Thursday, June 27, 2013

A Few Days Away

Dublin  for the weekend so just a heads up I will be "taking a few days off" of blogger due to the lack of computer capabilities. However, I wanted to use this post to share a few interesting facts about Irish culture and the strange moments I've had.



  •       Toilets...not restrooms, don't confuse them.
  •     They do not care quite as much about beauty products...it's crazy hard to find make-up and good hair products here. They keep it simple, and like it that way. My hair..doesn't.
  •  By some magical capabilities they must not get sick that often, don't expect to find a variety of medications to suit your ill needs. Also, they only have ONE type of aspirin here.
  •   After a friend ordered baileys and coke, she proceeded to mix them: the bar-tenders response? THAT'S BLASPHEMY!
  • Potatoes aren't there main deal here, they are a regular item just like everything else.
  • Considering there beautiful use of the English language, of course they say things like "mind our children" on street signs. Unlike us where we throw a stick figure up and hope that rings a bell with stupid drivers. 
  • It's hard to eat out for less than $15. 
  •  The toilets are shaped differently...perhaps this has something to do with American butts. I really would love to know the origination of toilet lid shapes.

   Ok that's it for now. Trust me, I could write a novel about all of the differences here compared to American way..but for now I think i'll keep the ball rolling and see what other interesting facts I find. Until then...have a great weekend! :) Stay dry in Georgia...seems like yall have gotten more rain than we have.

1 comment:

  1. American Butts...really? LOL ok so take pictures of the toliet lids I'm curious now...
    Enjoy Dublin! Can't wait to read you next blog. They keep me laughing and I love all the intersting history and pictures you share! Makes me want to go to Ireland too!! Love and miss you!

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