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Tuesday, October 31, 2006

Destination: Donegal

Well I have been avoiding putting another post up since I haven't gotten the pictures off my camera yet (ah the tribulations of those that do not own a computer) but since its getting a bit long since my last post I figured I'd bite the bullet.
The weekend of October 6th brought with it a journey that had been planned long before the solstice. A group of girls I work with decided to head up to see the native county of one of our colleagues. Now I can honestly say that anyone I have met from Donegal has been a bit ... special. I figure it must be something in the air up there. And sure enough the entire county is a bit mad. Once you get past the accents (you know how a group of babies sitting around gurgle and murkle and totally understand what eachother is saying? That's like listening to a group of Donegal folk) and the history to the houses (I was tricked into believing that there was no shower, the toilet was outside and that there wasn't any electricity) it really is one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen. My favorite county (Cork) has got some serious competition! I hopped in the car with Ann-Marie and we headed up to Bundorran on Friday afternoon. We were pretty tired after getting up early and then driving the long journey (3 hrs) so instead of going out on the lash with the other girls that night we stayed in a played pictionary with one of Sonia's friends, Sean. Even though we claimed we were staying in because we were too tired for a mad night, we nicked into bed just before Sonia, Pauline and Aisling got home. On Saturday we went for a walk along the coast (pictures to follow) then headed out to Rossnowlagh and had a gorgeous dinner with Sonia's folks (Sonia is renowned for her cooking. Her mam is a wonderful chef too) before heading back to Sonia's for a few jars with her mates. We went out in Bundorran to a night club called Whiskey Jacks and danced the night away (I go a little mad when Summer of 69 comes on but what can you do??). After a lovely breakfast of rashers and scrambled eggs we wandered around the town to the amusements where Aisling cleaned up on the slots (picture to follow) and we could clear our heads in the crisp air. All in all it was a wonderful weekend and a place I definately want to see more of!!!

2 Comments:

Anonymous It's me!! Cork girl said...

Hey Jenn, That was pretty cool, bit strange though cause i kinda feel like you are talking to me in person. Translation: You write the way you talk. Anyway keep it up, and more entries please - three whole weeks is a ridiculous time gap. Anything could be happening in the meanwhile.
Sin e an sceal babe, I've no news for ya i'm afraid. but i will def be keeping an eye on this.

Ohh and irishisms is not a real word...you might want to work on your whole analism thing with regards to speling, and, grammer;!.

10:20 AM  
Blogger Jenn said...

HI MY FAVORITE LANGER!
Great to see you on my site!! Can't wait to see you next weekend. We'll have to do crazy stuff like before - you know, the whole tatoos, biker dudes, vanilla icecream ... can't WAIT!

3:49 PM  

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