Category Archives: down and out

He Got This

Posted on April 7, 2017 by Liz Barron

  This story is my son’s and is shared with his permission.  I cried today for the first time since arriving in Armenia. It was only a tear or two, and it wasn’t because I felt isolated and far from … Continue reading →

Posted in Armenia, down and out, drinking, family, joy, Recovery | 1 Comment

The Night We Shut The Place Down

Posted on November 5, 2016 by Liz Barron

The weathered wood sprite danced towards the door, shouting over a tweeded shoulder at someone unseen. “I’m away on now. Sure, I’ll see you through the week” If Richard Burton had been from Belfast, this is how he would have … Continue reading →

Posted in Belfast, down and out, drinking, eating out, errors of judgement, friendship, Shepherd's Bush | Leave a comment