I thought I would share some of my photo's from Belsonic 2010 when I first saw the Heathers play and heading to see right now!!!
Photo Walk Sept 2012
A few weekends ago I decided to go for a little walk around Queens University, Botanic Gardens and Botanic Avenue area of Belfast with my iPhone and here is the outcome . . . .
p.s. hoping to get the NEW IPHONE 5 in October as that is when I'm due my upgrade!!!!
Go Now, and Live
Go now and live.
Experience. Dream. Risk.
Close your eyes and jump.
Enjoy the freefall.
Choose exhilaration over comfort.
Choose magic over predictability.
Choose potential over safety.
Wake up to the magic of everyday life.
Make friends with your intuition.
Trust your gut.
Discover the beauty of uncertainty.
Know yourself fully before you make promises to another.
Make millions of mistakes so that you will know how to choose what you really need.
Know when to hold on and when to let go.
Love hard and often and without reservation.
Seek knowledge.
Open yourself to possibility.
Keep your heart open, your head high and your spirit free.
Embrace your darkness along with your light.
Be wrong every once in a while, and don’t be afraid to admit it.
Awaken to the brilliance in ordinary moments.
Tell the truth about yourself no matter what the cost.
Own your reality without apology.
See goodness in the world.
Be bold. Be fierce. Be grateful.
Be wild, crazy, and gloriously free.
Be you.
Go now, and live.
Quote via here
Heathers
I first set my ears on these very two talented girls when they were part of the support for Paolo Nutini for Belsonic 2010. They played this song back then and I have not stopped listening to it since!
I cannot wait to hear it live in McHugh's this Friday as part of my birthday weekend.
I hope you enjoy or maybe see you at the gig!!
Liverpool
Last weekend I went over to the wonderful city Liverpool for the first time to visit a friend that I lived in New York with. She has been over there for eight years now and that was the first time I visited, it certainly won't be the last.
I never realised how close Liverpool was to other major cities in the UK and how short the flight was to get there!
As you can see from the photos we visited Wall to Wall Art Gallery that had Bob Dylan paintings in it, Lunched at Patissere Valerie & The Quarter, dined at San Carlo which is the Little Italy of Liverpool, Drinks in Revolution and Hard Days Night Hotel, visited Liverpool Cathedral and Metropolitan Cathedral, had pizza in Tribeca and for old times sake treated ourselves to Krispie Kremes!!!
We also went to St George's Hall, Penny Lane, got introduced to a Lambanana, went on a Duck around Albert Dock and walked around the beautiful Hope Street but I will save them for another day!!!!
Change Is The Only Thing Saving Your Life
“Sometimes, there are things in our life that aren't meant to stay. Sometimes, change may not be what we want. Sometimes, change is exactly what we need and sometimes, saying goodbye is the hardest thing you think you’ll ever have to do, but sometimes, saying hello again is the thing that breaks you down and makes you more vulnerable than you ever thought possible. Sometimes, change is too much to bear but most of the time, change is the only thing saving your life.”
The Wishing Well
I had to do a little shopping after work along with collecting my Photo Swap 2012 photo's and while walking through Corn Market in Belfast and I came across a cool band from Australia who are playing in a bar tomorrow night!!! They are called The Wishing Well and after googling I found out that they are a seven piece folk rock band haling from Melbourne. As per Wikipedia they have, and I quote
"They have played 1,200 international shows on various tours and sold over 14,000 CDs independently.[1] They have played festivals such as the Queenscliff Music Festival (Australia), Blue Balls Festival(Switzerland), Edinburgh Fringe Festival (Scotland), Montreux Jazz Festival (Switzerland), Skagenfest (Denmark), Nibe Festival (Denmark), Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival (Belfast, Northern Ireland) and Canterbury Festival (England)."
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