I wonder if perhaps they are part of the same series of books.
XCEREALXKILLERX on
No running water so she needs to go to the river to get a cuppa ? 😂
spasticator91 on
I remember sitting on that wee sofa nearly 30 years ago when I went with my dad on a vintage car rally. One of the stops was at Margaret’s house; she stories of old. I can still remember the smell of freshly cooked soda. An absolute titan of a person!
Mundane_Character365 on
This is propaganda from the government and the ESB to shut people up after the storm.
/s
GarthODarth on
I’m still sort of agog at the lack of basic suvival skills from that other post. Like obviously we should have better infrastructure in the west given how often it does get battered, but when the lights and heat go out, a healthy young person shouldn’t be in crisis.
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That lad who wrote the book earlier about having no electricity or water could probably learn a thing or two from this woman
Christ, I knew it was difficult to get ESB to connect a house to the grid, but that’s a bit extreme.
[The book taped to the wall seems similar to the one posted on here yesterday from the 40’s – cool coincidence.](https://old.reddit.com/r/ireland/comments/1inx9iy/irish_cook_book_from_1945/)
I wonder if perhaps they are part of the same series of books.
No running water so she needs to go to the river to get a cuppa ? 😂
I remember sitting on that wee sofa nearly 30 years ago when I went with my dad on a vintage car rally. One of the stops was at Margaret’s house; she stories of old. I can still remember the smell of freshly cooked soda. An absolute titan of a person!
This is propaganda from the government and the ESB to shut people up after the storm.
/s
I’m still sort of agog at the lack of basic suvival skills from that other post. Like obviously we should have better infrastructure in the west given how often it does get battered, but when the lights and heat go out, a healthy young person shouldn’t be in crisis.