Here is a modern day tale of Samson and Goliath. A story to make you smile. In the male dominated, multi million pound world that is international soccer a young Irish woman is down to the final three for scoring the greatest goal of 2014. If you watch this you will see that there was … More What a story!
“If you change nothing, nothing changes” I posted this as part of Linda Gills ‘One liner Wednesday’. I think the New Year is a good time to remember these words.
Am I the only one who is terrified by New year, and the prospect of all it may bring? Am I the only one who sings ‘Auld Lang Syne’ in tears, missing those who are gone? Am I the only one afraid to look down the road of 2015, fearing what I might see? Am … More Am I the only one?
‘Do you mind her writing about you like that in her blog?” my friend asked my husband over Christmas. We were all gathered in a friends house and I had just discovered that a number of those present, regularly read my blog, or at least had access to it. ‘Yerrah” said my husband, (don’t even … More This one is for you.
Here in Ireland Christmas is a marathon lasting almost two weeks. This morning I woke up and not for the first time this week I wondered, “what day is this?” As a family of six we have spent an extraordinary amount of time at home together, but not only at home, we have actually spent … More So long Christmas.
I wanted to do a recap of 2014, but it seemed a bit boring. What would I write and how would I present it? Then I saw a linky on my blog buddie Sadhbh’s blog. (In case you are not Irish and think I was typing not looking at the keys, her name is Irish … More 2014. That was the year that was.
I’m sure some of you have contenders, but I think it will be difficult to beat the one I received last year. It was given to me by a friend of mine after a very difficult year. The year had begun with young Daniel coming home from hospital just before Christmas. He had been diagnosed … More The most thoughtful Christmas present I have ever received.
“Wear your ruby shoes when you’re far away, so you’ll always stay home in your heart”. (love and happiness) From the moment my first baby was placed in my arms I became a different person. Life was no longer about me. When she smiled my heart soared, when she cried my heart broke. When she … More I hold my breath until I see you again.
Oh that’s a really good idea for a post. I can’t wait to write it. But first I must get home. How will I start…? Yes, perfect, that should work. But first I must make dinner. Now where was I..? Oh yes, I can see where this is going. But first I must get the … More Bloggers, does this sound familiar?
I just wanted to take a moment to wish you all a very happy Christmas or holiday or what ever you celebrate this time of year. Here in Ireland we take our Christmas very seriously. Many will be on holidays from Christmas Eve until Jan 5th. In my house we will go to Mass, (yes … More Nollaig Shona Duit. Happy Christmas.
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