Winter is good. Being quite the warm-blooded individual my body’s preferred climate errs on the side of cool. Short days and long evenings also have their welcoming side. There is a cosiness to the dark, an enveloping blanket which encourages you to stay put and take advantage of where you are. The gloom of a Winter’s evening offers a certain ease to impending work. Your immediate and distant environs offer less distraction to the senses. And the odds of going for a post-work dip become very long indeed.
The visual search engine that looks amazing full-screen on a 27” iMac is Niice by Chris Armstrong and Pete Hawkins.
Thorn must have being here. Probably, an irate motorist who use a sledge hammer to dislodge the wheel clamp. The cost of unclamp in Dublin is EUR 120.
In Dublin today. We are putting together a social media policy for organisations that work with young people.
A plastic viking helmet, an empty water bottle, my tattered blue diary and a silvercrest transistor radio dominate my desk.
Walking in the rain through Dublin
Spiderman spotted in Dublin's Cook Street
The Old Library, Trinity College, Dublin.There is something beautiful about an old library like this.(My first sketch!)
Cycling an oil painting home from An Post.
The drought has ended.
Jesus lives in a patinated gazebo at the intersection of Grey & Reginald streets.