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Ready.

People are at different stages of their lives. Some have just started their dream job, others have tried for a child through IVF and have just been...
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Ardara Rain’s A-Gonna Fall

Days and nights in dear old Donegal. Part seven of nine, probably.
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Ooze Next?

Days and nights in dear old Donegal. Part six of nine, maybe ten, but certainly not eleven.
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T.V.

It is good to shop around. Slowly our tv remote, needed new batteries, I did without it as long as I could. I then went to my supermarket and with my...
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Chronicles of Trumpenstein : All Hail the Peacemaker! (While America Shuts Down!) by Alfred N.Muggins (Rogue Reporter)
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13/10/25 And Trumpenstein came to Israel, blowing his own many trumpets, his peace deal now fully in progress. Well actually it was a ceasefire, the...
Orange.

For many years now, as part of self-care, ‘easy style,’ I decided to have an orange each day with my cod liver oil. I used to have the smallest...
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The Concept of Rain at a Jaunty Angle

The Donegal Dally. The fifth of several parts.
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Singin' in the Buncrana Rain

Whilst dallying in Donegal we wondered how it was going in Inishowen. The fourth of several parts.
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Shillelagh Shopping

Dallying in Donegal and dabbling a bit in Derry. The third of an ever increasing number of parts.
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To the Lighthouse Café

Dallying in Donegal and dabbling a bit in Derry. The second of a fair few parts.
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