‘Swimming with Swans’
Dusti RodesThis could easily be called ‘The Diary of a Dried-Out Dipsomaniac’. Composed of a variety of styles. Inspired by creativity and imagination. I am here for the ‘long haul’, which is just as well, as people describe me as an ‘acquired’ taste.
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‘Yet another encounter with Ollamh ..’
*There I was standing in a stone-flagged courtyard gazing at castle walls which buried their heads in clouds, and from the clouds snowflakes floated into my eyes dazzling me with their white brilliance, so that – for a short moment- I wonde...
‘He’s at it, again ….’
I posted a piece last month, saying that Ollamh owed me the change from a fifty euro note for the cost of two ice creams. I think that I should elaborate more on that statement. I was visiting friends in Dublin that I had not seen for a lon...
‘The Cherrywood Tree’ ….
The Cherrywood Tree
‘Another story with a sting in the tail …’
Cheval’s the name. Toni Cheval. I have a little Enquiry Agency; it is up a stairway in the top story of one of the older places in Middle Row. Nothing fancy.
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