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Now Is the Next Big Thing
After last week’s post, I didn’t want to leave things on a down note for too long, so I decided to put an up spin on something negative that happened recently. Now that I’m living in Dublin, I’ve decided to … Continue reading
Posted in Dublin Life, Immigration & Emigration, Modern Life
Tagged emigration, life lessons, philosophy, writing
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Shaw Didn’t Blog – A Writer is Humbled by Dublin’s Literary Heritage
As someone who has suffered the fevered sickness of literary aspiration for more years than I care to count, I was firmly put in my place this week during a visit to the Dublin Writers Museum. When held up against … Continue reading
What’s In Your Suitcase?
The process of moving overseas causes one to look at every material item in their life and assess its monetary value (“Is the blender really worth $11.30 per cubic foot?”). But you also find yourself making value judgments about hobbies, … Continue reading
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