I wish it was Christmas in Killarney

The drive to Killarney was nothing special. Killarney, however, cetrainly is. My first night there was epic. Here's why:

• First, a woman asked for directions, and I helped her find the street she was looking for.
• While in the sporting goods store, a woman asked what Hurling was, and I told her.
• Back on the streets of Killarney, I saw a man in a Packers hat. I screamed "Go Packers" t which he responded "YEAH!" I met a fellow Packers fan, and I thought my day was made. But that was just the beginning.
• Soon after my evening was made, a couple asked me for directions again. No only could I simply help find a street sign, but I actually told then which ways to turn and go to find the street they were looking for. Yeah!
• Less than five minutes after giving directions, an elderly asian couple stopped me on the sidewwalk and asked abut the hurley I was holding, and about the sport of hurling, so I explained it to them. Wow what a night for helping people!
• Dinner was fantastic; potato soup, ham, beans, and french fries-
• I went pee in a pub filled with people who didn't believe that Holly had blue hair.
• Holly bought Picture of dorian Gray. While in the bookstore Dennis came over and said, "Hey sugar! Now every time I see you I have to kiss you!" He's such a cutie pie.
• I had John's hat. He was about to drop it while carrying Jessika up the stairs and asked me to grab it, so I put it on. It stayed there for the rest of the night.

It was fantastic.

The next morning, the goodness continued. We had eggs for breakfast! Yeah! We then went on horse drawn jaunty carts to this lake somewhere and cruised around on the water for a while. It was very peaceful. The ring of Kerry, an all day scenic drive, was outright boring. We did stop at a ring fort, though, and Bruce crawled into a hole underneath and found a secret passage. Ms. Dodge finds it cute that Dennis and I blow kisses at each other. Apparently she doesn't notice that he blows kisses with everyone. lol Ms. Dodge.
At dinner, I discovered that I like cauliflower. After dinner we went to shop in town. When I had stepped out of the shop to go potty, Holly assumed I was still behind her and began singing "Wind eneath My Wings" to me, but as she turned around to face me, she realiyed that I was not there, and some attractive footballer was. She then yelled for me and I came running back in, only to find her laughing hysterically.