Life is a cycle of what you make of it, for good or bad and I agree that with so many national cultures, intermixed in our families, it would be very sad to see Scotland dissect itself from the rest of Britain. My daughter, born in the Isle of Man, lives in Stoke at present. My dad and one sister live in the Stirling area, I have two other sisters, who reside in Bristol and Bishops Stortford and then finally I live on the Isle of Man married to a Manx Man, and have three other children, living here, along with another sister. I am proud to be Scottish, after all it is my roots, but I am also proud to have the Queen as my Heir and I do not want to lose that. This is not a match between Celtic and Rangers, where I have first handedly seen the street divide in Glasgow, this is our future, our childrens future and I agree that united, we not only stand together, we help each other to move forward. English politicians just need to allow the Scottish politicians a say, and not just on paper, in reality. I hear my dad fret about the whole affair and as there are more pensioners now than ever before, we need to assure them of a smooth journey for the rest of their lives and not a life of despair, wondering what they have left for their children. This is one of the silent voices, speaking up for the first time, to make a difference, hopefully. Whatever you decide is good for today, just think of the consequences upon our childrens shoulders.
Posted on: Mon, 15 Sep 2014 19:59:46 +0000
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