
Fiacre Banks
@xFiacre (13480)
Ireland
Joined myLot 10 years ago
An Irishman who has called many places home, enjoys whiskey in moderation and reads Dostoyevsky frequently.
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Judy Evans
@JudyEv (351420)
• Rockingham, Australia
17h

I grew up on a farm in a house that was mostly built by my father. In the mid-1960s, a new house was built which is still lived in today.
We visited the old farm recently and I took this photo of the kitchen chimney which is...
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Fiacre Banks
@xFiacre (13480)
• Ireland
25 Apr

Someone has been trying to blackmail me recently. Maybe you know what it’s like. I’ve been getting emails claiming that the sender has installed malware in my computer. Part of the deal is that he/she/it can now access the camera...
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6 people
Fiacre Banks
@xFiacre (13480)
• Ireland
23 Apr

The positive way of looking at our boiler/furnace issues is that the weather is heating up, and heat is not urgently required. The negative way is to focus on the expense of buying a new one and having it installed.
The previous...
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Fiacre Banks
@xFiacre (13480)
• Ireland
23 Apr

The positive way of looking at our boiler/furnace issues is that the weather is heating up, and heat is not urgently required. The negative way is to focus on the expense of buying a new one and having it installed.
The previous...
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7 people
Amber
@AmbiePam (97492)
• United States
19 Apr

So yesterday morning I went downstairs to leave for my appointment. There is a box to the side of the bottom of the stairs that was not there as late as 11:45pm the night before. And I just knew it was one of the things that had...
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Fiacre Banks
@xFiacre (13480)
• Ireland
17 Apr

Yes, I’m off on the trot again and it wasn’t planned. Hot on the heels of my May sojourn in Athens I feel the need to visit my brother - he’s just moved permanently into a care home due to the limitations brought on by Parkinson’s...
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Fiacre Banks
@xFiacre (13480)
• Ireland
17 Apr

Yes, I’m off on the trot again and it wasn’t planned. Hot on the heels of my May sojourn in Athens I feel the need to visit my brother - he’s just moved permanently into a care home due to the limitations brought on by Parkinson’s...
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7 people
Sharon Elton
@sharonelton (30343)
• Lichfield, England
16 Apr

We've been to the big Tesco again this afternoon. My Mum came with me today because she wanted some Easter eggs and she wanted to choose them herself. So we took a trolley each. My Mum said she'd be quicker that way. I got both...
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Fiacre Banks
@xFiacre (13480)
• Ireland
16 Apr

Whoever thought it would come to this? Among all the silliness that people visit upon us, today a British Court ruled on the definition of what a woman is.
Now I’ve known for quite some time what a woman is, but nobody ever pays...
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Sharon Elton
@sharonelton (30343)
• Lichfield, England
14 Apr

I haven't been out much since Wednesday when I went to the big Tesco.
I did some painting again on Thursday and listened to some CDs. Actually, because Mum was going out to see the doctor in Burntwood, and would be going...
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6 people
Fiacre Banks
@xFiacre (13480)
• Ireland
13 Apr

The bubble monkeys were at their nonsense again tonight. They mixed some of grandma’s special recipe with my coffee and I woke up later with these poetic thoughts firmly etched on my brain. Read them with a slow lilt if you dare,...
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6 people
Fiacre Banks
@xFiacre (13480)
• Ireland
11 Apr

I sat in the sunshine up at Skernaghan Point this afternoon, well away from the frivolity of the beach where pasty white bodies were all turning crimson. There were sheep in the paddock, loads of them, all bleating. One enormous...
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8 people
Fiacre Banks
@xFiacre (13480)
• Ireland
11 Apr

I sat in the sunshine up at Skernaghan Point this afternoon, well away from the frivolity of the beach where pasty white bodies were all turning crimson. There were sheep in the paddock, loads of them, all bleating. One enormous...
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8 people
Fiacre Banks
@xFiacre (13480)
• Ireland
8 Apr

A book arrived for me today which wasn’t a surprise because I had ordered it. Written not by a strident right winger who tolerates only a somewhat wooden and uncompromising theology, and of which there are plenty, but by a quiet...
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