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Tag Archives: Ireland
A Traditional Irish Blessing
Blessings are good any day and not just on March 17th! Ireland is an amazing place, especially for your first adventure outside of the United States. The people are warm, friendly, love Americans as well as being funny and welcoming. … Continue reading
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Tagged Emerald Isle, green, Ireland, Irish Blessing, March 17th, shades of green, St. Patrick's Day
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Who Were the Black Irish?
Who were the Black Irish? Back to Irish history The term ‘Black Irish’ is one that most people will have heard at some point, although it is more commonly used in the US, Britain and Australia than it is in … Continue reading
“Brooklyn”. . . . a film
Many of us are drawn to the mystery of home and family and trying to find our place in the world. Some of us are content with the family and place where we are born, but others are searching for … Continue reading
Posted in film, Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged "Brooklyn", cinema, classic romance, family, farewell, film, hello, home, Ireland, Irish, Italian, love, love story, New York
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Working Irish Border Collies
We had a Border Collie whose name was Lucy. She was the ‘dog’ of my husband’s life! When we drove through England we stopped when we saw a man and his Collies playing ball in the front yard of the … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Uncategorized
Tagged animals, Border Collie, British Isles farms, England, German Shepherds, Ireland, Scotland, sheep, shepherds, Standard Poodles, working dogs
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Bogside, Derry
As we ate our proper Irish breakfast in the small dining room of our B&B, I struck up a conversation with the woman who had come and cooked for us. While I am always happy to share my story, I … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged "the Troubles", British Army, Derry Ireland, Enland, ghetto, housing, Ireland, jobs, Londonderry, low income housing, one man one vote, politics, power, self-determination, U2
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Londonderry. . . . . Derry Ireland
Derry or Londonderry was to be a night stopover on our way to the Giant’s Causeway when we were in Ireland in the summer of 2010. What a surprise to have it worm its way into our hearts. David plans … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Uncategorized
Tagged architecture, B&B in Ireland, blogging, Derry Ireland, engineering, images, Intact medieval wall, Ireland, Londonderry, medieval wall, photography, walled city
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Happy Saint Patrick’s Day
Ireland is a great first time travelers’ destination with friendly, welcoming people, beautiful landscape, castles, the Blarney Stone, great pubs and fish and chips! I have never heard anyone say they didn’t enjoy their time in the Emerald Isle!
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Tagged blessing, blogging, faith, green, Ireland, St. Patrick's Day
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Philomena – The Movie
Judy Dench is known for her regal performances depicting queens. This may be her most complex role as she plays a average woman with unlikely depth and reserve of strength telling of a mother’s undying love. This film is based … Continue reading
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Tagged a mother's love, adoption, Catholic Church, Christianity, convent, Ireland, nuns
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Halloween . . . . . .October 31st
I like this picture because it reminds me of the pumpkins my architect carved for our children. He was never satisfied with a traditional jack-o-lantern, but carved R2D2 and Picasso pumpkins among others for our doorstep! From this shot, you … Continue reading
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Tagged arcitecture, candy, celebrations, Celts, commerce, Druids, Empire State, Halloween, Ireland, Jack-O-Lanterns, Jack-O-Laterns, Le Corbusier, spirits, Villa Sovoyoe
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