Time seems to have flowed past at speed the last few weeks. All the sudden it is mid-January already and no blog post has been written. Ouch! Not sure how that happened. I spend Christmas with one of my best friends together with her boyfriend, who also happens to be a good friend of mine, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Family’
Is it January already?
Posted: January 11, 2012 in Family, Friends, LifeTags: Christmas, Eleanor Roosevelt, Family, Friends, Friendship, Guinness, Holidays, Inspiration, Life, Life changes, Music of Ireland, New Year, Public houses in Ireland
… putting pen to Christmas card
Posted: December 4, 2011 in Life, RantTags: Christmas, Christmas card, Family, Friends, Rant, Seasons Greetings, Writer's block, xmas
The second advent candle is lit aaaand here we go again… It is once again time to write those frustrating, easy-to-forget, I-have-no-idea-what-to-write, wonderful Christmas cards. Every year it is the same story when it comes to writing and sending Christmas cards, as you might remember from last years post. There are some cards that kind [...]
What is love?
Posted: September 24, 2011 in Life, Life changes, LoveTags: Family, Friends, Life, Life changes, Love, Reflections, What is love
What is love? It is a question that has been asked and answered throughout time. Each answer seems to trigger a new question. The search is never-ending. Poems have been written, songs composed, films created – all to describe, answer and seek love. Some find it, some loose it, some are still seeking. The variety [...]
Do you believe in monogamy?
Posted: July 30, 2011 in Life, Life changesTags: Dan Savage, Family, Life, Life changes, Love, Marriage, Monogamy, Open relationship, Reflections, Relationships
While I was away on my holiday I still tried to be online every once in a while, cos let’s face it… I am way to curious about what is happening everywhere. It was during this time that a blog post from the lovely Nikki B, on monogamy, caught my attention. Read it, share it, [...]
Senses and images.
Posted: July 26, 2011 in Family, Food, Life, TravelTags: Family, Food, Holidays, Joy, Kinect, Laughs, Life, Love, Recharging, Sense, Sweden, Travel
The last two weeks have passed really, really fast and I am once again back in Dublin. I have had a great time in Sweden and could write a long detailed account about all the good times, hysterical laughs, great conversations, lively discussions, divine wines drunk and fabulous food eaten… but… I decided not to. Instead I [...]
Holidays, check-in’s, regression, cattery anxiety and the colour red
Posted: July 8, 2011 in Family, Life, TravelTags: Blogging, Cattery, Dublin Airport, Family, Holidays, Laughs, Life, Regression, Sweden, Travel, vacation
It is finally that time again. Holiday time! I started my holiday today by going to the hairdresser and my hair is a vibrant red again. All cut and styled and looks good. The red will hopefully last a while but it does have a tendency to wash out quickly and get stuck everywhere else; [...]
The lure of old photos
Posted: February 12, 2011 in Family, Life, ReflectionsTags: Family, Joy, Life, My people, Old photos, Reflections
I love old pictures. I have spent part of the day copying over old photos that my aunt and sister have scanned in. My parents have a whole bunch of pictures in an old shoebox. They are not particularly organized or even dated. I used to spend hours going through them all as a kid. [...]
Homesick
Posted: November 28, 2010 in Family, Life, ReflectionsTags: Family, Homesickness, Life, Reflections, Thoughts
The sky outside is slowly darkening and the snow-covered ground is taking on a beautiful blue colour. It is quiet outside. No cars passing by. Everyone has gone inside. Today I am homesick. I do not get like this very often, especially cos I know that often it is so easy to remember everything at [...]
Hugs are nice
Posted: November 26, 2010 in Family, Friends, Life, Love, ThoughtsTags: Family, Friends, Friendship, Hugs are nice, Life, Love, Physical contact
I am not a touchy-feely person really, never have been. When I grew up there was not so much physical contact. Sure we hugged but not often. Affection was more shown through humour and laughs. My dad would show his affection by ruffling my hair more than anything. He still laughs a bit embarrassed every [...]