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German Language Courses and Grinds for all levels She also translates any documents from English into German and vice versa.

Babette Grolman-Conalty is an experienced language tutor born & bred in Gemany, offering German grinds and language classes for people of all ages and abilities.

05/02/2021

Love this...

05/11/2020

Autumn sunrise reflected... 🌅

04/11/2020

This could be a great motto!

25/10/2020

"It was not witches who burned.

It was women.

Women who were seen as

Too beautiful
Too outspoken
Had too much water in the well (yes, seriously)
Who had a birthmark
Women who were too skilled with herbal medicine
Too loud
Too quite
Too much red in her hair
Women who had a strong nature connection
Women who danced
Women who sung
or anything else, really.

ANY WOMAN WAS AT RISK BURNING IN THE SIXTEEN HUNDREDS

Sisters testified and turned on each other when their babies were held under ice.
Children were tortured to confess their experiences with “witches” by being fake executed in ovens.
Women were held under water and if they float, they were guilty and executed.
If they sunk and drowned they were innocent.

Women were thrown off cliffs.

Women were put in deep holes in the ground.

The start of this madness was years of famine, war between religions and lots of fear. The churches said that witches, demons and the devil did exist and women were nothing but trouble. As we see even today, there is often a scape goat created, and the chaos escalated in Sweden when the Bible became law and everything that did not line up with what the church said became lethal. The Bible fanaticism killed thousands of women.

Everything connected to a women became feared, especially her sexuality.

It became labelled as dark and dangerous and was the core of the witch trials through out the world.

Why do I write this?

Because I think the usage of words are important, especially when we are doing the work to pull these murky, repressed and forgotten about stories to the surface. Because knowing our history is important when we are building the new world. When we are doing the healing work of our lineages and as women. To give the women who were slaughtered a voice, to give them redress and a chance of peace.

It was not witches who burned.

It was women."

Author: Fia Forsström

Original Art OOAK Painting by Terri Foss

22/08/2020

Celebrate autumn and its blessings...

14/08/2020

Enjoy the simple things...

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17/11/2019

This is so true on a multitude of levels - work, relationships and recreation...

28/10/2019

What a gem! A big "thank you" to Music in Kilkenny for organising a great concert tonight at Kilmurry House near Thomastown, where Aisling Kenny's gorgeous voice and Thomas Dunford's masterful lute-playing brought John Dowland's music to life. Thoroughly enjoyable!!

16/10/2019

Just heard this on the Ryan Tubridy Show:

If you change "happy" for "content", you'll discover that you're much happier than you thought!

Billy Connolly

06/10/2019

Enjoying the beautiful autumn colours and any sunshine going - getting set for the winter months ahead...

20/09/2019

Culture Night in Kilkenny! Had a great evening thanks to Open Circle Arts in the Castle Yard - and brought home a lovely memento... Thank you Annette & Alison 💕

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Tuesday	3:30pm - 8:30pm
Wednesday	3:30pm - 8:30pm
Thursday	3:30pm - 8:30pm
Friday	3:30pm - 8:30pm

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