Comedy
Ghostbusters 3 – Wow, it’s Really Happening!
This will be the first in a series of articles about Ghostbusters. You’ll soon see why. I grew up with Ghostbusters. The first film was released in theatres when I was 3 years old. I […]
Myself
New Purpose for This Blog
As you can probably tell, this blog hadn’t been updated in well over a year. That is about to change. I’ve decided to start writing about entertainment. I will inject a few personal things from […]
Ireland
“What is this Madness?”
If you’ve read the previous entry about our absolutely incredible Hotel stay, you have some idea of what I’m talking about. Each day, when entering the bathroom, I would notice that the tissue was a […]
Ireland
“There is nothing great about the Great Southern Dublin Airport Hotel”
Guest Post by Courtney. This is a phrase that I coined early on in our trip when we really discovered how wonderful our hotel in Ireland was…. Granted, any hotel with a name like The […]
Ireland
Back from Ireland
Well, we’re back from Ireland. Tired. And in need of a good rest. We’ve a retreat to help run this weekend and much sleep is required. We started the day by taking the shuttle to […]
Ireland
I don’t want it to end!
Guest Post by Courtney. Today was indeed our last day to see the hustle and bustle of Dublin, ride the wonderful and long public transportation, and see the rolling green hills. But, we did all […]
Ireland
Ireland
Last March of the Ents
Today was the last day in Ireland. How sad… we will be returning though, at some point in the future. That I know. Ireland is too beautiful a country to not see more of it. […]
Ireland
The Book of Kells
Guest Blog by Scott. We spent the day today hanging out around Dublin seeing the various attractions. Trinity College was the highlight of the day as we saw the Illuminated Manuscript from around 800 AD […]
Ireland
Touristy Day
Guest Blog by Courtney. Today we saw some awesome things, and got to spend more time with my friend. But the better part of the day was spent wandering around, just experiencing the pedestrian experience. […]