Two more things:

One, I have now been here for over two months, which means that I'm over half done.  This seems very strange to me at this point.

Two, Happy Easter!

-Jeff

Hey Everyone,
It's been a little while, and some interesting things have occurred, so I thought it was time to further regale you all with my exploits.  How fancy does that sound?  So sit back and relax... and then lean forward again so that you can read the rest of this email.

Anyway, as the subject implies, the most exciting thing that happened to ( Read more... )

Hey guys and gals,
Yes, it's that unspecific, indeterminate time again... time for another Irish Update!  You all love it and you know it, or are at least too nice to say anything ;-)  Anyway, I believe I'd filled you in a little on the new job and the new house last time, so maybe I should talk about them a bit more.

The Abbey Theatre first (cause ( Read more... )

Hey folks ( Read more... )

Hey Guys & Dolls ( Read more... )

Hi,
I said I'd try and post on LJ, so I'm just gonna copy/paste the emails from the past to start.

Hey Everyone,
Sorry for the mass email, this is just to let you all know that I am
currently in Dublin, Ireland, and will be here for the next four
months.  As of right now, I am living in a hostel, looking for a job,
and enjoying the beautiful winter ( Read more... )

Ahright, y'all have some serious catching up to do, so here's the past month in bullet points ( Read more... )

I like wine. I especially like French wine. And the Eiffel Tower is pretty awesome too.

So for those of you who suggested it, is the Musee Dorsee the same as the Musee d'Orsay? Cause I'm definitely going to the latter one tomorrow, and I couldn't find the other one. So yeah, that's that.

I'll write more when I've had less wine to drink.

Je suis en Paris avec Tamar! And that's about all the French I know, which makes this a rather terrifying experience. I've never really been in a country where I didn't know the language before. Montreal doesn't count, because they speak both French and English, and Belgium was ok because we had professors to take care of everything for us. ( Read more... )

For those of you who didn't already know this, "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is my absolute favorite Shakespeare play ever, and is pretty high up there in the list of favorite ever plays in general (it's currently throwing down with "Noises Off"). So the fact that I got to see a production of it put on by the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford- ( Read more... )