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Author Archives: Dianne Ascroft
Be Part Of World Community Arts Day
Today is World Community Arts Day. Its goal is to encourage people to participate in the arts – singing, dancing, drawing, writing and any other creative activity. Their website says: “All we ask of you on that day is to do … Continue reading
Snowdrops At My Door
I don’t know whether it was because it was overcast on Tuesday (Groundhog Day) or whether it’s just our normal seasonal progression but it looks like winter is defeated. The Groundhog must be ready to come out and play. I’d … Continue reading
Posted in February 2010
Tagged Dianne Ascroft, Edinburgh Photographic Society, Groundhog Day, signs of spring, snowdrops, spring, writing
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Will Groundhog Day Come To Britain?
It’s Groundhog Day. Did you know that? The average Brit probably isn’t aware of the occasion but, for a Canadian like me, it’s almost unpatriotic not to acknowledge it. Today is a red letter day. For those of you who … Continue reading
Posted in February 2010
Tagged British weather, Canada, groundhog, Groundhog Day, traditions
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Where Did January Go?
Before Christmas I was working flat out to get several pieces finished for their deadlines and then I relaxed over the holidays, just writing when I felt like it. It seems no time at all since I was finishing off … Continue reading
Introducing Fermanagh Creative Writing Group
It’s a new year and the Fermanagh Creative Writing Group is eager to jump into it. The Impartial Reporter will publish stories and poems by our members in the coming weeks and we’re looking forward to sharing our writing with the … Continue reading
Saintly Sounds Online
At the end of November I told you a little about The Priests’ new album, Harmony. The trio have exceptional voices that blend in wonderful harmonies so I really enjoy listening to them sing. Before the album was released I interviewed each member of … Continue reading
Posted in December 2009
Tagged Dianne Ascroft, Dianne Trimble, Harmony, Senior Times, The Priests
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Hooked On Harmony
Not since I first heard the Voice Squad’s spine tingling harmonies during the 1980s have I been as captivated by any group’s vocal talents – until I first heard The Priests last year. Their full, melodic blend of voices blew … Continue reading
Posted in November 2009
Tagged classical music, David Delargy, Eugene O'Hagan, Harmony, Ireland, Martin O'Hagan, priests, sacred music, tenors, The Priests, Voice Squad
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FAA Launches Fermanagh Miscellany 2009
The Fermanagh Authors’ Association launched our third anthology, Fermanagh Miscellany 2009, last night at Enniskillen Library amidst wine, nibbles and passersby eyeing us curiously. The Fermanagh Miscellany 2009 showcases the work of members of the Fermanagh Authors’ Association. Included are stories, poems, historical … Continue reading
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