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Ireland
... ancient pubs and warm locals....I loved it. I am trying to find a place to watch the pies play the swans tomorrow....channel ESPN have it but I think that is only at the pub and it will be 10.30 am.....still the grand final is at 1am....I think it will be the pies last game for 2012 ....and if we lose and if Taylor Walker beats the Hawks bloody Liz Gepp will never let me hear the end of it....GO Hawks...... Enough for now. Cheers ...
Week 10
... 8217;t exist. I have to actually go to a library and find a book. I currently have five books on my desk that I’m using for research, when is the last time you did that? Also, these are not modern text books. These are original, Ye Olde, leather bound, moldy page, books. Even though you have to go totally out of your way I kind of like doing work this way. It makes you feel more involved and well-rounded with your studies; instead of mindlessly being spoon-fed what you need to ...
Milked; A New Verb.
... Music
Tuesday:
10-11 Intro to Irish Modern Music
12-1 Anatomy and Physiology
5-6 Sociology of the Environment
6-8 Intro to Irish History (my favorite so far)
Wednesday:
12-1 Anatomy and Physiology
(2-5 Anatomy and Physiology Lab, but only twice while I am here)
Thursday:
Free
Friday:
9-10 Anatomy and Physiology
*
Anatomy and ...
Cork Craic
... like a good idea again.
On the way back to Dublin from the south we visited some really charming villages that didn't seem nearly as touristy as some of the bigger cities including the seaside foodie's Mecca of Kinsale, and the arty town of Kilkenny. Both relieved me very efficiently of my Euro's, particularly in Kinsale where a vintage store owner was so excited to get rid of an old fox fur stole, with paws and tails intact, that she ...
Blarney and Craic
... and people actually own it and live there now, though it's open to tours. We continue walking around the garden and make our way to the rock close, which is natural beauty, but with stories of witches, fairies, and druids along with every rock formation or waterfall. We exit the Blarney Castle grounds and walk through the gift shop, each buying a postcard or some other memento. We check the bus schedule, and walk across the street to the ...
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