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Tag Archives: Glendalough
You Can’t Take It With You
But if I could, here are some of the memories I would like to take with me when I die. — the moment Cashel was rolled out of the delivery room by my brother. He was a small wrapped-up amoeba … Continue reading
Glendalough
Now I’ve been to Glendolough a couple times in my life – maybe 4 times or something like that, and I always say it is one of my favorite places on earth … and there have been times, stressful times, … Continue reading
A Raucous Night in Glendalough
Glendalough, as you may recall, is this incredible place in the Wicklow Mountains, one of my favorite places on earth. My visits to Glendalough have always been special, but this last one … It’s what Anne of Green Gables would … Continue reading
“I been away a long time”
(Quick – someone guess which book that “last line” is from!!) I been away a long time, indeed. I am still away. Too many stories to tell. I am CLOGGED with stories. It is inSANE how many stories I have. … Continue reading
Remembering Glendalough
Now I’ve been to Glendolough a couple times in my life – maybe 4 times or something like that, and I always say it is one of my favorite places on earth … and there have been times, stressful times, … Continue reading