so today I as well as a few of my compatriots here in belfast were caught in a terrible storm. luckily we were able to find shelter in a nearby archway. We then relocated to the vestibule of our local library. this storm, while not so deadly, was still terribly fierce. it was reminiscent of say a small tropical storm. or perhaps those wild storms that whip in from the atlantic during hurricane season. today's storm once again confirms my theory that if sunshine was in fact more than myth here in ireland that it would in fact be a tropical island. the only difference is that the storm doesn't bring relief from the heat and humidity it just makes it colder and wetter. plus no lightening, at least none that i've seen. ah well. so it goes.
making excellent progress on our adaptation of How Tom Beat Captain Najork and His Hired Sportsmen, which I always want to call How Tom Beat Captain Najork and His BAND of Sportsmen, all wrong. Anyway we've got a good chuck set in place. We should have the whole skeleton every little bone in place by next week...which is crazy because we then have a week or so to get the rest done. jayz
i was really inspired today by an improvisational music performance that I saw on campus. i've decided that I will collaborate with them, some of them before i go. it will happen. it has to happen. i love them.
yeah so. that's the end of the news if you will.
hoping to travel to someplace warm with a beach and REAL tropical storms sometime before I go..spain or the south of france perhaps.
i'll be up in london at some point or another and various locations that are located here in ireland, both North and South.
best jen
ps my dialect training is absolute shite i can't get a single one straight as i'm stuck listening to loads of accents from all over this rain soaked piece of land. ah well.
pps it may appear that i'm unhappy but i'm not. i really do like it. weather aside mind you.
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