edinburgh on friday |
[laugh] well f1154: well f1155: | my | mum is from reading originally |
s done it then cause | my | mum is is like really |
more and more uncomfortable for | my | mum it wasn t that |
all yeah but i think | my | mum just kind of did |
[laugh] f810: that s what | my | mum keeps goin they ll |
needed tae get stitches an | my | mum kicked up a fuss |
it caught my leg an | my | mum kicked up a fuss |
you never go outside does | my | mum know where is she |
they were down to see | my | mum last week in the |
a tannoy announcement out for | my | mum [laugh] i was quite |
such a fright that if | my | mum like if a policeman |
ultravox yeah m816: yeah m815: | my | mum likes ultravox m816: aye |
f1077: and in fact well | my | mum lived there after sheila |
don t think so and | my | mum lived with her parents |
i ll go home and | my | mum ll tell me all |
to look after us and | my | mum looked after him and |
just mum or mammy f1145: | my | mum maw maw maw if |
scottish m1078: yes my mum | my | mum might just have been |
gran had got home and | my | mum my gran said to |
they also scottish m1078: yes | my | mum my mum might just |
mum my gran said to | my | mum now you d better |
it not are you sayin | my | mum or are you sayin |
play with f1104: yeah but | my | mum played with me with |
went through various processes and | my | mum reckoned that at one |
to differentiate mmhm f1024: and | my | mum s a nana whereas |
much fun f814: whereas now | my | mum s always like yeah |
and everybody was impressed with | my | mum s beautiful creation [laugh] |
m goin down to see | my | mum s boyfriend s parents |
my granny s and her | my | mum s brothers several of |
mum s brothers several of | my | mum s brothers were hangin |
but in in certainly in | my | mum s day oh my |
so [laugh] f1154: oh maybe | my | mum s done it then |
i go home next week | my | mum s going to want |
quite funny because i ve | my | mum s got quite a |
living together so i mean | my | mum s grandchildren she didn |
enough for that f1154: but | my | mum s i do all |
f1155: i mean i think | my | mum s just going to |
of like ever getting on | my | mum s knee or getting |
t know erm [sniff] but | my | mum s like got to |
it never went oot on | my | mum s line my stuff |
to the taxi driver like | my | mum s lived f1037: yeah |
me about that ho- f1155: | my | mum s lost three hundred |
me to the fact that | my | mum s meals were being |
female side of it like | my | mum s mum s the |
well and truly english but | my | mum s mum was from |
the car [laugh] f1154: oh | my | mum s new erm new |
was i was eh haudin | my | mum s no eh my |
t pronounce the ts f1145: | my | mum s no put my |
does suit you f1154: [laugh] | my | mum s not going to |
go christmas shopping f1155: mmhm | my | mum s not she s |
you because everybody you know | my | mum s sisters and brothers |
no f1023: granny that f1024: | my | mum s yo- the female |
parts of it you know | my | mum said at one stage |
f1144: huffy huffy or as | my | mum said m1146: mm f1144: |
stockings f631: mmhm f634: but | my | mum said no once you |
f807: yeah f806: tut but | my | mum said that everything s |
you and one was that | my | mum said you ve you |
and eh [laugh] i remember | my | mum sayin to me it |
a number of years uh | my | mum says i am very |
dee it in front o | my | mum she tells me aff |
another story wi that my | my | mum [sniff] eh i had |
does your mum speak scots | my | mum sometimes does it depends |
my granda s at kennethmont | my | mum sometimes uses it with |
booking with like i think | my | mum sort of confirmed with |
you were taken there like | my | mum started in the mills |
startit the scuil f643: and | my | mum stayed just along fae |
with the [censored: companyname] group cause | my | mum tells me a bit |
s probably more influenced by | my | mum than my peers so |
want my mum i want | my | mum they couldn t f1149: |
he was goin to die | my | mum took him out of |
of us in that house | my | mum two brothers and a |
partick m1048: er i brought | my | mum up i brought my |
my mum up i brought | my | mum up one day with |
cleaner comes round i know | my | mum used to always do |
a nice one yeah eh | my | mum used to go into |
er f1054: that s one | my | mum uses aye m1022: and |
a different job and my | my | mum was a spool winder |
it that if he likes | my | mum was english and she |
culture of the time when | my | mum was expecting me her |
really hard time and when | my | mum was expecting me this |
a hospital like i think | my | mum was going to take |
