
This forgiving city
When you’re a fish out of water in another country, even the most mundane of errands becomes an opportunity for culture shock.

When you’re a fish out of water in another country, even the most mundane of errands becomes an opportunity for culture shock.

With the arresting beauty that surrounds this quant bridge, particularly on a sunnier day, it is not hard to imagine being confronted with blissful insight, or at least divergent perspective.

It is only when we travel beyond our familiar frontiers that we begin to recognize what home is.
We define it in hindsight.

Current location: Liscannor A small day-trip to the Cliffs In early August when I was still in my beloved Ireland, one of my best friends

Current location: The Guinness Storehouse, Dublin. A poem about Guinness. “Ye got to Fancy this Hearty Stout, Aye,Soot-soaked with tub-flavoured Laurels of GoldNow bloke-haste Juggers

a small tour through the oldest and most peculiar streets of Dublin, belonging to the Georgian Era.

Current location: Bushmills A productive week This week has been full of achievements and challenges that we have tried to face in the best way

Ele took a chance and went to Galway for the weekend with the hope that the weather wouldn’t be too rough to travel to the Aran Islands. The risk paid off and she had a beautiful time!