Hello, let me introduce myself. My name is Kieran and I am a country bumpkin.
Having been raised in a small town in the countryside near Glasgow, I
was aware of the big bad city, but completely ignorant of it at the
same time. It was not until I met my long suffering girlfriend (who is now
sadly my fiancée) that I upped sticks and moved to Glasgow City to be
with her. Just think of my life as being a mix between Crocodile Dundee
and The Wicker Man.
I have come to love this city as my home and can think of no place
I’d rather live. I will therefore endeavour to tell you tales of my day-to-day
exploits. What I see, hear and think about this ever changing, amazing,
confusing, topsy-turvy city, all from the eyes of a budding city
slicker.
My first experience of real life Glasgow was waiting at a bus
shelter (for what would turn out to be another wrong bus). At the
shelter was a rather dishevelled woman arguing with a one-legged pigeon.
The argument ended by her calling it a ‘scumbag’ and the pigeon hopping
off in a huff.
Lately, with the cold weather shivering everyone’s timbers I have
been putting more and more layers on, to the point where my missus (as I
affectionately and patronisingly call her) told me that three pairs of
socks were excessive.When out in the city centre at night I was amazed to see clubbers
and pubbers wearing short sleeved shirts and mini skirts in freezing
temperatures. And that was just the men.
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