Tag Archives: Irish
No Juice
Times Without Power By Jeff Salter Though some of us are remarkably resourceful, most of us Americans have become so dependent upon power – particularly electricity – that we hardly know what to do when it goes out for … Continue reading
Leave the stinking daylight alone
By Jeff Salter It’s a toss-up this week, whether to talk about daylight saving time, which started Sunday the 10th, or to discuss St. Patrick’s Day, which is Sunday the 17th . Last year at this time, I presented one … Continue reading
Kiss Me, I’m Irish
Not really. Well, maybe. I don’t know. I have freckles (naturally) and red hair (courtesy of my hair salon). I’ve never traced my heritage back, though I had an uncle who was doing that well before the internet made it … Continue reading
I Think It May Have Been Every One, After All
[Note:There was no way that I could chose one eccentric relative, even if I narrowed it to my crazy Italian side,(all of whom I knew better than the mostly- Irish side). So the story below, which I had put down … Continue reading
Far and Away
I haven’t visited many foreign countries (Hong Kong, Portugal, Japan, Jamaica, Mexico, Grand Cayman, Bahamas – you know, mostly Caribbean cruise ship port stops with the exception of the first three) and Ireland is one I’d love to visit someday. It’s … Continue reading
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Four Foxes, One Hound 