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Welcome to my first ever hosting of a blogging carnival. I hope you will enjoy your visit here. Even if you have no obvious connection with Ireland, as the sign about the Guiness Museum in Dublin says Growing up here in Northern Ireland, I never really celebrated the day. We did not get the day…
This morning I had the chance to return to our church to take some more photos of the interior, including the prayers for peace on a cross, and the stained glass windows. Here are a few of my favourites. I know a few of you expressed interest in seeing more of the interior, especially the…
One of my favourite places to shop, browse and photograph is St Georges Market in Belfast. This morning there was an additional St Patrick’s feel to the market, and I snapped a few photos of products being sold in celebration. Not quite sure what our patron saint would have made of them, but it was…
In my search for some appropriate Irish-themed prizes for the St Patricks Blogging Carnival (I did mention that before – just a few times!) I came across this piece of natural (un-bleached) linen. It was quite a large piece, and at first I thought it might be a table centre piece. I love linen in…
I bought this table runner at a craft market before Christmas, and it is made up of lots of different fabrics, colours and textures. I plan to hang it on the wall on the turn of the stairs in our hall and if I ever manage to do that I promise to post another photo….
I last posted on the afternoon of Christmas Eve, so let me update you on what has been happening. On Christmas Eve we went out for our walk around the neighbourhood looking at the Christmas lights. Let’s just say some have less, and some have a lot, lot more! The kids had hot chocolate, my…