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Since starting my own small business www.janmarydesigns.com I have become more and more aware of the need to connect and network. It can be a bit daunting arriving in a room full of strangers, and definitely puts me outside my comfort zone. However, on arriving at the South Belfast Enterprise Agency in the Ormeau Business…
If you have not yet discovered the joy that is The Beach Cottage blogger, you are missing out, especially if you love shabby beach chic with lots and lots of white! Originally from England, she has embraced the Aussie life to the full. She challenged her readers to complete a Mission this Saturday. I knew…
It isn’t often my daughters’ taste in music collides with mine, but we are all fans of Taylor Swift. So when I heard last year she was coming to Belfast in March 2011, I knew it would be a perfect Christmas surprise. Last night the concert was on in the Odyssey complex in Belfast. Our…
This morning, as has become my tradition since I started blogging, I went into Belfast to photograph the St Patrick’s Day parade in Belfast. This year I chose a vantage point of just opposite the City Hall. There was lots of colour, both in the parade, and in the watching crowd. It is the…
Fortunately for me, the weather provided some convenient alliteration for the title of this post! Our second day in Fermanagh started with a delicious breakfast, and an eerie view of the grounds through the fog. It did not stop us exploring however and as we headed north, continuing along the shore of Lower Lough Erne,…
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…