Die Hard 2 on christmas eve.
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Ye ruff cunt ye
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I’m feeling a bit sentimental today, just went through a few things I took from the house after my mother passed away, this was the start of a letter she sent me when I was in the US for the summer of 1990, I must have brought it home with me and she kept it, haven’t seen this in nearly 30 years
Cork v Tipp, oh the glory 
‘they slaughtered them’
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Happy Christmas mate to you and the family. First Christmas after losing a parent is a tough one.
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You did not lick this parenting lark off the stones. God bless your Mum.
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Lovely, mate. They slaughtered Tipp. Lovely turn of phrase there.
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I’ve spent most of yesterday and today in the regional. The mother was taken ill last night and it’s been a battle ever since. I’m at last content that she’s no longer in danger and on the mend. Having a well earned can of porter by the fire.
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I hope your mam is on the mend and you enjoy the rest of the festive period.
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Sound mate. You too. Few winners tomorrow 
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Good to hear she’s on the mend. It puts it all in perspective
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Happy Christmas pal.
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Sorry to hear that kid, thankfully all is good.
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Just out of the bath there now, full of essential oils. Stretched, and warmed up, heading off to play the annual four ball stroke play event of very serious golf.
A flim for the front
A flim for the back
A flim for overall
And a flim for birdies.
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WTF is a flim?
A hectic but smashing few days with family & friends in Wexford, but I’m back in Dublin now. My life partner is out and my son is asleep so I’m unwinding with a caramel square, some chocolate and a cup of tea. It’s lovely to have some quiet time after such a busy spell and it’s a very nice caramel square.
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I’m going making a SNACK this minute.
I’m in the coachman drinking. Good.
It smells of chips. Bad.
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