What I Should Have Said:
We're changing things up this week with a poem. A poem about what I should have said but never did. The post What I Should Have Said: appeared first on Thoughts Too Big | Daragh.
View ArticleLast Flight
A weird, introspective, melancholic reflection on a flight from Cork to Barcelona in February of 2025. It was a Monday. The post Last Flight appeared first on Thoughts Too Big | Daragh.
View ArticleCatch Your Breath
This is rare moment where I inform you about a personal project and ask you to support. I'm sorry to be so selfish, but I need to make a living. The post Catch Your Breath appeared first on Thoughts...
View ArticleMaybe Things Will Improve
Maybe things will improve. Over time, with patience, everything changes. And if we can be aware enough of ourselves, that change can be good. The post Maybe Things Will Improve appeared first on...
View ArticleThe Impact of Change
And as the winds change so will we, and like the wind we shouldn't resist this, as all things are subject to change, nothing remains as is. The post The Impact of Change appeared first on Thoughts Too...
View ArticleI Used to Play Basketball
I used to play basketball. It used to be the biggest, most important thing in my life. And I think about that a lot. The post I Used to Play Basketball appeared first on Thoughts Too Big | Daragh.
View ArticleHome is the absence of fear
Not everyone is lucky enough to be born at home and other thoughts that persist The post Home is the absence of fear appeared first on Thoughts Too Big | Daragh.
View ArticleOn Distraction
I haven't been here fully. I got distracted. I honestly don't know for how long. But I need to re-focus on the work that began everything. The post On Distraction appeared first on Thoughts Too Big |...
View ArticleQuite A Week
Quite A Week This blog is a labour of love, and it will always be free. Over 1,000 people read every post which is incredible. And if just 100 people donate €2 it means that I’ll be able to continue...
View ArticleInhaling Briefly
Publication day is quieter than you’ll anticipate. You might image an alignment of stars, press, attention, validation. It is not this. It is more like a seal slipping into the water. The post Inhaling...
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