Bringing The Craic Back

Bringing The Craic Back Bringing back the craic šŸ‡®šŸ‡Ŗ My journey returning to live in Ireland after 15 years abroad. Observations, laughs, Irish charm & feel‑good vibes.

04/06/2026
04/06/2026

Those stems once abondoned on the ground and full of black spot disease were tranformed into pink roses blooming.
Today they're the heart of my garden, filling the air with the most beautiful fragrance and reminding me that a little knowledge, care, patience, and persistence can work wonders.

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07/05/2026

Photinia Ɨ fraseri ā€˜Red Robin’ pruned to get bright red leaves

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31/03/2026

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I’ve done everything I’m supposed to do—surgery, treatments, lifestyle changes.And yes, some things have improved.But wh...
17/03/2026

I’ve done everything I’m supposed to do—surgery, treatments, lifestyle changes.

And yes, some things have improved.

But what doesn’t get talked about enough is this:
there is still no real cure for endometriosis. It is a life sentence.

So even when you’re doing everything right, you can still feel unwell most of the time.

That’s the reality.

The fatigue, the inflammation, the energy it takes just to get through normal days—that doesn’t just disappear.

So when it seems like I’m always resting, or always unwell, it’s not a phase.

It’s a lifelong condition that people are still expected to quietly manage.

I’m sharing this because ā€œlooking fineā€ doesn’t mean feeling fine—and for a lot of us, it rarely does.

14/03/2026

06/03/2026

I’m thinking of turning these into a little perimenopause cartoon series while I figure this phase of life out.

If you're going through it too, you might as well laugh with me.

Follow along

06/03/2026

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