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My Blog List
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1989 Alternate Oscars - If you're old like me, you might remember all the hand-wringing and pearl-clutching that accompanied the release of Spike Lee's masterpiece, *Do the Righ...
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Early Houses of Dublin (late 2023) - In February 2015, I published an article listing the remaining 12 or so ‘early house’ pubs in Dublin city centre along with some brief historical backgroun...5 months ago
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VINTAGE | January Batch - It may be a brand spanking new year, but we've got a batch of choice vintage items that have just been added to The Reed, including a restock of beaded sou...
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The Blog has moved... - *Bonjour*, Thank you for following French Girl in Seattle for almost 4 years. Le Blog just moved, and we miss you! This is your official invitation ...
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Interior Design | Paris Apartment - This eclectically designed Paris apartment has beautiful chevron floors, mouldings, large windows & french doors ... *photos by enrique menossi* *...
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Frances McDormand - *Academy Awards* *Best Actress *(1997) - Fargo *Nomination Best Supporting Actress *(1989) - Mississippi Burning *Nomination Best Supporting Actress *(20...
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Sign Up To Offer Holyland Scattering Service - Providing a natural and spiritual way to create final closure, Holyland Ash Scattering can offer your client families a serene and sacred place of rest th...
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Fly fishing in Labrador - It's been quite a while since I updated my blog. I have some photos of a trip I made in 2005 to Labrador. We stayed at Kepimets Camps, owned by Matt Libby...
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11 comments:
Very tastefully done. Good job.
Great job Bren..
You did a great job with that. I really liked it.
Thanks Brendan...this is wonderful. very emotional to watch but wonderful...well done! A copy of this on disc would be appreciated
can Eileen's request extend to this quarter of the world?. Though Joe was an uncle in law, Queen Eileen is my mam's sister and well worth having her and Joe on disc please...
That is a lovely collection. Some of them are new to me. I never got to know Joe well as he was usually in bed during the day when I used to visit. He worked during the night. I often wondered how he managed to sleep. He looks like a very gentle and caring father, but I was a bit afraid of him as Eileen (his wife) used to call him the Father Bear.
i love that song and i loved me garndad i miss him.
can u post that on youtube and then i copy it thanks if ya can.
Brendan, that is lovely, thanks for putting all these photos together, and doing such a great job, something to keep and treasure for everyone, really appreciate it!
yes Brendan, Include me in the file list. Can you send it to me??... I you just send the file I will get someone to sort it out here and make it work..
Again, Great job.
And Evelyn, Yes My Father was quite the man. In Irish/Dublin terms, he was our Da in every sense of the world. He and Mam brought our very large family from so very little, to so very much, and through all of these years, miles and circumstance, we are all as close as if we were standing next to each other. A giant task, and very well done by both of them. They gave up so very much for us, and that bonds us all together more than simple blood and bones.
You have put it so well Colin. They did a wonderful job in hard times and the result is a great family of close friends. Good on you Eileen. You have a lot to be proud of and I am sure that Joe is smiling down indulgently.
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