I Married An Irish Farmer
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| Blog Name: | I Married An Irish Farmer |
| Url: | http://marriedanirishfarmer.wordpress.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Irish Farm Life, American, Style |
| Description: | This blog was created by American girl, Imen McDonnell, whom after years of working and travelling in the creative world of advertising, film & tv production, married a gorgeous Irish farmer and moved to Ireland where she embarked on a whole new life in the Irish countryside. I Married an Irish Farmer aims to share the creative spectrum of my experiences both delightful and angst ridden with an audience of individuals living in, and, loving Ireland from abroad. |
| Popularity: | 20 Followers |
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Please go to: www.marriedanirishfarmer.com for more farm fresh posts. Slainte, Imen
Please go to: www.marriedanirishfarmer.com for more farm fresh posts. Slainte, Imen
Teddy McBeddy
I was reminded of a funny story when we were out with D & R for dinner here on Saturday night. We started chatting about our beloved dogs–for which there are many round here (We have 2 Great
I was reminded of a funny story when we were out with D & R for dinner here on Saturday night. We started chatting about our beloved dogs–for which there are many round here (We have 2 Great
7 Things You Always Wanted To Know About Being Married to an Irish Farmer, But Were Afraid To Ask.
1. Yes, it gets smelly! How could it not? From the air outside to the scent of our mud room (cleverly designed to be out of sight/smell). Farm animals create odors and that’s just a fact. Some days are
1. Yes, it gets smelly! How could it not? From the air outside to the scent of our mud room (cleverly designed to be out of sight/smell). Farm animals create odors and that’s just a fact. Some days are
Take Me Home Country Roads [Please God!]
“Neddy McBride will be calling over tonight from up the country, [insert in hushed voice]Please God.” Please God is a common ending to many phrases here in Ireland and so I’ve been told, it has been for many, many generations. Ad infinitum. It basically just means with the help of God or for those like me who don
“Neddy McBride will be calling over tonight from up the country, [insert in hushed voice]Please God.” Please God is a common ending to many phrases here in Ireland and so I’ve been told, it has been for many, many generations. Ad infinitum. It basically just means with the help of God or for those like me who don
I.S.T. (Irish Standard Time)
One thing that I was pleasantly surprised about after being here for awhile is the fact that the Irish are notoriously behind schedule. This is a fact that nobody will deny–even folks who are always on time, will attest to this. Call it laid back..call it relaxed, but don’t call it irresponsible because no one here will be on your side.
One thing that I was pleasantly surprised about after being here for awhile is the fact that the Irish are notoriously behind schedule. This is a fact that nobody will deny–even folks who are always on time, will attest to this. Call it laid back..call it relaxed, but don’t call it irresponsible because no one here will be on your side.
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