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“That place in Northern Ireland”
Anybody who has been to any of my presentations or training days, might possibly remember the moment when I show a landscape from Myst III:Exile and pretend I can’t remember the name of “that place in Northern Ireland”
It is my way of making it “US” rather than “Us and him” because [...]

Rainey Endowed School, or ‘The Rainey’ as it is known locally and to all have attended or taught in it, was founded by Mr Hugh Rainey, an iron smelter and wealthy merchant in the Magherafelt district. He was an elder in the Presbyterian Congregation of Castledawson, which at that time included Magherafelt.
As a result of [...]

A GREAT day at Termoncanice Primary, Limavady, Northern Ireland.
We really enjoyed the incredibly generous and warm hospitality of Seamus Coyle (who is the principle of Termoncanice) and his wife Philly, at “Chez Coyle”. What charming hosts!
We relished a delicious meal at The Lime Tree Restaurant, in Limavady, (recently visited by Lawrence Llewelyn Bowen, although how he [...]

A bit late, but I’m off for an Analogue August.
Time to think. A thinking climate.
Time to do nuffin is good for the creative mind.

If, over the summer, any IT co-ordinators have staff phone up with cries for help and techie problems, try directing them to Fixing My Computer dot com. This may help them as [...]