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Weaver of words, teller of tales, and lover of all things celtic.

Is the mood for a fairy tale on ye?

Have you ever wondered why they call them fairy tales? It’s not because they’re all about fairies, I can tell you that. In fact, we’re featured in far too few, if it’s my opinion you’re seeking which it probably isn’t. Most people won’t spare a thimble of Guinness for a good Fairy’s turn of mind. Pardon me, for a wee person’s turn of mind. I believe that’s what they be calling us nowadays.

But I digress.

I swore on the blessed bones of St. Paddy that I’d give ye a fairy tale so settle yer own bones down by the fire, sip yer Guinness slow, and listen close because this fairy tale is as true as ever there was one and it just so happens to be about me...

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Weaver of words, teller of tales, and lover of all things celtic.

Weaver of words, teller of tales, and lover of all things celtic.

Is the mood for a fairy tale on ye?

Let's stay in touch!

Let's stay in touch!

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