“The Tiny Frog”
( Part 6 b ) The “Tiny Frog” is what I call my baby girl. From the first days of her life, as soon as her tummy came into contact with anything, she would tuck her legs and then…
The Irish National Heritage Park
( Part 6 a ) The Irish National Heritage Park is an open-air museum near Wexford which tells the story of human settlement in Ireland. It covers over 40 acres of natural woodland, 16 reconstructions of houses from…
“The Four of Us”
( Part 6 ) My husband was developing his professional career at a fast pace, and I was growing our family. Maybe not at such a fast, but I didn’t fall behind 😉. In the meantime, we managed to…
Fight and Win
As you have probably read before, I was struck by a terrible disease that affects many people nowadays. For most, it is a disease that they don’t want to talk about, admit to, or even accept that they’ve got it.…
Depression
( Part 5 b ) This post will not be the most joyful, but quite the opposite. Due to the fact that this is a personal blog, describing my life in a way, I think that this post should…
Glendalough
( Part 5 a ) Glendalough – a valley located in County Wicklow, Ireland. Renowned for an Early Medieval monastic settlement founded in the 6th century by St Kevin. There are also: the Round Tower, St Kevin’s Church, St Kevin’s…
Joy vs Disappointment
( Part 4 b ) Happy with the new purchase, I went to Poland. Walking through the shops, I found beautiful furniture for our new apartment. I was so delighted with it that I took a picture and sent…
Giant’s Causeway
The Giant's Causeway was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Our new home
( Part 4 ) The long waiting for a response from the bank was made pleasant by the news that my husband’s extended family also lived in Ireland. It turned out that it was quite close to us,…
Adaptation
( Part 3 ) The place where we lived seemed peaceful to us. Due to the fact that we didn’t have a car, we walked everywhere on foot. Even to the city centre; living a little more than an hour…
Point of view
Sitting on the terrace and looking in front of me every day, I see nothing but a wide horizon, on the other hand, I can see things that I don’t see during everyday activities and busy life. An example from…
Unknown land
( Part 2 ) As I mentioned, I crossed the border of Ireland on the 24th of December. The middle of winter. Christmas time. And I with a little baby and suitcases, dressed like an Eskimo, on foreign, unknown land.…
