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Halloween Week
... and heard later the party went on till Sunday. You can imagine how confused I was when I woke up on Saturday night with the biggest headache anyone have ever had. It took me days to recover!
On Sunday I headed to Ikea to cure my home sickness, spent hours and hours there shopping for christmas lights and other things. I ate meatballs and went crazy in the Swedish food market, bought liters of Glögg and Julmus. About every other person ...
The Day that Never Ended
... and even stayed back at the car rental place so he could help us try and navigate the map. We were so thankful for his help and he was such a Godsend. All in all today could have gone a lot worse. I mean Rachel managed to drive a car on the wrong side of the road, without knowing where we were going, and kept us all in one piece. Hopefully tomorrow is slightly less chaotic and we are able to pull it off without a ...
Born for this country!!
Monique and I just got back to the hostel after a fun first night out! Let's just say that it was filled with live Celtic music, beer (for Monique) and cider (for me), hot Irish accents, and entertaining and ridiculously funny conversations! :) The people are so warm and welcoming here! We made friends with people within 10 minutes after arriving at the pub. We ended up staying a couple of hours and hung out on the patio with a lovely middle aged married couple from Scotland, a ...
Brazen Head and Random Spots
... He got to all the tables before the staff realized that he was doing this and asked him to leave. I was impressed with his patience. He literally stood at each table with his hand extended for at least 10 seconds.
After this pub, we went to a couple of other random pubs that we hadn't yet been to in the Temple Bar and Grafton Street area. Everyone was seemingly getting to the point where we didn't want to spend too much money, as we were ...
The Most Poignant Visit
... and met Louise at the B&B. We sorted ourselves out, and took off. First stop, the Black Bull Inn for lunch. Mind you it's about 2:30 and it wasn't as if we were starving. We had lunch. Tried to arm wrestle my cousin for the bill as my Mom had directed me and no go. We got on the road to Dublin, going the back way through Julianstown, a nice village and what was the old road into Drogheda before the motorway. Besides we didn't have to pay toll since we went around it, ...
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