Mags Harty

So...

I literally kept it less and less and less.

And then by the time it was Isla, it was, I'd say, not even five friends on my hand.

Like, it was so... And then even at the three months, you know, we were buzzing all the way through, but even at the three months, we were still reluctant.

Like, some people still are only finding out that I had her, you know, because we just kind of... I was afraid of upsetting other people.

Because they were so excited.

Yeah, yeah, but I was still upsetting them.

It was one Mother's Day and we had a student.

We used to take in students and we went to this place down around Dingle and we walked into the bar and the lady over the counter was so jolly.

She was so lovely.

And she handed me out, I think it was a chocolate sweet.

And she said, happy Mother's Day, church mothers, because we had the young boy with us.

And she probably presumed he was mine.

And that was fine.

And I just said to Bernard, just give me one minute.

And I walked around the bar outside.

And I just cried and cried.

I just put up for my own mother.

That's past just a picture of my mother and Isla making me a mother.

But no, and I had this discussion with several people.