Today I have some amazing news I wanted to share with you all, which I read on Friday. The post I just reblogged may have given you a hint . . . This is the fantastic post I read and had to hold back tears of happiness . . . Yes our wonderful, strong, brave…
Every evening you call me, At around half past ten. I could set my watch by you. You time it to perfection. My youngest is in bed, and I am able to sit down, and enjoy our time together, Just me and you. You are not exactly demanding, but regardless of circumstance, you do insist … More My perfect companion.
Quite a number of years ago, I worked in a childrens hospital, in the Accident and Emergency department, for a short time, whilst training to be a nurse. It was in a part of inner city Dublin, surrounded by flats. Many would consider it, the heart and soul of Dublin. The local children treated the … More Born to be bad?
It’s that time again. Time to give a shout out, to all those posts, which “Freshly Impressed” me. For those of you who do not follow my blog, this is my way of highlighting other blogs, which you may not have read before. A way of sharing posts I have enjoyed, without having to give … More Freshly Impressed #6
Tonight I am a million miles away from my blog. I am of course at home, but my heart is in intensive care in Dublin. My warrior of a young fighter is still fighting, but he has had a very difficult few days. However despite being miserable, I do not wish to be. So tonight … More Where is your sense of humor?
When my children were young, if I ever had to leave them, for any length of time, I would tell them I would always be by their side, even when they could not see me. I would say to them, if they were lonely or sad, to close their eyes and quietly call my name. … More “Good night my darlings”.
“As long as any member of this team lives, Mayo will never again win an All Ireland Football Final”. So roared the priest, as the victorious team of 1951 passed by. The shocked members of the funeral party stood in silence. Just minutes earlier the bus carrying the triumphant football team of 1951, had passed … More More than just a game.
This weeks DP writing challenge was “Dialogue”, Begin a post with a scene that includes dialogue. “Mrs Doyle, Mr Sheehan is here to see you”. A lady, probably in her sixties, with a face accustomed to smiling, stepped forward. “Tanks nurse, I’m on me way”, she said in her strong Dublin accent. “Mary” she roared, … More Lost In Translation.
Who or what is it, that has the greatest influence, on our children’s lives? Is it Nature or Nurture? I am not an expert on these things, my only experience is my own family. However I do often wonder, having been a stay at home mother, for over twenty years. Does the fact, I have … More Nature V Nurture. (2)
It is that time again, to share with you all, what has “Freshly Impressed” me this week. For those of you who do not follow my blog, this is my way of highlighting other blogs, which you may not have read before. A way of sharing posts I have enjoyed, without having to give out … More Freshly Impressed #5
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