I want to travel from Northern Ireland to Scotland, I’m 15 if I have my parents permission to travel there could I by law be able to go to Scotland alone.
There’s myself, and my parents – we come from manchester in England.
We are absolutely dying to get out of the rat race and rough area that surrounds us, and so we’re planning on upping sticks and moving to Scotland – question is this;
Do scottish people have an issue with English people?
We’ve heard a lot about this, and i’m wondering if it would prove to be a problem.
What is there to see or do in both Scotland and Holland in August of 2010? I’ve never been to Europe before, but my family (2 parents, 3 teenage kids) is visiting these two countries for a few weeks next summer to do all the sightseeing stuff and visit relatives in Edinburgh and Helmond. What are the main places that we should visit?
I am wondering because my parents and I are going to move to Scotland because of my dad’s job.
May be sending my senior parents to Scotland for their 50th and want to know what to expect for a climate. "When" we send them will depend on factors such as climate. I know each coast is different as well as how much sunlight and the obvious temp differences. If someone was going to go to Scotland via a tour group, when would be the best time to go?
That’s is an "adjective" to let the "smarter" users know that my parents aren’t 40 or 50 but over 65.
Shame about your limited verbal skills.
“Cultural Baggage”
11.
Barbara Ehrenreich embraces what personal heritage?
(1 point)
• Scottish
• WASP
• None
• Judaism
12.
How did Ehrenreich’s parents raise her as far as religion? (1 point)
• They wanted her to be very religious
• They wanted her to believe as she wished
• They wanted her to not believe at all
• They wanted her to just celebrate certain holidays
13.
What did Ehrenreich’s adult children believe? (1 point)
• They had no feelings of ethnic or religious identity
• They felt very Jewish
• They felt very Christian
• They felt very Christian
14.
How did Ehrenreich feel about her grown children’s beliefs? (1 point)
• She was devastated
• She was proud
• She was angry
• She was embarrassed
But what is it?
And my friend is wondering where she is from: her dad is English, Her mum is Scottish, She was born in England on holiday and has lived in Scotland the rest of her life.
And if it is what your parents were then how far do you go back? Because my mum’s parents were scottish, my dad’s dad was scottish but my dad’s mum’s mum was irish.
Don’t worry if you get confused, just answer as much as you can.
Thanks. 
Yes, The UK is scotland, england, wales and N. Ireland.
But Scots and Welsh are more likely to say that they are Scottish or Welsh rather than brittish!
