South Dublin, Ireland
Joined May 2011
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Bernadette Boylan retweeted
Un profesor le dió un globo🎈a cada alumno que tuvo que inflarlo, escribir su nombre en él y tirarlo al pasillo. El profesor entonces mezcló todos los globos y dio a los estudiantes 5 minutos para que cada uno encontrara su propio globo. Tras la acelerada búsqueda, nadie encontró su globo. En ese momento, el profesor les dijo a los estudiantes que tomaran el primer globo que encontraran y se lo entregaran a la persona cuyo nombre estaba escrito en él. En 5 minutos cada uno tenía su propio globo. El profesor dijo a los estudiantes: - Estos globos son como la felicidad. Nunca la encontraremos si todo el mundo está buscando la suya, pero si nos preocupamos por la felicidad de los demás también encontraremos la nuestra.
Bernadette Boylan retweeted
Some women don't flirt with people.
They flirt with life.
They wear perfume even when no one is coming over.
They buy fresh flowers just because they like seeing them on the table.
They read books that make their coffee go cold.
They play music while cooking and turn ordinary evenings into something memorable.
They take sunrise drives with the windows down and no destination in mind.
They walk along the ocean barefoot, carrying their shoes in one hand and their worries in the other.
They dance while getting dressed.
They stop to watch sunsets.
They romanticize small moments most people rush past.
They understand something many never learn:
Joy doesn't have to be earned.
Beauty doesn't need an audience.
And happiness doesn't always arrive through another person.
Some women aren't waiting for life to become special.
They make it special.
There is something incredibly attractive about a woman who isn't searching for someone to complete her, because she's already deeply in love with her own existence.
Fall in love with life first.
Everything else becomes a bonus.
Bernadette Boylan retweeted
What say you @CadburyIreland about the fact that last year's tub of Heroes weighed 563g and this year's tub weighs 475g.? Seriously!
Bernadette Boylan retweeted
Word of the Day is a reminder of ‘tsundoku’: the pile of unread books you can’t help but add to at every opportunity.
Bernadette Boylan retweeted
Good Morning
Autumn 🍂 has arrived
Time to cosy down
Keep in mind those without a home or warmth, we should try to be generous in our giving, words are cheap, there are plenty of worthy charities to donate to
Have the best day possible 🩷
Bernadette Boylan retweeted
Im trying to help a young man called Henry, ive met Henry a few times, and spoken to him lots over the telephone, I'm trying to help him get a paid employed role, Henry desperately wants to work, he's autistic,mild cerebral palsy, and visual impairment, none of this hold him back,or stop him wanting to work, He has spent the past 7 years at the local museum in the Collections Dept record keeping and researching, 5 years at the foodbank and this year has worked on the Napper Centre Museum. When he isn’t volunteering, you can find him at car boot sales adding to his vast music collection! He is polite, punctual, loyal, diligent, and always has a smile on his face, Henry just needs a chance, a opportunity he needs someone to see beyond his disabilities, Henry lives in Surrey, I'm currently on holiday so may be a little slow replying but please message me or leave comments in the thread this is important to Henry and its important to me, i was given a amazing opportunity by twitter i hope that it does the same for Henry.
Bernadette Boylan retweeted
One of the all-time great Rock Hall moments: Dolly’s “Jolene” with Rob Halford (Judas Priest), Pat Benatar, Annie Lennox, Simon Le Bon (Duran Duran), Pink, and Sheryl Crow. Zac Brown Band held it down as the house band.
Rest easy, Dolly 🤘
Bernadette Boylan retweeted
Came across this on Facebook
A truer word was never spoken
I don’t know how many times I have said this!
Only this morning, I had this exact experience!
Believe me
The same thing is happening under your nose regarding machines in shops!
Your jobs are on the way out!!
Bernadette Boylan retweeted
Good morning twitterati, we made it. Have a fantastic Friday and take care of yourselves😊
Bernadette Boylan retweeted
"Je me consacre à moi-même, pour le reste de ma vie, sans hâte, sans excuses. Je ne sais combien de temps il me reste, mais je veux le dépenser en restant fidèle à ce que je suis, sans laisser quiconque troubler ma paix intérieure.
Je m’accorde désormais le droit d’ouvrir une bouteille de vin sans raison particulière, de m’offrir des fleurs sans attendre qu’on me les offre, de marcher sans jamais me retourner.
Le bonheur m’a trouvée le jour où j’ai cessé de le chercher chez les autres et que je l’ai découvert en moi.
La vie ne se rejoue pas. Et moi, j’ai décidé de la vivre pleinement."
Meryl Streep
Bernadette Boylan retweeted
This is very disturbing news, if it’s true!
Has anyone else seen this?
Maybe you can confirm, can’t believe anything these days, with AI
If it is, then it confirms my belief in keeping away from EV’s
Bernadette Boylan retweeted
Denmark, particularly in Copenhagen, has installed floating platforms/islands planted with wildflowers and native vegetation in its harbors and canals.
These create safe urban habitats and sanctuaries for birds, bees, pollinators, insects, and even some aquatic life.
Bernadette Boylan retweeted
We can’t survive without bees.
We can’t survive without forests.
We can’t survive without healthy oceans.
We can’t survive without clean rivers.
We can’t survive without fertile soil.
And somehow…
we still act as if humans exist separately from nature.
