It started with a simple enough request. “Can you move the little coffee table to beside my new chair?” says Herself. “Not a chance” says I cheerfully. “There’s no room for it there.” “Well, make room!” “No! and that’s the … Continue reading →
Simon Clark posed a question yesterday. Whatever happened to Ireland’s rebel spirit? He starts off though by talking about the Irish being obsessed with Brexit. I think “obsessed” might be a bit strong though. He was unfortunate enough to get … Continue reading →
There really are some bigots on this planet. Smoking-ban petition by Langley mom to be submitted to legislature in February. I find it difficult to know where to start here. First of all I would suggest that instead of whinging … Continue reading →
We have a major problem here in Ireland. While the rest of the world frets over minor trivialities such as Brexit, Mexican walls, Federal shutdowns, yellow vest protests and other such fripparies, we have a disaster in the making here. … Continue reading →
