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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 ...
New Plymouth reunion in Ireland.
... headed for Belfast but alas, the captain announces a further 1.5hrs sitting on run way. Kids slept, adults just about broke down & cried.
Never mind. We arrived At George best airport in far from our best form. Bloody freezing!
Cars sorted easily and we were on our way. Thanks to some great navigating by julz we found our cottage no with no hiccups. What a lovely surprise. They are gorgeous traditional looking farm cottages. After a quick cuppa we were ...
Belfast part 1
... a song writers evening the next night. He used to be in a band and still likes to get into his music, so I said that I would. Then he said that he was going to a football game first, so I should come to that too. So again, I said no worries, sounded like a good evening.
After the tour I grabbed lunch and then chilled out in the afternoon. I still had to move my stuff from my first hostel to my new hostel, so I did that too and then settled in. In the ...
McMillen's Bar And Restaurant
... football was on I could watch it in work while I poured pints. I actually really enjoyed it. Working with my mate Darren was also good craic, but I think he left shortly after I started.
When I left McMillens it was to join the Halifax bank in Belfast (another blog post on that as well). I didn't feel glad to leave, I was getting more money and doing something different, again. AFter that Susan called ...
I Threw A Brick Through A Window
It was June 1997 and I said my farewells to a school I generally hated and a school that I still believe shouldn't exist. Even as a strong British Conservative, the old old academic institution of Bangor Grammar School should be shut down. It's an all boys school at the top of Bangor's High Street. The school is situated 5 minutes walk from the sea. That's where I spent most of my time, well either in Bangor Town Centre, by the sea or in the pub (The ...
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