KNenagh Blog Comments (3,678)

RE: Perceptions

There is a wide variety Molly. I went to the Cat Laughs opening night with about 8 different comedians - some were brilliant but there were a few where I just thought

RE: Perceptions

I can sit through a session of Father Ted Molly.

RE: Perceptions

Definitely Molly, and if I need another full weekend for painting, I'll shoot myself.

RE: Perceptions

Thanks Map

Seri, if I would have known that they are planning a CS get together in Ireland, I would have invited everyone to a paint party in Kilkenny.

Painted all weekend and need to mow the lawn before going on holidays. Good observations btw.

RE: Perceptions

I have noticed that some people have completely opposing perceptions of me (their perceptions, not mine).

I find it sometimes quite interesting how completely different perceptions to mine some people have here on other bloggers. Tells me not to worry too much about some strange perception some people have of me.

Oh, and if everyone is coming to Ireland, I'll drop in for coffee, too, please!

RE: men who try to hard in relationship (words of wisd

RE: A SOULMATE restricted!

I don't believe in soulmates.

As for finding a partner - I wouldn't start anything with anyone more than one hours drive away from me as I want to spend time with my boyfriend.

Having things in common like culture, upbringing, way of life is important for some people - maybe that is why some people are only interested in getting contacted by those they have these similarities with.

RE: Miserable people

I think too many people think that everything has to be "perfect".

Life isn't always perfect and I think that people that had tough times and simply realised that life isn't always perfect, do appreciate the good or normal times better.

RE: men who try to hard in relationship (words of wisd

Hiya seabeans,

1) If the relationship isn't on mutual grounds one person can try too hard to make it work

2) Actually no, if I feel someone isn't interested in a relationship as in building up a life together with me, I wouldn't even enter into one.

3) I usually cop on quickly and don't get involved in the first place.

4) Don't think it's a gender thing - if they like someone, they try to ignore what someone says or how they behave. Doesn't usually work.

5) Take my time to get over it.

Take your time to get to know someone, talk beforehand what is important to you and only get involved if you are on the same page.

RE: Next....

Oh, anyone banned?

RE: Cluck cluck cluck

Have a slow cooker but no rabbit or wabbit will be going into it da ears.

RE: Cluck cluck cluck

Enjoy Seri, I recently had rabbit and wasn't gone on the taste tbh.

RE: Cluck cluck cluck

I'll eat the chickens DC but not the rabbit.

RE: Back to school

I have to keep up with some digital developments for my job. The thing is, some things simply don't interest me - like snapchat and stuff like that. Use twitter for work only.

RE: Ever Feel Like

Would drinking change anything or make you feel better Track?

Rome wasn't built on a day.

RE: Ever Feel Like

Track, I can only talk from my experiences which is different.

I know that I'm responsible for my life and wellbeing. I have great support from home and I know I couldn't have achieved a lot of things in my life without that.

If there is something in my life that is negative, I will try to change it. It's not always possible to do this straight away, it might take a lot of work but I will do it. Being independent is something that is important for me - there were times I was dependent on other people and I couldn't have done without them. When these times were over, I worked on being independent and living my own life again.

If things are not going well for me, I sit my bum down and think what I can do myself to change this.

It's not the same for everyone, but if you are not happy, try to change something. If you have a great support network, can go back if things shouldn't work out?

RE: Ever Feel Like

I don't like everyone and not everyone likes me. It doesn't bother me if it is acquaintances, but it probably is hard if it is family or someone you HAVE TO deal with a lot.

If that's not the case it doesn't bother me if some people give me a berth same as I would give people a berth I don't like.

There are people with a similar outlook and lifestyle somewhere, it's just sometimes the case that it's not the people you grew up or went to school with. You can meet them later in life through groups with similar interests, jobs etc.

RE: Have anyone met someone they liked here

Met a couple of posters and still keep in touch with them.

Went on a good few dates but no, didn't consider anyone for a relationship.

RE: Test for women: what's this for?

Well, lovely stumbling. We actually don't agree on the not all dates are with a serious intention. I don't mess around with kids and I don't have any interest in having a revolving door in my bedroom, but it's not my problem if others do. I'm hearing enough of the inevitable problems of friends of mine who try the above.

RE: The shortest fairytale...

That's a bummer usha, it's not nice if your family doesn't like the person you have chosen. You'll never know if it works though, you might avoid it altogether.

RE: The shortest fairytale...

Ian, the other possibility is to get it on with someone that likes doing housework.

RE: The shortest fairytale...

Jeez usha, if I'll do the garden myself (incl. veranda, more car parking etc.) I'm guessing years. We got a lot done in a week, it's just so much you get done if it's evenings and weekends only.

All going great and they met and liked each other.

Hope all is well with you sweet lady.

RE: The shortest fairytale...

Everything has it's positives and negatives.

RE: Spot the teapot!

I miss anything these days on here.

RE: Where Have All Of The Old Bloggers Gone?

Welela is well, I see her on a different site. She simply stopped posting on here.

Great to see LouLou back!

Does anyone know how OutsideofBali is?

People come and go and we thankfully got some new good bloggers.

RE: easier single

If I have the right guy on my side, I find it easier to have someone to share my life with - someone to talk to, reflect on things and support each other.

If it is not easy with someone, we were just wrong together. I know that life isn't a constant party and tough things happen, but this is when it should be good when you have a partner around to rely on.

Stress and changes can change people and sometimes people are blind in the first place to someone's character. No one is perfect either.

I hope they sit down and talk things through as it sounds that she supported him to a tough time. I would prefer it to clear things with my partner and not in public, but this is obviously difficult for both of them. Is there someone they respect both to talk to them or talk to a professional relationship counselor?

RE: Dying Breed

Choices - people can choose these days if and how many kids they have which wasn't always possible. It is also easy to travel and to move somewhere different.

I like my life the way it is without kids and someone with a different skin tone but same culture as me.

RE: Odd couples

Well, get Scotty to beam him down occasionally.

Make sure there'll be lots more fun!

RE: Odd couples

I know, I didn't exactly take your choices serious (apart from no 1).

It is easier to meet someone young and just grow up and grow together. It is a completely different ballgame when older - but I wouldn't pick the same guy I did pick when I was 18.

It happens when you don't think about it.

RE: Odd couples

Dreams won't keep you warm at night or be there for you when you need someone around.

Sometimes you'll meet someone that - at least in your eyes - is attractive, converses well and makes you happy. It's up to everyone if that's enough.