@Team_Compston@martin_compston my son who has severe autism just loves you. Heβs never watched a programme youβre in π but collects dvds (thank you autism) and tells everyone about Martin Compston in Sweet Sixteen π Hopefully we can meet you in Belfast some day π€
@yungblud just watched this beautiful interview and now reading through your book together with my daughter. Youβre a wonderful person to look towards to remind us we need to exist and to try to be present in our own story. Thank you β€οΈ
@ModestoSilo Thank you very much for these photos and the information. I can only imagine living there, but it certainly looks and sounds lovely. Simpler, but better times back then for sure!
@ModestoSilo Oh this is brilliant! I can show this to my daughter. What she loved about the photo was the style of the old houses. It looked like such a beautiful street to live on!
A painting my daughter did from a photo of George Best playing football in Cherryville Street, Belfast, in 1990. Unsure who took the photo, but we love it β€οΈ #GeorgeBest
@ModestoSilo Just found out that this picture is indeed of the same spot George played football. My friend is Principal of Nettlefield and he confirmed for me. I was wanting to know as my daughter loves the photo of George and just finished a wee painting of it. Thanks
@ModestoSilo Hi. I'm trying to figure out where on Cherryville Street this picture is taken ( I don't know the area). Is it what I'm seeing here in this picture?.... thank you
Having to come up with new ways to cope is exhausting. Being told 'you need to learn to deal with the way I am' is hard to hear. It's never about how they hurt you but about how you aren't strong enough to endure it. My worth shouldn't be measured on how well I cope with the hurt