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-niamh
-23
-ranelagh, dublin, ire
-"artistic temperament"
-cannot leave house without mp3 player
-can rarely eat without a book or magazine
-softens with age
-perhaps over-zealously honest
-wordy
-thinky
-making an attempt at a lot of things


this blog is meant as 2009's labour of love, apart from my thesis [on irish travellers, least depressing topic IN THE WORLD] and the rest of life in general which seems a bit confusing really.

this is also for opinions, of which i have lots. creating an outlet for them here is a step toward not ranting down the phone at my friends in one of my 4am rages.

7 comments:

  1. Wahey. You have a blog. Was the person born in the 90s Daniel Gray? I think he was born in 1995 or something.

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  2. A blog indeedy.

    Was Dan born in the 90s?! That's awful. I'll have to start stealing his lunch money.

    I met several teenagers actually, a very aging experience. I was possibly having a mid-life crisis..

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  3. I miss Ranelagh. Lived there for a year and loved it - all those young families put a glow in my cold, black heart.
    And it has a 7th Day Adventist church, just in case I ever fancied a violent uprising. Nice.

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  4. Hey Adam.

    I love living here too. It's a little village just outside of town, leafy and rich and quiet. And, thanks to Michael McDowell (who I otherwise loathe), it's relatively safe. I lived in Rathmines for years before I moved here, only slightly to the left, and the improvement is huge.

    Now if only the redbrick i live in wasn't rotting from the inside out...

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  5. Yeah, I did a year in Rathmines too, without parole. The contrast is bananas considering their proximity. A rotting redbrick, you say? If it's one of those Chelmsford Road gaffs then it's probably rotting from the outside in too, like mine was.

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  6. Yeah, those ones on Chelmsford Rd are dire, my boyfriend used to live in one of them - apparently there was a room at the back filled literally from the floor to the ceiling with the landlord's junk, which caused the walls to break off from the foundations! that was 600 a month of course.

    I live on Rugby Road, off Oxford. S'okay.

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  7. Ah yes, where the recycling centre is. Tasty.

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