Time Flies Like An Arrow. Wow, how did time go so fast? One year ago yesterday I landed in Ireland. One of my most vivid memories of my first moments there was when the plane was coming in for a landing on a turn. I looked out one side of the plane and saw a beautiful, lush, green, foggy landscape. Out the other, I saw a brilliant sunrise lighting up the land. And who do I want to see again? .

So, my last class for the semester officially ended December 12th, and I am staying in Ireland until the 20th. After Killarney, we headed to Cork, and did Cork City and Blarney Castle. This was the one place I have been before, .

Allowing you to live vicariously through my travels. A view from the top.

Studying Abroad in Ireland! Snipers, Peace Walls, and Thanksgiving. That was it for the first day. We headed back to the hotel, I took a nice hot bath and then we hit the streets of Belfast again. This time in search of the night life. Yay new Irish friends! Much love to the U.

I am half way in to my second week back at UND for my last semester of undergrad. My classes are going fairly well so far. If I was amazed and awed by the Armenian Cathedral, which I was, I was just as, if not more amazed by the other churches and cathedrals we visited.