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Liz Weir’s story, Why The Sky Is So Far Away is a simple, magical story with a strong and rather sad message for children and adutls. I’m so proud that Liz chose to tell it at Braidside Primary School, in Ballymena where I grew up, and just spent the last 10 years,... Read More

An idea which started 3 years ago in Northern Ireland and is supported by schools, politicians, councils and media across the province, is now well on its way to becoming a global environmental inspiration: Living ASAP. On June 21st, World ASAP Day will be celebrated especially... Read More

Dears, I’m doing my whole life ASAP now, in Australia. Now I’m back in my garden. GASAP Growing as much food as I can SASAP Shopping mostly at local organic food co-op, no packaging, local grown where possible, AND friendly! Buying Fair Trade where possible. CASAP... Read More

Just had a blissful week in my rented Green ASAP Caravan, owned by the lovely Kim Arndell, at my favourite seaside spot in Australia: Coledale, on the NSW coast south of Sydney. Solar panel lights the van at night and the crash of waves lulls Baglady to sleep… I didn’t do... Read More

Congratulations to Iris, Rachael and friends and family in Comber and Ballyclare, NorthernIreland; for keeping alive the great Northern Irish ASAP tradition; and for GLOing with me Baglady. and friends and family right around the world. Ours here in the Blue Mountains [Australia]... Read More