… tastes like Tuesdays never tasted before. Continue reading Only the crumbliest, flakiest Tuesdays
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Bank holiday war memorial Monday
I love the June bank holiday weekend in Ireland. Granted this is the first time that I have spent it as an Irish resident since the year 2000 but it evokes memories of sunshine. My birthday is May 31st so I link the day in my head with the bank holiday and glorious weather. I accept, that because this is Ireland, that there’s also probably selective memory at play – every day in Ireland can be a day for a deluge, so it’s probable that I have erased many memories of downpours. Continue reading Bank holiday war memorial Monday
Star Wars – a street food revolution
I arose from my slumber, early yestermorn, and I repaired to the balcony where I had a mug of tea. Followed by another. And then another. Afterwards I though an extra mug of tea was probably advisable, so I arranged that. Continue reading Star Wars – a street food revolution
The 3 stooges
My daily sojourn to work, on the big yellow bus takes on average forty minutes.
As more regular readers, of my barely read blog can attest, I occasionally discuss the fellow travellers on my daily journey. Not out of any sense of malice or obsessive interest in them. It’s more to do with the fact that earlier in the week my life involves transport to work, work, transport from work and evenings home alone. Continue reading The 3 stooges
Save the English language
I’ll admit that the title is a touch melodramatic but I am slightly troubled. Continue reading Save the English language
Driving Mr. Murphy
In typical style I am postponing important decisions. Not for any valid reason – it’s more to do with some irrational fear of failure. If I don’t try, then I can’t fail. Now logic would respond that if I don’t try then I’ve already failed – it’s just unofficial. But logic can be overrated. Continue reading Driving Mr. Murphy
Bulmers comes before a fall
So yesterday evening I arranged a soiree to celebrate my impending birthday. The location was The Beer House on Capel Street. It’s a funky, slightly grungy bar at the top of the street where a sizeable amount of money has been invested in making it appear scruffy. Continue reading Bulmers comes before a fall
Prisoners
So Bruce Springsteen then… Continue reading Prisoners
Bruce Quizteam
So on Wednesday evening I attended a table quiz. I am a member of a drama group, and this quiz was a fundraiser to raise some loot to finance the production, being held next month. Continue reading Bruce Quizteam
Reasons I like being back in Ireland
(Aside from friends and family that is) Continue reading Reasons I like being back in Ireland
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