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Add
a Wee bit o' Scotland to your next event.
Scottish
Poet & Presenter
Gordon doesn't just
recite poetry. ( Robert Burns and his own )
As an MC or speaker, he'll bring a colorful flavor to your event.
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"How the
Scots Invented the Modern World"
Read
a review
by Irvine Welsh (Trainspotting) of this amazing book by author Arthur Herman
Listen to Gordon's version (samples of the presentation "Scotland a wee
country wi' a BIG Impact on
the World")
Here's my
most favourite Scottish Web site. Electric Scotland
Alastair
McIntyre, mcwebmaster extraordinaire, is a real Scottish gentleman.
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Your
wedding is very special. A once-in-a-lifetime event. You could add a touch
of class and elegance by having some meaningful and romantic poems read
out loud by Gordon dressed so finely in his kilt. "My
Love is Like a Red Rose" is a very popular poem.
1st Corinthians 13 read in a Scottish accent is quite moving. And The Lord's Prayer is another. |
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Give your next party/social event a new flavor......a Scottish flavor. Your guests will learn about one of the most beautiful countries in Europe.........Scotland as They're entertained |
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Children absolutely love to learn about Scotland and all things Scottish. They are so inquistive and love to know every detail about every little thing. "What is that at the front of your kilt?" "Do Scottish policemen carry guns?" "What kind of money do you use?" They enjoy hearing the Scottish accent and are delighted to be taught some Scottish words. |
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There are many meetings and functions that churches have which are about entertaining and bringing some different cultural flavor to the proceedings. For example seniors groups or groups who have recently toured the British Isles and who wish to know more about where they went and be entertained at the same time. They always love to hear the lilt of the Scottish accent as it will help them relive there vacation. |
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Many people here in the USA are extremely proud of their Scottish heritage and, when their loved ones pass on, hearing a verse, a favourite poem or a personal eulogy read out loud in the Scottish accent is often a comfort at an emotional time. |
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If
you don't feel like you're much of a writer yourself,
why don't you have a poem written for the one you love, for a special event, an anniversary? |
POETRY
& MIRTH
To find oot whit
a real Scotsman wears under his kilt
Click here................If
You DARE
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Can you imagine 15 musicians recorded in a room measuring 12' x 12' !!! Recorded in Kampala, Uganda
Click on the photo to visit the website.
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Romantic poetry read with a rich, Scottish sexy accent
Click
here to listen.
" I was transported to a sweet little river
somewhere in a very green place as I listened to the words, and I almost
believed I was 20 again, and someone's truest love."
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These are delightful Scottish
children's stories written by Margo Fallis and read by Gordon Nicol
with his rich, distinctive Scottish accent.
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Children of Uganda
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Watch the dances and listen to the songs of these wonderful, beautiful amazing orphans from Uganda who toured the US to raise funds for their orphanage. |
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The Sounds of Puerto Vallarta
While on a romantic trip to visit
una chicita bonita called
Gabriela,
I was rewarded in my endeavour to help a little girl who lost her legs. Mariachi bands, children
singing, Canto Nuevo, an amazing church service during the Festival of the
Virgin de Guadalupe, a Peruvian/Bolivian traditional group and more. Ay Jalisco
Click on the photo to visit website
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Karigirwa Sandra Listening to this voice, you would never know that she was a victim of the Rwandan genocide. Sandra sings in French, Lugandan, Swahili and English. Everyone remarks upon the purity and clarity of this beautiful girl's voice.
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My latest African trip | |
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| Dec 2004 trip to Uganda |
Fifteen musicians recorded in a 12' x 12' room ! |
Watch Sandra dance with her Aunt Mariza |
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here for
Sweet Nothings |
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