A little boy runs in front of an Eleventh Night bonfire with a Union flag as a cape. To the left, a lamppost melts and an electrical transformer smokes. Tiger’s Bay, Belfast, Northern Ireland on July 11th, 2011.
I’m going through my photos from Northern Ireland as I prepare to start querying agents for Hooligans in Shining Armour (http://wp.me/P4xRXY-m) and I felt ready share this one as a post. The Twelfth celebrates the victory of Protestant King William of Orange over Catholic King James II at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690.
Sarah J. Carlson 
Please hurry up. I can’t wait to read it!
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It’s almost done! Like really almost done now. I’m formatting it to print out for one last read through right now!
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That’s very interesting. The boy reminds me of U2’s old album with a boy on the cover. I love their old songs. I have all of my favorites. But, they have a different company, so their music has changed. Artists change according to circumstances. Anyhow, Sarah I always enjoy reading your blog.
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The one with the boy in the helmet? I’m honored for the comparison! Yeah, I definitely like their old music better. Thanks for the comment on my pic and I’m glad you enjoy my blog. I do my best 🙂
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