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Dublin Day #2
... did a little more shopping while I read and people-watched. We then strolled through St. Stephen’s Green, where the highlight was seeing a swan family of seven munching on leaves and cleaning themselves near the pond. Once again we had outstanding weather – the sun was visible a good part of the afternoon and the high temperature was 66º. (Meanwhile back in Washington there was a record-busting high temperature of 104º ...
Dublin Day 3
... is in Middleton which is down south of Ireland. But it was fascinating to see how whisky is made and what is meant by triple distilled which even though I worked at a bar, I had no idea about. But now I’m an expert haha.
That was pretty much my day. Lots of tours but definitely worth it, especially Kilmainham Gaol. If you ever go to Ireland it’s a ...
Biking and Beers part 2
... and he does not have the client list we do with Walmart and Dyson etc, he was very impressed and asked how we did it. It was very humbling to hear this from someone so accomplished. I forget because I am in the thick of it, that we are actually super lucky with all the successes we have had. Don't get me wrong I attribute our success to our skills and great customer service, but there has been an element of ...
Week 2
... it was like 35 degrees out and raining. Saturday night didn't go so well either. One of my roommates and I wanted to have fun and go out to the clubs again like we did last weekend. We didn’t really have anything to do while we were waiting for the night to come, so we sat in our living room, listened to some jams, watched Beyonce music videos for literally 2 hours, and took shots of rum. We drank the same amount of alcohol, but she had started a ...
Singing Cockles and Mussels alive alive O' !!
... whole evening, wine and all! My belief that Aussie's could drink ANYONE under the table was now set on its head. These Irish guys have an automatic valve at the top of their esophagus which upon detection of the brown ale contained within a glass vessel nearing automatically remains in a vertical position until the entire glass (yes in one streaming gulp) is deposited in the stomach ! ME.... one glass of wine to THEM... 5 pints of Guinness - annihilation !!!!!
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