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Culture to the Extreme today
... Point. This was achieved by arranging the seats around the stage in a gigantic "fan" formation which the architects likened to the Colosseum of Rome. It is the largest indoor venue in the country. The Luas tram line runs right to the door, practically.
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Irish Nights
... of Dublin. I hadn't really climbed anything in Ireland, so this was my one chance to take in the city as a whole. Too bad there is a bunch of other people blocking my view. Oh well. I did my best. And now I'm in bed needing to sleep because (sniffle sniffle) our flight home is tomorrow. I really don't want to go. This has become my life, and it's a good life. Plus, there is still so much more to do. Guess I'll have to return sometime soon. Anybody ...
I Guess I'm a Locust!
... plenty of time for dinner, and did some channel surfing in the room. We stumbled onto a show called "Pointless" and just judging from the title I knew we'd like it. It was essentially family feud in reverse. Your team had to guess the least likely answer and have the least amount of points at the end of it all. Not exactly a revolutionary idea but it filled the gap between preaching and dinner. And FYI, I totally destoyed Brittany at ...
The Americans have Landed
... university classrooms. Across the road was Merrion Square, which a friendly local suggested we go visit to see the Oscar Wilde statue (it's pink!). The park itself was lovely--kinda like a woodland bower. After exploring that a bit, we went in search of lunch, but since 11 am is too early for the Irishman, we had breakfast at nearby coffee shop, and Grace conquered an enormous porridge.
After scone-ing it up, we checked out a couple of the ...
My First Week in Ireland
... to. I think in the end, though, everything I learn here will help me be a better and more understanding person.
This semester, I am planning on taking 5 classes: Professional Practice Marketing, Tourism Studies, Accommodation and Facilities, Digital Drawing, and Irish History. The classes are strange the way they are set up, I only have each class once a week. Because of this, I only have one class per day, although the time is longer, except for my ...
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