m811: [laugh] f813: school and | my | mum was gutted cause she |
uh huh m1048: and er | my | mum was not impressed at |
god f1149: yeah so like | my | mum was really worried but |
an my sister was sick | my | mum was sick an me |
is [laugh] yeah f1148: and | my | mum was too scared she |
i would be stuck because | my | mum was working olive was |
ehm i think because ehm | my | mum well there was a |
i was comin in that | my | mum would always come in |
then of course you know | my | mum would be tired so |
never had a washin machine | my | mum would particularly make me |
a dead loss really as | my | mum would put it er |
re- i remember wh- when | my | mum would say aw yeah |
attention ugh the cricket again | my | mum would say without fail |
bad for your teeth anyway | my | mum would whisper to us |
f1148: uh huh so you | my | mum wouldn t allow me |
sitting in the pictures and | my | mum you know the her |
one mum will i put | my | my foot on this pond |
for the midwife and my | my | my mum had evidently said |
s another story wi that | my | my mum [sniff] eh i |
a a different job and | my | my mum was a spool |
down for the midwife and | my | my my mum had evidently |
i mummy i m writing | my | name first mum can you |
your t shirt look at | my | new t shirt f1124: mum |
well mum mum what s | my | nooks and crannies again well |
in careful mum this is | my | one f1117: [laugh] f1118: i |
influenced by my mum than | my | peers so f1150: yeah so |
my school mum there s | my | playgroup f1101: that s right |
mum f1113: okay f1114: oops | my | rub a dub dub rub |
my school we might see | my | school mum there s my |
then right [inaudible] f1136: mum | my | seat f1135: uh huh [inaudible] |
i f1121: my shot f1122: | my | sh- mum it fell off |
wir car mum i like | my | shoes f1101: they re gorgeous |
will i f1122: i f1121: | my | shot f1122: my sh- mum |
f832: [laugh] f833: choppy an | my | sister was sick my mum |
[panting] mum do you see | my | smoke look [exhale] f1101: it |
this mum did you see | my | smoke look f1101: [laugh] f1102: |
on my mum s line | my | stuff f1023: only her stuff |
a good wee packer mum | my | suit was hardly creased the |
eating nothing i ve had | my | tea m1106: mum f1105: uh |
my mum s no eh | my | teacher s hands f1095: fa |
paint paint butter butter mum | my | thi- things keep fallin doon |
come here then [inaudible] f1142: | my | thingie keeps comin off mum |
your playschool okay [inaudible] mum | my | thingie s came off my |
[inaudible] mum f1141: what f1142: | my | thingie s [inaudible] [inaudible] f1141: |
this year f1122: mum is | my | torch really bright f1121: too |
trousers a mess mum f1117: | my | trousers are a mess aye |
again right f1114: it s | my | turn f1113: no mum s |
mum purple purple purple purple | my | turn my turn my f1121: |
no has to wait till | my | turn no mum [sob] f1123: |
s mum s turn f1113: | my | turn right that one f1114: |
m1106: mum you ll have | my | water scoop that s a |
1 of my thesis back | my | 2nd reader prof [censored: surname] has |
conduct and my labour and | my | achievements lilian oh you ve |
just sort my ains sort | my | ains [?]my things are sorted[/?] i m going |
sort my ones just sort | my | ains sort my ains [?]my things are sorted[/?] |
t leave my bag or | my | anything lying about anywhere you |
bend my ear to twist | my | arm i ll wager it |
there pause oh my arm | my | arm s so sore starts |
near bucklt my stays an | my | backside wis stertin tae peel |
but i wouldn t leave | my | bag or my anything lying |
to get my flight without | my | bag when it popped out |
it because my wife and | my | bairns believed in me and |
drap o toddy tae heat | my | banes an brek my sweit |
february well three weeks after | my | birthday and my presents haven |
is my bodie this is | my | bleed bliss lord this bried |
chin together my soul shaken | my | body convulsed with agony it |
sell but my youth and | my | body you are old lady |
buik this is bone of | my | bone and flesh of my |
into my sleeping bag with | my | boots on and pulled it |
eh mike an i my | my | brother in law and this |
i was eh visitin my | my | brother in law he was |
very first time i remember | my | brother was sayin my brother |
f1148: [laugh] f1149: my siste- | my | brother we learned at the |
when i was ten so | my | brother would be eight my |
off my first spool of | my | camera i can t remember |
my leg muscles and do | my | cardiovascular system no end of |
rather shivers and shakes in | my | case in my past lives |
