Today we finally head home, and I'm thankful. It's always a good feeling when you look forward to going home and getting back to the life that 2 weeks ago I was dying to escape from. We had such a fun and flawless time here. No problems just little hiccups along the way, that allow us to have silly stories and memories on how we managed our way out of situations. It went the way that I always dreamed it would go. James and I are great travel partners and there...

Hello, On our last day in Ireland we started off at the Muckross Estate. Here we took a horse drawn carriage pulled by our new friend Tori. The estate had an old abby, a manor house with 52 chimines (one for every week of the year) and 365 windows (one for each day of the year) and waterfalls. It's amazing how much green you can fit into one place. We took to the road again and drove for a couple hours to the Cliffs of Mohr. The view from the top of the cl...

Hello there, So sorry it's been a couple days since I've written. We've been busy driving across the country, and internet connections where we've been staying has been intermittent. Since we left Cork, we took about a 6 hour road trip heading off to Kerry, Ireland. Along the way, we saw lots of sheep, cows and an old Abby from the 13th century. We stopped and took pictures, and I looked for ghosts, but to no avail. But that's not to say the place didn't feel...

Greetings fron Ireland. We finally made it. We'va had a busy couple of days, and tonight its time to rest, wash some clothes in the bath tub (more on that later) and catch up on European TV. Yesterday we finished up our last day in London doing more of the touristy stuff. We saw the Tower of London, went through the London Duungeon Experience and walked more miles and miles. The Tower of London was a huge place, and pretty educational. Here, I thought it was a ...

Hey guys, We're hanging out in Central London today. We moved cities this morning from Kensington, to London City. Kensington was nice and compact with cafes and drugstores within walking distance, but very crowded and touristy. So we decided to move to a hotel called the Mad Hatter (my kinda style) about 10 minutes away from Big Ben and the London Eye. We'll stay here for two nights and take off for Cork, Ireland. We plan to really take in all the major sights...