I’m Jennifer (or Jen), tá fáilte romhat, you are so welcome here! A little about me… I am a Dubliner born and bred, raised on story and creativity. As a child, my grandmother Frances filled my ears with Irish folklore she learned growing up in Pimlico, a working-class community in inner-city Dublin. She had a penchant for tales of the Banshee (
Your space here feels delightful. I discovered you on the “chat feed” where you shared how you learned a way to write your about from another substacker. And as I am in this part of my substack journey I adore your about and now set to rewrite my own.
As a multi-racial woman of Choctaw/Cherokee/Celtic ancestry, who’s main focus has been to speak with and from my Indigenous ancestry of the Choctaw/Cherokee, your space is inviting me to give more time to my Celtic ancestry. For that, I thank you.
Thanks a million for your gorgeous response Michele, I love hearing about your ancestry. The Choctaw Nation holds such a special place in Irish hearts and history given your generosity during An Gorta Mór ('The Great Hunger')/The Irish Famine. Thank you for being here x
So excited to journey alongside you! I also adore the photo of you and your grandmother - what precious souls.
Ah Erica, thanks a million my love, this is my first ever comment on Substack lol - so happy that it's you! x
Can’t wait for this dear Jen! Love that you’re here 💚
Ah Heather my love thanks a million, I'm so looking forward to reading more of the sublime Animisma too now that I'm here! ❤️🔥
Your space here feels delightful. I discovered you on the “chat feed” where you shared how you learned a way to write your about from another substacker. And as I am in this part of my substack journey I adore your about and now set to rewrite my own.
As a multi-racial woman of Choctaw/Cherokee/Celtic ancestry, who’s main focus has been to speak with and from my Indigenous ancestry of the Choctaw/Cherokee, your space is inviting me to give more time to my Celtic ancestry. For that, I thank you.
Thanks a million for your gorgeous response Michele, I love hearing about your ancestry. The Choctaw Nation holds such a special place in Irish hearts and history given your generosity during An Gorta Mór ('The Great Hunger')/The Irish Famine. Thank you for being here x