structure within a clause pattern | my | cat eats beans my old |
[censored: forename] f1118: what [censored: forename] f1117: | my | [censored: forename] f1118: and my [censored: forename] |
f1117: my [censored: forename] f1118: and | my | [censored: forename] too f1117: mmhm your |
over my chair my chair | my | chair my chair i m |
your chair over then f1142: | my | chair s over my chair |
i ve tried drawing with | my | charcoal and painting with my |
roderick maccallum esquire o stirlin | my | cheeks are aa blushes my |
that older people do in | my | constituency they demand my support |
that my ma aye cried | my | da bobby f1043: no f1041: |
his tool kit m1042: my | my | da f1041: just his tool |
ken my da wis merriet | my | da niver lets dab aboot |
show them to my daddy | my | daddy is a big black |
said sorry to her already | my | daddy is staring into my |
i can show them to | my | daddy my daddy is a |
is that apart from giving | my | daughter away my contribution was |
s my dinner is that | my | dinner f1125: your dinner f1126: |
mm no i just ate | my | dinner i just ate my |
that my dinner that s | my | dinner is that my dinner |
aye f1125: aye f1126: that | my | dinner that s my dinner |
t have to bother with | my | dirty pants yes my dear |
bubbles going up my n- | my | [?]ear[/?] put this over here |
he s wanting to bend | my | ear to twist my arm |
this was my one of | my | earlier attempts probably about [cough] |
eh never learned it because | my | em my teachers didn t |
you wash my my h- | my | erm gloves wi the windae |
she has my hair and | my | eyebrows and all my other |
shimmering and dissolving tears fill | my | eyes and stream down my |
my old dear i fix | my | eyes on the altar too |
were echoing in my head | my | eyes were dazzled by the |
my eyes and stream down | my | face sobs shake me fiona |
throw away the happiness o | my | faimily and my position in |
go to visit my ehm | my | family in unst which is |
s my first that s | my | favourite m865: okay any accent |
well i finally polished off | my | final version of my first |
an i had tae use | my | fingers tae eat my fish |
and i ve finished off | my | first spool of my camera |
use my fingers tae eat | my | fish [laugh] f1041: [laugh] f1054: |
my bone and flesh of | my | flesh and they shall be |
point of leaving to get | my | flight without my bag when |
saturday evenings andy i thocht | my | free time was my ain |
was good f833: except my | my | french person was a bit |
him but he really fancied | my | friend he fancied my friend |
went oh my god oh | my | god you know want a |
shall be my fowk an | my | god yours at her faither |
an my grunny cried my | my | granda bill f1040: [inaudible] m1042: |
visitin her my grandad just | my | grandad s a total star |
words from my youth with | my | grandchildren and words that we |
mottled kinda coloured cause my | my | grandfather had a trawler f1043: |
be a generational thing my | my | granny would have said ben |
bobby f1043: no f1041: an | my | grunny cried my my granda |
f1102: did you wash my | my | h- my erm gloves wi |
down the messages and taken | my | hand she usually held my |
my hand will you haud | my | hand that s for some |
my war these scars on | my | hands are for drawing pictures |
clean who up m1128: my | my | hands f1127: farr s the |
jack ach havers man beaumont | my | hoose my hame the happiness |
hae his breist bane neath | my | horn sae i bide my |
in the poem he mentions | my | income comes from my book |
be significantly amended james smith | my | instructions to my solicitors were |
jacket clap my jacket clap | my | jacket clap my jacket clap |
f1136: i- my jacket clap | my | jacket clap my jacket clap |
jacket clap my jacket clap | my | jacket clap my jacket no |
games and my toys and | my | jigsaws f1103: did she aw |
bar of the bed with | my | knees and chin together my |
aimed over my shoulder at | my | lap could pick up page |
be charted by magellan behind | my | lashes behind my dewy peepers |
my ear pierced but obviously | my | lip f1155: mmhm oh f1154: |
of auld lang syne in | my | living room i realised my |
my living room i realised | my | loyal companion had been left |
lugs and your ears m1092: | my | lugs and my ears f1091: |
ken f1041: never heard that | my | ma aye cried my da |
the core one because my | my | main interest would be would |
my two outings a year | my | main outings are though i |
must wear my props then | my | medical aids all the better |
tu- tutor my my mentor | my | mentor yes f1054: uh huh |
