Today is another ‘Tell me your story,’ where someone shares the story of a love in their life. It’s a modern day love story, which began online, told to us by, Mishunderstood. Short Version of a Long Love Story. We fell in love. Then we met. Yes. That is how it works when sparks fly … More Tell me your story. #3
The week has flown by. So here is this weeks link to my column in The Feelgood supplement in The Irish Examiner. This week the pullout quote was, ‘The other day, in a desperate attempt to detox, I placed my phone in a kitchen drawer. Who needs a phone 24/7?’ I hope you enjoy it. … More There I am in the paper. #3
Today we have story number 2 in my ‘Tell me your story” collection. It’s the story of Kat and Carl. A story that reminds us all that life is short, but love is forever. Thank you Kat I know it was not easy to share this story with us. Kat blogs at redsoxlady35 Kat and … More What’s your story #2…Kat and Carl.
In case you wish to read it. Here is this weeks link to my column in The Feelgood supplement in the Irish Examiner. There seems to have been a technical issue with last weeks, (my way of saying I can’t get the link!) but hopefully I’ll be able to share it with you also in … More There I am in the paper, #2.
A couple of weeks ago I wrote asking if any of you would like to share your stories of how you met the love of your life. Perhaps it was a love that was meant to be and has survived the test of time, or maybe it was a first love, a forbidden love or … More What’s your story… Once upon a time in Paris.
I wrote last week saying I’d love to share some of your stories about how you met the love of your life. What I have always found amazing is that, for many, the meeting of their partner was a moment of chance or courage. To set the ball rolling here’s my story. I met ‘yer … More What’s your story?
As promised here is the link to my first appearance in the Irish Examiner. In case you missed my news I’m writing a weekly column in Friday’s Feelgood supplement. I didn’t know whether to rush out and buy it Friday morning or hide, but in the end I bought it bright and early. My thoughts … More So there I am in the paper.
So my friends and greatest supporters, tomorrow is D Day and I’m sick. Not actually sick, but sick with nerves. As I told you before, (here) I’ve agreed to write a weekly column in the Feelgood supplement of The Irish Examiner, an Irish national newspaper and tomorrow the first one will be published. I’ve only … More Peeping through my fingers.
Some of you may remember my writing previously about young Ben? He was a beautiful, handsome, lively six year old who became ill and passed away within the space of two weeks. Because of the bravery and selflessness of Ben’s parents who agreed to donate his organs, the lives of other children were saved. While … More A shout out and a favour to ask.
Yesterday I spent time clearing out the mountain of books that were littering a spare room. I’d a new bookcase in my bedroom, sitting empty, just waiting. I began by creating two piles. One for those I’d either never read (my daughters or husbands books) or had read but disliked, and one for those I’d … More What books are on your bookshelves?
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