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On 6th December – our Church is prepared for Christmas
This morning, before the congregation arrived, I was able to take a few photos in the main church so I can share how it looks for Christmas. However, more important than lovely candles, flowers and banners, is how we are prepared for Christmas in our hearts. Each week of Advent we light some of the…

I Heart Faces – Wind
I knew as soon as I saw the Photo Challenge for this week which photo I would use. This is my son on a blustery day on Portrush East Strand here in Northern Ireland. For more I Heart Faces entry visit HERE Thanks for looking – leave a comment 🙂

The Blustery Day
Just like a Winnie the Pooh story, yesterday was indeed a blustery day. Although just a few miles down the road or inland the wind was weaker, the strength of the gusts and squally showers at the front of the cottage would have taken your breath away. It was even hard to shut the front…

9th of December…. a simple nativity and a garland on
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Half Term in the Fermanagh Lakelands
Today started a glorious sunny and remarkably mild February day. After some last minute shopping and delivering George to the cattery for his own holiday, we headed west. Fermanagh is the most westerly county of Northern Ireland and is dominated by two large loughs (lakes) – Upper and Lower Lough Erne, with the town of…

Craft Storage – before and after
I have known for some time that my chaotic and messy craft corner’s days were numbered as Christmas approaches, and we will require the dining room for……dining in! (what a novel thought). Apparently this is unacceptable. With a trip to IKEA planned for last Friday, I got out their latestbrochure and came up with a…