Ireland Trip: Day -1

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Here’s a picture of my travel gear prior to packing (a new individual travel tradition). Observe the lack of summertime outfits but the inclusion of sunglasses (I’m an optimist).

The good information is that the weather in Ireland seems to be leaning in my favor as of this afternoon’s most recent forecast. The terrible information is that I have definitely no time to elaborate substantially in this pre-journey post (and, curiously sufficient, I’m currently experiencing jet lag and I haven’t even gotten to the airport still).

I’m psyched to get going. I’ve been sans travel for four months now, and I’m not confident how a lot longer I would’ve been capable to hold out (thanks trans-Atlantic air fare war!). The itinerary so far is Dublin from Wednesday via Saturday, then to Cork through a four 1/two hour bus trip on Saturday, then on to somewhere else Sunday or Monday (Galway? Limerick? the middle of County Sligo? TBD). I’ve lined up some meetup with some locals from all-around the nation, which includes a little Q&A with the Dublin Tourism Board on Thursday. To start with question: Do you have any pull in asking U2 to cease building records? 2nd query: What can we do about this US Dollar/Euro exchange rate?

I arrive tommorrow morning, so expect posts starting late tomorrow afternoon and thereafter.

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