2016 Grateful 44
My grandfather had a chair by the fire that no one else sat in. My dad has one, too. I have my corner of the
My grandfather had a chair by the fire that no one else sat in. My dad has one, too. I have my corner of the
Two months in to the year and I’ve managed to get to Morocco, Ireland, Malta, Serbia, and Poland. I head Stateside later this week, and plan
‘Common sense and a sense of humour are the same thing, moving at different speeds. A sense of humour is just common sense, dancing.’ I
‘Ouch’, she cried. ‘What’s happened?’, I asked the group in general, as a rather large hairy man was blocking my view. ‘He’s just dropped his
Many things in life confuse me. I have lots of questions about why we do what we do – questions that remained largely unanswered. Most are trivial
Back at the turn of the century, a bunch of Irish friends were making semi-regular trips to France to purchase wine by the boot-load. They’d
I’m quite partial to a bit of posh. I’m convinced that in a previous life (or indeed, lives), I was loaded. To the manor born
It’s been a long time since anyone scrubbed me down and washed me. The last time was most likely during a hospital stay in Cherry
There’s a saying at home that you can take the man out of the bog but you can’t take the bog out of the man.