Today was wet, and tomorrow could be wetter. It's time to pack up and prepare to fly home. This has been a shorter-than-usual visit, but it has been absolutely wonderful and worthwhile. It was culturally satisfying with the wonderful plays it was my pleasure to attend. And, of course, it was personally fulfilling catching up with all the folks who made this entire visit fun from start to finish.
Much of my packing has been done, but there will be last-minute stuffing of random items into the suitcase before I put it into the trunk of my rental car and give myself to the directions from Ms Google to be led over hill and dale, and probably some narrow winding roads, en route to Dublin.
Having decided to stay indoors and dry, I spent some time reviewing videos on photo editing and then trying out some of the tools. Just what I need, another hobby that requires sitting. But it's very interesting what can be done to improve your photos. I will soon be seen getting up close and personal with plants, especially flowers, and assorted ordinary objects, trying to display them in new ways.
The evening ended with dinner in Tinahely with Mary D. and Jim B. I've been enjoying Mary's house for the past two weeks and have made myself very much at home. All the same, it will be nice to sleep in my own bed again. And it's only a few weeks until golf season gets underway.
Thanks for following my latest adventure. I don't plan to post anything more, unless tomorrow brings something startling or wonderful or weird or ... who am I kidding. There's almost certainly going to be one more post.
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