Dear John
Lest we forget. Today is armistice day. Here’s a personal story from one of the Little Fire team.
Personal Posts from the Little Fire Digital Team
Personal items from the Little Fire Digital team. It’s not all about business. We try to work to live far more than we live for work.
And sometimes we try to write about it.
December 2024
It’s December 2024 … STREWTH! How did that happen?! Sometimes you get to the end of the year, and you worry you have achieved nothing … There is no doubt that this year has been tough. Personally, I wish I hadn’t…
Cork City 2
We chose not to hurry to sadness and so took the old road yesterday. The one which was the only one when we were new. The island may never have looked better, long shadows and trees ablaze in the seasons’s…
A Short Meditation on the Letter ‘g’
This has been rattling around my head for some time – it’s probably best if it were let loose. It’s just a short meditation, so please bear with me. Here it is. The letter ‘g’, lower case, Times New Roman.…
Happy Birthday
As widely publicised as I could manage, six months and eleven days ago I signed a waiver granting a surgeon the permission to amputate my leg. Yesterday was a better day. I managed to climb Ling Moor Fell (469m), Great…
A Big, Personal Thank You
This is a big personal thank you from Simon Norris, Gaffer at Little Fire Digital. I owe a lot of people a lot. So please bear with me and pardon the French. So it has been a week since I…
Whose Mum? Domain Names, FQDNs and why it Matters
The Internet is big. Really big. You just won’t believe how vastly, hugely, mindbogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think that encyclopaedia is big, but that’s just peanuts to the Internet. With grovelling apologies to Douglas Adams, the…
Cork City – Not Coming from Anywhere
A short personal piece about not coming from anywhere.
Blackburn Meadows
There’s a joke around here: father and son are sitting on a hillside looking over rolling fields. Father turns to son and says "Of course, son, when I were a lad, all this were factories"
Fathers’ Day
A short personal piece which has very little to do with wheelbarrows.