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Category Archives: Famine
Is America Wearing the Same Old Historical Rags?
I have been remiss in blog writing. I can hardly find the time to write, edit, and wrap my mind and heart around the times we’re living in. I have so much to say, but how to say it slant? … Continue reading
Posted in Famine, Ireland, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged America, American Revolution, Civil War, history, inspiration, Ireland, misogyny, novel, slavery, women, xenophobia
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My Seventh Journey to Ireland
It had been seven years since my last Ireland visit and when I traveled on August 7th, it was my seventh journey to celebrate a January 7th birthday. I hadn’t an inkling there were so many seven occurrences until a … Continue reading
Posted in Famine, Ireland, Journey, Writing
Tagged An Gorta Mor, art, Beara Peninsula, Cailleach, Clare, dance, famine, food, hiking, Ireland, Kilnaboy, memorials, memory, the Hag Goddess, writing
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