was praising him with all | my | mind an all my soul |
arrangements be disturbed i dabbed | my | mouth with my napkin to |
speak eh mike an i | my | my brother in law and |
eh i was eh visitin | my | my brother in law he |
f1043: his tool kit m1042: | my | my da f1041: just his |
it was good f833: except | my | my french person was a |
f1041: an my grunny cried | my | my granda bill f1040: [inaudible] |
a mottled kinda coloured cause | my | my grandfather had a trawler |
baby in april ehm but | my | my grandson s four past |
of older generations and that | my | my great grannie who was |
eh f1102: did you wash | my | my h- my erm gloves |
f1127: clean who up m1128: | my | my hands f1127: farr s |
better wi the skin m1042: | my | my my problem is i |
f641: mmhm f640: erm no | my | my parents had no church |
wi the skin m1042: my | my | my problem is i ve |
for the for christmas because | my | my son just got engaged |
my seat belt and dislocating | my | neck from my shoulders they |
my retreat instead i press | my | nose to future s shop |
deeve with my questions and | my | notemaking and they imparted their |
to grind metal fatigue s | my | only niggling angst my cousin |
huh mm m1174: in in | my | opinion that s my personal |
you know well it was | my | own choice sort of my |
them through my fault through | my | own fault an we beat |
i bang my knee on | my | own special stool and land |
if i put my stool | my | own special stool in front |
my desk and continue with | my | own work such as it |
my room and peace wetting | my | pants on the way back |
mmhm f640: erm no my | my | parents had no church connection |
oh aye [inaudible] m819: my | my | parents were were through cause |
shakes in my case in | my | past lives i ve discovered |
comments are not based on | my | perceptions but on my experience |
in my opinion that s | my | personal opinion erm so we |
microphone [cat miaows] f1113: [inaudible] f1114: | my | phone my my microphone my |
my point wasn t that | my | point was that i knew |
law f963: well yes but | my | point wasn t that my |
the skin m1042: my my | my | problem is i ve got |
my cheeks are aa blushes | my | puir lugs are dirlin frae |
to you my experience and | my | reaction fiona hyslop thank you |
broadband however that is outwith | my | responsibility and my minister s |
wastin my time gettin in | my | road ye ken fit men |
it down i escaped to | my | room and peace wetting my |
i can get without undoing | my | seat belt and dislocating my |
of my street flying s | my | secret it wouldn t do |
that camera 1 aimed over | my | shoulder at my lap could |
f643: yeah coup on my | my | side m608: mm f641: mm |
well [laugh] f1148: [laugh] f1149: | my | siste- my brother we learned |
yes lila f1104: erm my | my | sisters are erm in africa |
the for christmas because my | my | son just got engaged the |
my son tess robby is | my | son tess this you tryin |
tae you know my sore | my | sore sore tae that would |
f1107: mmhm m1108: aye bless | my | soul f1107: bless my soul |
my knees and chin together | my | soul shaken my body convulsed |
the happiness of my faimily | my | standing in the community they |
the chaos inside my head | my | stream of consciousness as baldy |
week after a meeting with | my | supervisor and my first reader |
heat my banes an brek | my | sweit an sooth my gowpin |
s my mic that s | my | tape machine my mini disc |
they drug my horlicks though | my | teeth may clack like coconuts |
and my ear canals and | my | testicles what s left of |
through my final weeks get | my | thesis typed duplicated bound and |
urgh m1106: they re in | my | they re in my drawers |
i could get round my | my | thing working there was great |
jist hung aboot me wastin | my | time gettin in my road |
and jeans and filling up | my | training shoes and my mind |
are they re alright f1142: | my | troosers my troosers keep fallin |
[laugh] [laugh] your turn f1121: | my | turn f1122: my turn to |
eh john [censored: surname] and i | my | two outings a year my |
not realized my limits nor | my | vastness i had not known |
that m017: well my [exhale] | my | views are th- that that |
there was no fighting in | my | war these scars on my |
and fend for it because | my | wife and my bairns believed |
never see my grandchildren because | my | wife s condition makes flying |
my emotions to harmonize with | my | will yes but i was |
my earlier remarks and in | my | written submission clearly indicated that |
some of the words from | my | youth with my grandchildren and |