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  • Where am I REALLY? Still confused - what is new say you all! Yes, bewildered. Spent the past week getting Aoise and Ed ready for school - or setting out for school only to find Luckyh the Border Collie of ours was slinking Posted by bwoods in Finegan Family Roadtrip from L.A. to N.Y | Sep 20, 2009
  • Around Dublin I flew across an ocean. It was awesome. I spent 3 days in Dublin before I met up with Erin and it was pretty dope. The first day dragged on until I met up with my good Posted by meganselby in We Are Not Teachers Anymore | Sep 19, 2009
  • Manna Hatta Dear Bloggees, I am writing this to you today from the comfort of the internet cafe in Dundalk, Dun Dealgan, IRELAND. At least that is where I think I am. We came home on Sept 9, Daddy having pointed out later Posted by bwoods in Finegan Family Roadtrip from L.A. to N.Y | Sep 17, 2009
  • Arrived in Dublin I have made it safely. This message is mostly for my family. I made a friend on the plane and everyone on the way to the hostel was so helpful. My plane landed like an hour and a half ago Posted by meganselby in We Are Not Teachers Anymore | Sep 16, 2009
  • Aww, she's growing up! Pffff I’m sitting… well, laying… in a NYC flat currently. In a matter of 3 hours, I will depart to my final destination: home. It has been over a month since I was last in Rochester, and I am excited to Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Aug 6, 2009
  • Ireland road trip Ireland has been one of the ‘can’t miss’ trips we have had on our ‘to do’ list since we left New Zealand. So, with our friends Nik and Matt over doing their OE we decided it was a about time Posted by Di and Cam in Di and Cam | Sep 7, 2009
  • The Preparations Who knew the preparations would be as energy-sapping?? I suppose having to pack most of the entire contents of a house into an attic (mercifully half -floored (the attic, not me, although it would have helped)) and tramping up several thousands Posted by Benja0 in The Preparations | Aug 31, 2009
  • So I was mistaken: Part 2 addition OK, remember how I said, “I hope I didn’t forget anything!” (or something like that)? Well, I did… 3 things as a matter of fact. I will try to explain them in the most efficiently as possible since I just Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Aug 20, 2009
  • Part 2: Journeys of Lauren Although this entry is immensely overdue, I am finally writing my concluding blog for the Ireland summer trip. As you might recall, the last real entry (not about the people) took place shortly after the Spanish guys arrived. I will Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Aug 19, 2009
  • IRELAND: Part 4 It was pretty dark by the time we got back to mainland Eire from Inishmore. A little over an hour or so later we pulled into Westport, a nice little tourist town with the Carrowbeg Ri Posted by edav867 in The High-Class Vagabond | Aug 19, 2009
  • Day 3 - Killarney to Rosslare I woke this morning to learn that Paul had been sick through the night, suspecting an acidic stomach (nothing to do with red wine & Guinness then?). We had an Irish breaky which was a bit lean, not as good Posted by 2wheels to in Ireland Trip | Aug 16, 2009
  • Part 1: Gathering All Nations Together (G.A.N.T.) I have so much to say, I have decided to break up my last entry into 2 parts. The first will be about the people I’ve met. The second will be about the things that I did with them. Here Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Aug 9, 2009
  • Not too bad, muy nice The Spanish men have arrived and they’re awesome. Anna and Anne let them know that I was the one that knew the most Spanish out of all of us, so I have been getting a little practice in with them. Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Jul 18, 2009
  • Hola Yesterday Anna and I went on a 10 mile hike! We walked to a waterfall and back. The waterfall was gorgeous. Not huge, but defintely very pretty. To get there though, you entered at this certain area and we had Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Jul 13, 2009
  • Photos and nakedness Ok guys, as promised, I finally posted SOME pictures. Right now I am borrowing Anne’s computer, which means I am borrowing a German computer. All of the buttons are in German, so it is a bit difficult to navigate around Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Jul 8, 2009
  • A lot of new firsts! Ok, so the internet has been down for a couple days. Here’s the plan. Maybe once a week I will log on and tell you what is going on. I feel awfully guilty borrowing someone else’s computer, even though I Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Jul 6, 2009
  • Quick Post! Ok I’ve arrived at the farm! I really can’t talk long because I am borrowing someone else’s computer. I will definitely have to figure out how I can communicate with people. As of yet, my cell phone does not make Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Jul 2, 2009
  • And we're off! This will be my last time online for I don’t know how long (hopefully not too long!). In about 13 hours I will be taking my first plane on my trip to Ireland. It’s only from Rochester to JFK, but Posted by lmckenn6 in A Broad Goes Abroad | Jun 29, 2009
  • The Rocky Road to Dublin We woke up early in Cobh this morning, we had a long drive and day ahead of us and wanted to make sure to get a relatively early start. We finished breakfast by 9:15 and were on the road. As I Posted by JohnnyPing in Éire | Aug 15, 2009
  • Day 2 - Killarney bound We both slept well after yesterdays 270 miles, which in hindsight is about 70 miles too much on winding A roads. Anyway, full breakfast (welsh!) and a great nights sleep ready for day 2, or so we thought. It's a short 15 Posted by 2wheels to in Ireland Trip | Aug 15, 2009
  • County Cork This morning we woke up in the city of Kenmare. After a tasty breakfast we were off to leave behind the County of Clare and discover County Cork. Unfortunately, weather would again play a role in what we were planning Posted by JohnnyPing in Éire | Aug 14, 2009
  • Ring of Kerry Finally - caught up to present! Today was a particularly long day, but well worth it. I saw some of the most beautiful sights today and caught up on a lot of Irish history. This may be a long entry, Posted by JohnnyPing in Éire | Aug 13, 2009
  • Kilarney to Kilorglin As promised this will be my fifth entry, one day late (this happened yesterday). Before I begin though I feel I should say I just found out that a good friend of mine from college just passed away after a Posted by JohnnyPing in Éire | Aug 13, 2009
  • Dingle Peninsula Sorry about the delayed post! We haven't had internet in the last two days so I haven't been able to post. I'm attaching to this post what I wrote the evening of 8-11-09. 8-11-09 Quite a long day today. I’m pretty wiped Posted by JohnnyPing in Éire | Aug 13, 2009
  • Ennis (2 of 2) 8-10-09 There are two upshots from staying at a bed and breakfast – you get a bed AND you get breakfast. This is why I found myself at 8:00 AM (which definitely still felt like 3 AM) in a nice Posted by JohnnyPing in Éire | Aug 10, 2009
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