Here is a small summary of the past 100 days:
- Countries that I visited: 4
- Hours spent on a bus to/from Dublin: 32
- Trips to O'Connails: 9
- Restaurants in Cork I have been to: 5
- Visitors: 3
- Emily
- Marty
- Nick
- Assignments for school: 4
- Letters I have gotten from home: 7
- Pint glasses I have acquired: 8
- Times my family has called me:
- Mom - A lot
- Dad - Often enough
- Katie - The most
- Matthew - 2
- Bean - 0
- Books I have read: 3
- The Zookeeper's Wife
- The Fault in Our Stars
- The White Tiger
- Times I have been sick: 2
- Pictures I have taken: 1,907
- Posts I have written: 60
A big thanks to all of you who read my blog!
Writing The Cork Board has been a great way for me to chronicle my time abroad. It forces me to truly take in what I am seeing when I am out, whether in Ireland or another country. I am actively looking for great photos which I am so grateful for because I love photographs and I know that I will be so glad that I have those forever. Then, later when I am writing my posts, it is a great way for me to reflect on all that I have done and really take in and appreciate the incredible opportunity I have been fortunate enough to have.
But, mostly this blog is fun because I feel as though I am still connected with all of you back home even when the time difference, or technology is getting in the way of us directly speaking to each other. I love writing these posts as if I were telling the story in person and I hope that as you read it you can imagine me talking to you.
Writing The Cork Board has been a great way for me to chronicle my time abroad. It forces me to truly take in what I am seeing when I am out, whether in Ireland or another country. I am actively looking for great photos which I am so grateful for because I love photographs and I know that I will be so glad that I have those forever. Then, later when I am writing my posts, it is a great way for me to reflect on all that I have done and really take in and appreciate the incredible opportunity I have been fortunate enough to have.
But, mostly this blog is fun because I feel as though I am still connected with all of you back home even when the time difference, or technology is getting in the way of us directly speaking to each other. I love writing these posts as if I were telling the story in person and I hope that as you read it you can imagine me talking to you.
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