About new changes

One thing is clear. This blog goes from surprise to surprise and from coincidence to coincidence.
 

A few days ago, I compared Durham with Kingsbridge, the village of The Pillars of the Earth, written by the Welsh Ken Follet. The following day, I was told that I wasn’t going to Durham and that they were looking in Cardiff, city where the above mentioned author was born.
 

In my last post, I wrote that I still had no news. That afternoon, I had a look in the Internet to the Oxegen festival, which takes place every year in Naas (about 40km away from Dublin). The following day, that is, yesterday, I received an e-mail. It asked what did I think of going to Dublin.
 

I haven’t decided yet whether this scares me or amuses me.
 

So, it seems that finally I will be going to green Eire. And I’m thrilled. I won’t say that I was looking forward to going to the UK… It seems the Union Jack and I are not friends… But I love Dublin, I find it charming. And irish too, I’ve always found them really nice. Indeed, some months ago, I had a look at the possibilities of a short-trip to Ireland… So, back to the country of Leprechauns, Guinness, whisky and green color. It’s a lovely day for a Guinness!

 

http://www.iesabroad.org/study-abroad/dublin