It’s been quite a while since I last wrote a Sunday Thoughts post. Not because I’ve had nothing to say, quite the opposite. My head has been full of things I could write about, but for some reason I just haven’t felt like putting them down on the page. So instead, I’ve said nothing at... Continue Reading →
Seven Years at Momentum: The Leap That Changed My Life
Today marks seven years with Momentum, and honestly, it feels a bit surreal writing that sentence. Seven years ago, I was in a completely different headspace. My confidence was on the floor - zero, if I’m being truthful, and I genuinely didn’t believe I was capable of much at all. Around that time, I spotted... Continue Reading →
Sunday Thoughts
Happy Sunday to you all. I really should start these blog posts with something more interesting than that, but anyway, it is what it is. I hope that you have had a good week, I’ve had a great one, very busy again, but very enjoyable. I met a couple of friends for coffee and got... Continue Reading →
Reflecting on a Busy Week: Sunday Thoughts
Here we are again, another Sunday, and another Sunday thoughts blog post. It’s been another busy week, but good busy. With a bit of everything. Jono and I took an impromptu visit to Enniskillen on Monday. It was a bank holiday here, but it wasn’t in Northern Ireland, so we popped to Border Parcel Motel... Continue Reading →
Sunday Thoughts
Happy February! It’s St. Brigid’s Day in Ireland, and we have a bank holiday tomorrow in honour of that. It’s also Imbolc, the start of spring and a sign that the days are getting longer. I have had such a busy week and I’m totally wrecked today. The best way to describe it was that... Continue Reading →
Turning Lived Experience into Meaningful Change: My Work with the ENDOs Project
One of the things I love most about working at Momentum in Leitrim Village is being involved in projects that genuinely aim to improve people’s lives. Recently, I’ve been lucky to work on an inspiring European collaboration called ENDOs, funded by the Erasmus+ education and training programme, and it’s one that feels especially close to... Continue Reading →