I had an amazing time in Ireland. I got Interviewed for The University Of Indiana about reflecting on my time here. Our Last Social was the Greatest Time because we were all saying Goodbye and having a blast before the tomorrow of it all. They all thought I was the most funny, articulate, interesting, and entertaining person they knew. They believed that trip would not have been the same without me. Lindsey was like, "You have SUCH a way with words!" :) And Lisa was like, " Damn Justin, what do you usually just DO with yourself when your time is free?" (She was curious after I started talkin about Tupac and how I haven't watched TV since I was a young teenager) She said, "I wonder what your parents are like, you must of been a very interesting child" :)
After I wrote the Last post about my desires to Be home... We had a Very hilarious Travel Excursion. We went to the Jameson Brewery where the Original Jameson Whiskey was first created in the world. They gave a tour and guide about how the famous Irish Whiskey was created. They asked for VOLUNTEERS! :) I raised my hand. I'm Irish, I felt I had to hold that down!! :) HAHAHA After all the stages of how it was created, we got to the place where the volunteers were to carry it all out. It just so happens, I got to sample different whiskeys of Jameson, Scotch, and Ireland's Finest! I basically got shit-faced in front of all the program and I ended up getting a Certification for Tastin' Jameson Whiskey!! They printed it out with my name and EVERYTHING! Just like a Scholarship! HAHAHA :) Yup, it was in my education to get a certification for Tastin Jameson Whiskey right there in Ireland man! No shit.
Shortly after, we went to an Irish Prison. I got my solitary confinement. I found Ninas name written on the wall where all the old prisoners graffitied the walls long ago during the suffering they were enduring. It was crazy to hear how things were happening in there.
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