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Lost in translation… so I was | OxfordWords blog
Great post from the Oxford folks about Irish English! I own I have a lot to be learning about all this. Wasn’t I after singing “Come on Eileen…” While Gaelic vocabulary still peppers Irish English speech – “Arrah what ráiméis … Continue reading
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TGIF – Mid-March version
I looked over the notes/sketches for the just-finished quilt and was thrilled to find that some other designs sketched out after this project had been scribbled down were still of great interest to me. Continue reading
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From the Quote Box
They say a person needs just three things to be truly happy in this world. Someone to love, something to do, and something to hope for. — Tom Bodett Continue reading
The power of light
They seemed so comforting and cheering. Every time I got to see them, it seemed like such a good, simple, good thing. Continue reading
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What day is it? Sunday, you say?
After my resolve recently to post just a little more often, I have been absent. No excuses other than… Continue reading
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