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Our garden is finally taking shape. I have always found the bigger the garden the harder it is to pull it together.

I have mentioned before how we had a small seaside garden  in our old Edwardian house by the sea. But it came together beautifully with it’s abundance of pots, and small trees.

Now this garden...

My adventures have definitely encouraged and enabled me to adapt and evolve and all that has come about because they have developed my ability to reflect. I am not the same person I was 11 years ago. I have learned so much about myself and other people. This has often resulted in me stepping away. With no ill will, or malice. In fact only four seats on my

Yesterday, coming home from the mundane task of shopping, I turned into our lane and encountered two leverets, playing together on what was a rare sunny afternoon in Donegal.

I always take care driving down my lane, out of respect for all living things that share the space with us. At that moment I was so grateful that I did. ...

RD started in his new job today. It’s the start of a new adventure, of that I have no doubt.

It was a very poignant moment when we left our old place if work. RD had been there over 4 years. He was so liked by all, they called him into the meeting room to say goodbye, and so many people cried.

There was a young man there, Shauney, as I called him. He ...

When I came to Ireland the first job I had was auditing a bookshop that was for a charity in Omagh, and closing the bookshop down. A casualty of Covid. I found a few books of interest ‘Syncrodestiny’ by Deepak Chopra, and another called ‘God Doesn’t Have Bad Hair Days.’ Pretty much of the same ilk, manifesting, understanding that everything is energy, that nothing is a co...