An icy Hello from Dublin!
sit after a packed week here in Ireland I am here to hopefully warmer feet by the fireplace and you can finally tell a little about my time here.
It was exciting and beautiful days with Karen's bachelorette farewell (or "Knicker-party"), City Centre visits, and excursions to Newgrange (soon followed by pictures) and meeting with great people ...
Jilly, my Irish friend where I currently live, had a birthday this week and on Thursday her 21st Birthday celebration. That was very nice! I have such lovely people and met many friends from Houston and Dublin and Holland again! Good community, good conversations and a lot of fun!
A very special day was yesterday. The wedding of Karen and Andrew, two wonderful people I got to know this year in Houston. There have been mitzubekommen as beautiful as they were together, got engaged then married in Houston and now here in Dublin. Karen looked wonderful and the wedding was unique! It was a great mix of "Sweet Home Alabama-Flair" and Irish dancing and humor.
Next week I will make the trip to Houston. I am so very soon in working with Young Hope can dive too!
I hope you're all doing very well! Does it snow because in Heidelberg?
Kindest Regards
Here are some pictures:
downtown Dublin - Grafton Street, one of my favorite cafes 
on the beach, dreamlike and idyllic 
And then came the snow and Ireland was a little overwhelmed:) 
Newgrange - an ancient grave, about 5200 years old. 364 days Year there was pitch dark, and only one day in the sun came through the small opening above the door and was blasted by light. Amazing and stunning architecture! 
Here's the beautiful bride and groom! Absolutely gorgeous! Andrew and Karen! 
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