A Country Gentleman is a story set in the early 60’s. Enjoy.
..and here is the first one, as promised.
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Belfast Scribe
An Irish Writer….
Tim,
Thank you so much for commenting on my poem. Once I can slow down long enough to take some time to read, I hope to sit down and read some of your work. I am excited to do that.
Keep writing,
megan
Megan,
Thank you for visiting my site. I enjoyed looking at your work on your site with the lovely expanse of the ocean, the Pacific I suppose, although I have not read all of the poems yet. I will get around to it soon though. I love your Christian commitment and the item you told of your journey on the freeway and trusting in God. I do the same and it really works. All it takes is trust.
Tim.
I like the picture you paint of Belfast in this story, Tim, which I find sweet and enchanting – and perfectly believable at the same time.
Glad you liked it. It is one of my Wife’s favorites and she says it conjures up the old Belfast that we knew at that time such as driving up May St and down Chichester St which you can’t do now.
Tim.
tim just read your story of your trip to omeath and the time you spent with my granny o neil and my mum i still miss my granny very much as she was the back bone of our family and it was great to hear about her when she was only a girl from what i know her mum died when she was only 10 i am doing our family tree and would like to know if she ever talked about her mothers side of the family who were called moore she died thinking her mum was buried in paupers grave but i have since found her grave and would love to find out more about my grannys mum who died in work house in 1926 if you could tell me any thing no matter how small it would be greatly appreciated thank you