So, no little green-clad men in the airport. We'll see about the rest of the country! It is extraordinarily green here--and gorgeous! Flying over the countryside, it seemed as if there was nothing in Dublin, Ireland, besides countryside!
(Pictures from the air--yay pretty!)
Here, there are a lot of things different. Bathrooms are called, bluntly, "Toilets," elevators are "Lifts," and instead of dollars they deal in Euros. I already exchanged some of my money. OUCH. Exchange rates BITE, no matter where you are! Hopefully I can make it stretch!
Besides that, it's about 4 am in Utah, where I left. I feel like it should still be Monday--time flew as fast as I did! Here it's almost 11 am. I only got 2 hours of restless sleep on the plane, so I'm sure I'm going to crash and burn in a couple hours. I'm just glad my plane didn't crash and burn! Actually, it couldn't have gone any smoother, both in plane and layover and going through customs--which, by the way, wasn't AT ALL what I expected. They glanced at my passport, asked how long I was staying, and let me on through. So now I'm trying to convince myself I'm tired enough to sleep...but airports are NOT comfortable places to sleep!
AMERICANS--We get to Ireland and the first thing we do is hop on our laptops and facebook to the world that we're in Ireland...wow.
HAH. NICE TRY. (Well, it was a good thought...)
Baggage claim...YAY! My luggage made it! :D
Anyway, later I'll post pictures of the castle we go to, and tomorrow, we go to Inch Beach! WOOO!! Glad to finally be here!
did the ambien not work so well for you?
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