Brief observations by Jeremy Keith, an author and web developer living and working in Brighton, England.
By the side of the train tracks the stinging nettles are suffering from the drought. They look sad — like they never knew what they are but have just been told. — Denise Wilton
Blink and you’ll miss it, but apparently I was in a BBC news report from Belfast last week: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hyg3Gu1f-p4
Reading When The Boys Came Out To Play by John Mackel.
Friday evening street session in Belfast
Fiddletastic Friday afternoon session in Belfast
Witchy Friday morning session in Belfast
Róis agus Huartán beo i mBèal Féirste!
The Taoiseach just gatecrashed our session.
Thursday morning session in Belfast
Wednesday afternoon session in Belfast
Wednesday morning session in Belfast
Tuesday morning session in Belfast
One of my classmates from the Irish course I did in Donegal two weeks was on University Challenge tonight—worlds colliding!
Monday afternoon session in Belfast
Monday morning street session in Belfast
There are many food trucks here at the Fleadh in Belfast, many of them selling burgers, and yet not one of them is called Fleadh Feóil na hÉirinn.
To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: to fuck up HTML once is unfortunate; to fuck it up twice is downright careless. https://adactio.com/journal/22360 It’s baaaa-aaaack!
With the latest update to iOS26, Safari has reintroduced this shocking bug that they had previously fixed: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=305719 Apple, you’ve broken HTML. Again. Slow clap.
Sunday afternoon session in Belfast
Reading Girls In Their Married Bliss by Edna O’Brien.