Showing posts with label Irish Womanhood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Irish Womanhood. Show all posts

Friday, 10 April 2015

When Irish eyes are smiling...

It may not seem appropriate to a blog that concentrates on Hastings, but this really is! 


Bear with me, but yesterday I visited London to see my brother and 2 nieces, and enjoyed the day immensely, however, on my way back, 3 generations of Irish womanhood boarded the train at Gatwick, and, to their chagrin, perhaps, they were lumbered with me... Anyway, we chatted, or more probably, I talked a fair bit to them, and I prised out of them a few details about their planned long weekend visit to Hastings, to stay with the matriarch's sister. Anyway, I wished them well, have a great weekend etc... 


This lunchtime, I was imbibing with friends in the FILO, after strenuous work of course, and who should walk in, but the 4 women in question?!? Well, it would have been rude of me to not say "hello" again, so I did. They appear to be enjoying their time in Hastings already, and so they should, of course, the wonderful place that Hastings is, and I wish them an excellent rest of their visit stay here, enjoy yourselves, slainte m'dears.