Monday, the 26th
Until
1:14pm today, I have no idea what went on…maybe some Devere’s attended class,
but more likely not…all I know is that I had a date with my pillow until the
early afternoon…and it was fantastic. Of
course I am not going to let a good day go to waste, so forty five minutes later,
off to the Blarney stone. The wolf-pack
was accompanied with the lovely Kelsie and Liz.
Iowa represent...the wolf-pack had decided that these Iowans know how to
hang…ladies, we thoroughly enjoyed your company, even though, Kelsie, you
missed the stone. Regardless, you
climbed through the dungeon with us and put up with our ridiculous combination
of meaningless jokes and wiener references…ya, so wiener jokes are still funny,
get over it America. After climbing
through a dungeon that was no more than 2 feet high, we climbed up and up to
the stone, and gave it a kiss. A
bountiful cornucopia of lyrical synonyms was intertwined into my quotidian
vocabulary…o Blarney, how you make me wise.
Liz on the other hand had a romantic encounter with the stone…Liz, just
a peck, jeez.
After
the stone, we went to the lime kiln…thanks #2, lime kiln was not cool. A random house was pretty cool…for about 15
seconds. But the rock something or other
was a beautiful walk through the woods where we saw some witch stuff, magic
stairs, a sacrificial altar, some fairy gardens, and to top it off, a 3-MAN
TIRE SWING…heaven you have found me. The
wolf-pack saddled up and gave it a ride…haha dirty joke. Anyway, we ended up parting with Liz and
Kelsie after this and headed off to the Blarney Golf Resort…ooo la la.
In
all honesty, this was the most beautiful golf course I have ever played on…absolutely
stunning, dropped right between the rolling hills of Ireland. The pro-shop gave us 10 balls…really? 3 balls each for 18 holes…but we surprised
ourselves…they lasted us through the 16th hole, so we almost
finished the entire day on 10 balls…well technically 16…eww, wiener joke…see, it’s
funny. Throughout the round, everyone
had a few good shots…and everyone surely had some worm burners and
shankers. I had a few pars, Jay and I
had amazing chip-ins from the rough, and Aaron was the power-bottom slash the
master blaster, they call him Tiger Page…mere coincidence.
After
golf, we took a Texas Chainsaw massacre taxi ride through the backwoods. Sorry Diane.
Cooking tonight…hell no. Five
star pizza tonight…hell no. How about 4-star pizza? Ok, boom.
We ate dinner and crashed by one…hey, we fratted hard on the course…give
us some rest.
ahahaha! I really wish I had seen that picture of Liz kissing the stone.
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