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Tectonic Trouble in Itchy Ankle and environs
Earthquake update: I was in the bathroom when the 5.9 struck and so braved a small personal tsunami while others were evacuating the building. Now back at work and fearing the commute home. Here in DC we don’t cope well with … Continue reading
Belly ache
I woke up in some discomfort and the feeling persisted all day. The large white area known as my stomach was sore. I tried to diagnose the problem without the aid of medical staff at the Duke Diet and Fitness … Continue reading
Where are the Lifeguards?
The Cackler is claiming salvage rights since she hauled me off the rocky bottom of the savage sea this afternoon. She says she will sell my rusting, sunken carcass to the Chinese for scrap unless I agree to do her bidding. She … Continue reading
Posted in Blarney Family, Crone as Casualty, Crone in America
Tagged 90210, chinese scrap, Lifeguard, salvage rights, sisters
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Lovely Day Petunia
We’re safely back at the Tranquility Pool after a near-drowning incident at the beach. The Cackler was supine on the sand after a long walk this morning when I decided to trust to the tides and enjoy a short swim. The beach … Continue reading
Adventures with Lady Godiva
Lady Godiva (yes, she’s from the English Midlands) is making me walk miles every day. She started power walking last year and lost 50 pounds. She is now slimmer than a sixteen year old and every bit as spunky. She … Continue reading
Itchy Ankle and some others—the News this New Year.
It was just as well Spud Hughes and the Contessa traveled to Itchy Ankle this Christmas because the Crone was incapacitated. Her right wrist, subsequently found to be broken, was useful for very little more than lifting the occasional glass of mulled wine, … Continue reading
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No more turnip lanterns
News reaches me from Spalding, Lincolnshire in the UK where they are supplying all of Europe with pumpkins for Halloween. Hurrah for Spalding. Much has been written here before of the Irish habit of hacking up turnips (also known as swedes … Continue reading
On Being An Irish Work Of Art
To the newly refurbished Ulster Museum in Belfast to see an exhibition of contemporary Irish art. The usual stuff–a windswept field from Basil Blackshaw, some abstract but distinctly boggy from T.P. Flanagan and women in shawls huddled on the back of … Continue reading
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Tagged Basil Blackshaw, Belfast, Colin Middleton, Grace Henry, installation art, Ireland, Irish art, Jack Butler Yeats, John Lavery, John Luke, pastel society ireland, Paul Henry, rain in Ireland, Ulster Museum, weather, William Conor
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