What were you like when you were 20? What were your hopes and dreams? Was life good for you, and would you go back? Tonight I was challenged by Lorna who blogs at Irish farmerette to reflect on when I was 20, and from the moment I read the prompt I could not shake those … More Would you go back?
Today is the anniversary of the day I got married. We have defied the odds, and have managed to stay married, and even fond of each other, for over twenty years. I am allergic to writing a mushy post, and there are more than enough posts on this blog where I have laughed at yer … More To us.
A group of friends gather together and enjoy conversation, and craic, Catching up on happenings, we chat and laugh out loud. It is one of those nights, Summer holidays are upon us, and the relaxed atmosphere is evident. Then mid laugh, with happiness in my heart you catch my eye. I see you smile. As … More Where do you go?
I have been nominated for Best Blog Post in the Irish Blog awards for my post ‘What do you see when you’re looking at me?’. I am of course thrilled to be nominated and this post is one I am particularly happy with. For those who do not wish to press the link above, the post … More What do you see when you’re looking at me?
Do many of you use facebook to promote your blog? Up to a few months ago I had about ten friends on facebook, and they really were my friends or family, and a few fellow bloggers who took pity on me when I asked them to ‘like’ my page. I really didn’t ‘get’ facebook. I … More Will you be my friend?
Okay maybe that was a small bit dramatic, but sure now that you’ve begun to read you might as well carry on. I’m expecting visitors. Guests. VIPs. Unless your house is the one I dream of, I bet you go on a major clean up before visitors come to stay. I know I do and … More Warning warning, this blog is about to change forever!
Tonight I’m breaking with tradition. I’m writing about yer man who I live with, and I might even be saying something nice about him! We met when I was still a teenager, a fiercely independent girl, who knew her own mind. Life at the time was far from easy and in many ways I was … More Listen carefully, as I’ll not be repeating this.
I can do this. I’m not addicted. I can go a night without posting. Of course I can. Fingers begin to twitch. I am not posting tonight. No writing for me. I’ve nothing to write about anyway. Feet begin to tap. I’m not addicted. I will just read other blogs and not write anything tonight. … More I am not posting tonight!
Just a quick late night post to pass on my thank you to anyone who took the time to nominate me for this years Irish Blog Awards. I am thrilled to have my nomination accepted, even if I shamelessly pointed you in that direction. Last year I managed to make the finals, but being new … More Thank you, I’m chuffed.
My mom rarely reads my blog, but regardless today I would like to write a special post for her, and for my Dad. Today is their fifty ninth wedding anniversary. In our house there are many photos of our Mom and Dad. However there is one in particular which for me sums up the … More ‘Til death us do part’
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