Hoarding Easter Eggs
Easter eggs are always something I’ve been able to make last but never before have they lasted this long.
Easter eggs are always something I’ve been able to make last but never before have they lasted this long.
Dosbox loaded on iMac, Indiana Jones & The Fate of Atlantis is back at Chez McGuire. Looking forward to playing this one again.
The Rhythm & Roots Festival, described to me this weekend as an “eco holiday” is one of my favourite times of year in Kilkenny, and one of my favourite times for a pint. Here, are four of them.
I’ll have a writeup on this on Any Given Food in the next few days but needless to say, today’s breakfast – the majority of which was sponsored by Clonakilty foods – was awesome. Stuffed. Feile ispíní indeed.
So we’re all friends again after yesterday’s bag disaster. The bank holiday has arrived and the boys are only mad to get out for some tunes…
Now when I look for my diary I can genuinely say the dog ate it. He did. I know which one it was too, pure guilty head on him when I arrived down this morning to find they’d found a way into the kitchen, emptied the entire contents of my work bag, ate three weeks worth of notes and chewed through my diary.
Following a chat in Inchydoney back at the start of March, I’ve been treated to breakfast on Clonakilty Foods this weekend. Their driver dropped this box of goodies off for me first thing this morning. Now to find some hungry folk…
I spent Friday afternoon at Kilkenny Castle as my fellow Deviants, Amy Dunne and David Thompson paraded around in fancy costumes for a photocall to mark the announcement of Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre coming to Kilkenny in August as part of this year’s Kilkenny Arts Festival. Amy, made the front of the Irish Times.
Shooting a short clip with a client earlier today. Mic is a RODE VideoMic, camera is Canon HG10.
In February, we got to spend two days tearing apart one of our 2013 projects. Today, we spent the full day tearing apart the penultimate draft of Night Of The Living Dead. Buckets of tea, buckets of opinions and chats ultimately make for a better show. If you want to get involved, consider funding Night Of The Living Dead.