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Mary Murphy
March 29, 2014
I still get occasional flashbacks to playing in the school band. I failed miserably with the accordion, had slightly better success with the melodica (mine
I still get occasional flashbacks to playing in the school band. I failed miserably with the accordion, had slightly better success with the melodica (mine
I travel. A lot. And I love it. I like finding new places, seeing new things, meeting different people. And when I go back again
I’ve been coming to Malta on and off since 2011 – maybe three or four times a year. And just when I think I’ve seen
Driving to my hotel from the airport in Malta last week, I fell into conversation with the taxi driver. He spoke English, the language of
Queer things have been known to happen in Ireland, especially on the long walk home from the pub after a feed of pints and extra
The traveler sees what he sees, the tourist sees what he has come to see. So said G. K. Chesterton many moons ago and although
In 1942, Malta was the most bombed place on Earth. This small island strategically placed between Italy and North Africa, was a British military base
Driving around the island of Malta, I was surprised to see what looked like caves in the hillside. I’ve read David Ball’s The Sword and
It would be the adventurous driver indeed who made an attempt to navigate this old Roman road up Xemxija hill in Malta. Judging by the
Visiting Malta for the umpteenth time with Air Malta and looking forward to seeing more of what the islands had to offer, Roman beehives weren’t
