One of my favourite hobbies is afternoon tea. I absolutely love it, you get to enjoy a little bit of everything, and each afternoon tea is a different experience. I was delighted that my friend Treasures Forever By Ann, invited me along to Castle Dargan for afternoon tea to celebrate the launch of my podcast.... Continue Reading →
Sunday Thoughts
It's been a very busy week, and I'm feeling it today, so it'll be a day of doing very little. It's also quite dull today and not like the last two beautiful, sunny days. I hope you are all keeping well and that you've had a chance to enjoy the nice weather, I also hope... Continue Reading →
Sunday Thoughts
The sun is shining, I heard the cuckoo for the first time this year, and it’s another Sunday Thoughts blog post. It’s been a busy week, some things I’ve written about, and some I haven’t. I don’t tend to write about things that involve the family these days, I just stick to babbling on about... Continue Reading →
The New Menu at Tempo – A Taste Sensation
I was delighted to be invited along to Tempo in Ballisodare to taste test their new menu. I'm a big fan of Tempo and to try every item on their menu was my idea of heaven! I've often wanted to try a little bit of everything on menus, so this was right up my street!... Continue Reading →
Mindfulness for the Creative Sector Event at The Leitrim Design House
Yesterday I went along to the Mindfulness for the Creative Sector | Creative Minds event hosted by The Leitrim Design House and the Leitrim Local Enterprise Office, at The Dock in Carrick on Shannon. I wasn't too sure about the mindfulness part, if you read the blog you'll know about my history with mindfulness, if... Continue Reading →
They paved paradise and put up a parking lot
I visited the beautiful Derreen 'bluebell' woods, just outside Knockvicar in Roscommon yesterday, and I'm heartbroken at what I saw. The lovely walkway through the forest, has now been replaced by gravel, so that cars can drive down to a car park. You can see the photo on the left from last year, and the... Continue Reading →