Beyond my Fence (Sam Hanna)
@beyondmyfence.bsky.social
Books, writing...& other odds & ends - from a Northern Irish viewpoint.
Photographs: @samhanna1791.bsky.social.
Books: https://beyond-my-fence.blogspot.com
"Do not go gentle into that good night.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light."
Dylan Thomas.
Photographs: @samhanna1791.bsky.social.
Books: https://beyond-my-fence.blogspot.com
"Do not go gentle into that good night.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light."
Dylan Thomas.
Hope you have a great weekend too!!
February 7, 2026 at 9:39 AM
Hope you have a great weekend too!!
It definitely was outstanding bravery, so he fully deserves an award.
I saw his interview last night - his only thoughts were for his mum and siblings.
I saw his interview last night - his only thoughts were for his mum and siblings.
February 4, 2026 at 5:15 PM
It definitely was outstanding bravery, so he fully deserves an award.
I saw his interview last night - his only thoughts were for his mum and siblings.
I saw his interview last night - his only thoughts were for his mum and siblings.
I think he got one up on her because he was rightly hailed as a hero and had his best day ever at school.
February 4, 2026 at 3:11 PM
I think he got one up on her because he was rightly hailed as a hero and had his best day ever at school.
Apparently his mum is Irish.
We're a hardy lot - no reason why he couldn't go to school 😀
We're a hardy lot - no reason why he couldn't go to school 😀
February 4, 2026 at 2:47 PM
Apparently his mum is Irish.
We're a hardy lot - no reason why he couldn't go to school 😀
We're a hardy lot - no reason why he couldn't go to school 😀
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Hi Susan!
For #BlueBrewBooks I'm rereading books I bought years ago. I've just finished this one - "Cocaine Nights" by J G Ballard.
Set in the expat communities of Southern Spain, it begins promisingly but, for me, it became more farcical as it came closer to it's abrupt and too predictable end.
For #BlueBrewBooks I'm rereading books I bought years ago. I've just finished this one - "Cocaine Nights" by J G Ballard.
Set in the expat communities of Southern Spain, it begins promisingly but, for me, it became more farcical as it came closer to it's abrupt and too predictable end.
November 9, 2025 at 2:35 PM
Hi Susan!
For #BlueBrewBooks I'm rereading books I bought years ago. I've just finished this one - "Cocaine Nights" by J G Ballard.
Set in the expat communities of Southern Spain, it begins promisingly but, for me, it became more farcical as it came closer to it's abrupt and too predictable end.
For #BlueBrewBooks I'm rereading books I bought years ago. I've just finished this one - "Cocaine Nights" by J G Ballard.
Set in the expat communities of Southern Spain, it begins promisingly but, for me, it became more farcical as it came closer to it's abrupt and too predictable end.