Wednesday, December 14, 2005

Playing hooky in Ireland

Well, I'm back from traveling. For most of it my wife and I were vacationing in Ireland. Then I did some business traveling. Our plan in Ireland was to take it easy. In the afternoons, my wife would would write and I would work on LibraryThing by wifi. Riiiight. In Dublin, that sometimes worked—I treaded water on emails. But in Connemara? See photo below for my startling discovery: the density of wifi and of rocks and sheep are inversely related.

Well, I'm back, rested and ready. Things are gonna speed up again. Thanks for keeping the faith while I was gone.



PS: 81 comments on the last post?!

7 Comments:

Blogger Deirdre said...

Glad you enjoyed Ireland, that picture of the west makes me homesick.

Yup, Irish, resident and all!

12/14/2005 6:19 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

oooh lovely. Not been to the West, although regular vistor to Dublin and Co. Wicklow (relatives in Dublin - that where you are Deirdre?) ... you lucky man, I would have thought it a bonus that wifi didn't work !

12/14/2005 8:49 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

81 comments...

Turns out the density of LibraryThing users leaving comments and of rocks and sheep in Connemara are directly related.

12/14/2005 10:03 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

welcome back! It looks like a was a beautiful trip...

12/14/2005 10:34 AM  
Blogger Deirdre said...

Yup I'm in Dublin, tho I'm originally from Galway 8)

12/14/2005 8:12 PM  
Blogger Ed said...

I have an ancestor who was supposed to have come to America from Dublin, fought in the Revolutionary War with Francis Marion (The Swamp Fox), and died during the war. I have a copy of his land grant from George III for a plot in South Carolina, but I have never been able to trace anything about him in Ireland. I wonder if deirdre has any ideas of how to go about investigating . . .

Sorry for straying from the LT topic.

12/14/2005 8:59 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Now that is a place I'd like to visit. That and Scotland. What a beautiful sight.

12/14/2005 8:59 PM  

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