Last, but not least

This last blog is probably more for me than any of the others. I only have 8 minutes left on this computer and I am all out of Euros, so I will make this quick.

If you read my Facebook this morning I told about the perfect ending! This morning as I was on the shuttle from downtown Dublin to the airport the song, Gallaway Girl from the movie PS, I Love You (That takes place partly in Ireland) was blaring on the radio and the very attractive Irish bus driver was singing along. It was perfect irony!

What a night. I had a great dinner at a very Irish restaurant, did a little sight seeing around Dublin and ended the night by going to a really cool theater to see the movie, The Proposal. The theater was huge and had very comfortable seats. In true UK fashion I had to walk up four sets of stairs to get the actual theatre, but it was cool. When I came out it was raining so I had to practically run the mile back to my hostel.

The people across from me were quite loud and kept coming in and out all night, but thanks to my iPod and a little Chloe Agnew (An Irish singer) I slept pretty good.

The shuttle driver said, "You're sure cheerful this morning!" I told him I have been gone for a month and I am ready to go home!

What a month it has been! As crazy as this trip was at times I honestly don't think I have ever needed anything more. The healing and family time I experienced this past summer well made up for the craziness of this past six months. I would almost venture to say that this was the perfect summer. Spending time with Joyce's family helping her and then spending a week with my whole family at Aspen Grove was exactly what the doctor ordered! Plus being away and totally engrossed in another life for three weeks helped out as well.

Only 1 minute and 14 seconds left. I will go back and post pictures to go with each entry when I get home.

Good times!
I'm a little vaclempt (sp?) today as I get ready to leave