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Caroline Rigney, a renowned Co. Limerick farmer took time out to attend Pendulum Summit in January – and then to have “Coffee with Colm”.
Caroline Rigney, a renowned Co. Limerick farmer took time out to attend
Pendulum Summit in January – and then to have “Coffee with Colm”.
From pigs breaking through fences, to packaging
delicious pork and bacon product for fans nationwide, to Killaloe Farmer’s Market,
to forgiving ourselves and our parents, to letting go of the past, and
embracing the present with one eye on the future, I had the most enjoyable coffee
chat with Caroline Rigney.
I know Caroline and Joe Rigney, primarily
because myself and Mrs. O’B are regular imbibers of their delicious (no, seriously!)
fresh food at Killaloe Farmer’s Market of a Sunday.
They are a class act and to watch them work
in harmony is always a treat. You join the queue (always a queue – which tells
you something) and watch Caroline interact with her regulars, as she effortlessly
relieves them of a few bob, while Joe cooks away in the background, turning to
the front to ask, “Salad, tomato and onion with that?” during which time
Caroline has moved on to take another order. Poetry in motion!
So, I was delighted when Caroline decided to
join our little group of Vagabonds to attend Pendulum Summit in January.
We finally got a chance to grab a virtual
coffee together and have the chats. It was fabulous, very real, totally
life-affirming.
Stick on the kettle, grab a coffee, and think
alongside Caroline (and Joe popped in for a sec, too) and me for a few minutes;
you’ll fall in love with the Rigneys…
Enjoy...
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By Colm O'BrienCaroline Rigney, a renowned Co. Limerick farmer took time out to attend
Pendulum Summit in January – and then to have “Coffee with Colm”.
From pigs breaking through fences, to packaging
delicious pork and bacon product for fans nationwide, to Killaloe Farmer’s Market,
to forgiving ourselves and our parents, to letting go of the past, and
embracing the present with one eye on the future, I had the most enjoyable coffee
chat with Caroline Rigney.
I know Caroline and Joe Rigney, primarily
because myself and Mrs. O’B are regular imbibers of their delicious (no, seriously!)
fresh food at Killaloe Farmer’s Market of a Sunday.
They are a class act and to watch them work
in harmony is always a treat. You join the queue (always a queue – which tells
you something) and watch Caroline interact with her regulars, as she effortlessly
relieves them of a few bob, while Joe cooks away in the background, turning to
the front to ask, “Salad, tomato and onion with that?” during which time
Caroline has moved on to take another order. Poetry in motion!
So, I was delighted when Caroline decided to
join our little group of Vagabonds to attend Pendulum Summit in January.
We finally got a chance to grab a virtual
coffee together and have the chats. It was fabulous, very real, totally
life-affirming.
Stick on the kettle, grab a coffee, and think
alongside Caroline (and Joe popped in for a sec, too) and me for a few minutes;
you’ll fall in love with the Rigneys…
Enjoy...