The 2023 Dublin Marathon will add silence to my mind, putting that worry-churning, anxiety-turning thought machine on ‘sleep’ for a few hours at least
Daniel Stewart at a parkrun recently. I’ve gotten older, that’s for sure: technology is starting to not make sense to me, and I am regrettably having to listen to children to learn how to use itA frozen blue sky fizzles on a clear, crisp autumn morning. St Patrick’s bells beckon the reckoning of the. Bouncing, rolling rubber from trainers and wheelchair tyres fill the silence the bells leave after nine chimes.
First it was a drip, then it becomes a splotch: thick black pools of liquid start to leak from the heavens, hurtling down hard on the runners, so early into their adventure.
– Ireland men’s rugby have managed to make it through to a World Cup quarter-final .I’ve gotten older, that’s for sure: technology is starting to not make sense to me, and I am regrettably having to listen to children to learn how to use it. Candles have become my friend, and I’ve found there actually is a difference between an “oaky” and “earthy” fragrance. My body is becoming a soundtrack, with more cracks coming from it than our old wooden floor.
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