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50 Shades of Goodbye (Last Day in Ireland)
If Day 7 was weird to wake up to, Day 8 was worse. Since Natalee and I didn’t fly out until 12:30, we were able to take our time getting ready. That morning, I woke up with my focus primarily on making sure everything was in place for our trip home. I collected my things, Continue reading
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Slainte, Dublin (Ireland Day #7)
It was really strange waking up on Day 7 knowing that it was our last day as a group. When we went to bed that night, for the first time in over a week everyone would be on different schedules, all shuffling out a different times. So as we went through our morning routine and Continue reading
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Aran (Islands) Aran So Far Away (Ireland Day #4)
I had been nervous about Day 4 since the start solely because a boat was involved. Having a very weak stomach, I’m not one that thrives on the open water, so as I got ready that morning, I took care in breathing in and drugging up (a.k.a the opposite of what D.A.R.E taught me). I Continue reading
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A Mouthful of Blarney (Ireland Day #3)
On the morning of Day 3 I started to finally feel like I was caught up in terms of jet lag. I had slept immensely better than the first night and so as we boarded the coach, once again at a sharp 8:15, I was feeling ready for the day ahead. As promised, after Tim Continue reading
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Whiskey & Kilkenny (Ireland Day #2)
Our first sunrise in Ireland brought in a full day’s worth of activities, the details of which were spelled out in, you guessed it, the schedule, which became known to our group as “the day sheet.” At 8:15, we all made our way downstairs to the bus, or “the coach”, where we met our driver Continue reading
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