Today at McDonald's/Shannon

Sharon and I finally made the change from stick drive to automatic so she can drive. We're doing wireless stuff. The trip has been panoramic, to say the least. The people here--Irish and those from other parts, i.e. India, Pakistan, etc have been so helpful. Our digs are wonderful, but it's hard to get pics uploaded. I honestly don't know what I've successfully been able to do. Oh, well. Hope your life is as interesting as ours is. I'll fill you in later on some of the challenges we have faced. Later....

Dot. Pics are being stubborn and sloooooooooow! Too much to do, so little time. :)

Moi?

Benton. This makes me smile.

24 days to lift-off

Shots of some of my favorite places, taken by the well-known digital photographer, Grandma Dot.

Ballycullen, Co. Clare
Knappogue Castle Garden, near Quin, Co. Clare
Atlantic Ocean, Doolin, Co. Clare

Inishmore with J & J

Jan, Jim and I had a great time on Inishmore. Our cameras clicked at every bend. I'll try to include a few more pics here. There'll be (I hope) Jan, the basket maker, who marvelled at a pretty big old basket, the colorful cocks and the old man and the sea.

Countdown to Ireland

It's June 1, 2007. Sounds so futuristic, but I'm in a future kind of mood. (Only 29 days to go.) Here's a shot of one of my favorite places--rather two of my favorites--Bunratty Castle and Durty Nelly's.

The Miller Returns to Sixmilebridge, Co. Clare

'Tis a Grand Thing

Ah, 'tis a grand thing to visit the Emerald Isle. More later.

Learning Curve is not Age Limiting

Again, I'm trying out something new. The blog spot will be a way I share (I'm thinking.) Fascinating stuff.