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Intervarsities
... following day. We won all 6 games we played, which were against all the possible teams we could play the next day. The 4-seed ended up forfeiting so we had an auto-bid to the championship game for the Plate. When we played in this game, we simply were outplayed by the other team, who we had beaten twice the previous day, and we lost in two. I had a lot of fun playing a lot of volleyball, though, I've missed playing ...
Bridge over troubled waters
... walked through the Drogheda streets once a year, maybe as a reminder of how much fun Irish people can have in London. Well it was my first mummified head for the entire trip which has to be seen as a positive. On the other hand I have a feeling that my photos from Ireland will be dominated by amateur artist shots of Celtic crosses photographed from every angle in an attempt to justify why I have 305 of them on my SD card. The collection started at the ...
Belfast, Northern Ireland
... roads we are as likely to meet sheep as cars. And to sometimes build up a convoy as Tom carefully drives, sometimes at about half the posted maximum speed. This is usually slower than the other drivers like going though there have been a couple of times when we have passed other cars, as well as tractors which are always slower.
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'Excuse me, but could I ask you a question?'
... a tragically short three hour night of sleep, speeding through traffic to get my currency exchanged, and having to jump/sit on my 47 pound suitcase to get the zipper closed, I said goodbye to my very good friend (and chauffeur to the airport) and boarded an airplane heading east..
...for Chicago. The only point of interest at O'Hare worth noting was the new heightened security measures. I had heard a lot of grumbling and moaning about the new ...
A day in Belfast
... Bill said that there are 1.7 million people in Northern Ireland, and that the majority are for remaining with Britain. But he says that it’s written into their constitution that they must have a referendum at some point, and put the question to a popular vote. The unionists, who seem to be the majority, apparently are willing to abide by the results of the vote, when it happens. They simply refuse to be intimidated and bullied into it. The whole thing is hard ...
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