little girl, big cities

 Guinness, country music and friends; what more could you ask for out of a weekend? Touring Trinity College and seeing the Book of Kells in person, strolling through the Guinness factory and drinking a pint at the skybar, and strolling through the streets during the day was a fabulous way to spend my very first day in Dublin. Plus I got to spend it with two of my best friends which was an added bonus. And then Friday night was spent at Country2Country, a three day concert with stars like Eric Church and Carrie Underwood packing the arena with fans from all over. *Kacey Musgraves* *Eric Church* *the one picture we took together that weekend and I look like a turtle* Saturday morning we rolled out of bed bright and early and climbed onto a bus headed to the Cliffs of Moher for the day. After hours in a bus we finally arrived at the final destination where we were fortunate enough to have a gorgeous, sunny day and a warm breeze, making for ...

*prahahaing our way through prague* Prague, Czech Republic.             A wonderful place where I can make as many dad jokes as I damn well please and people can’t really get too mad about it since the name is pretty much asking for it. I mean, it’d be a crime to not say “Czech it out!!’ every chance I got. I would be doing everyone a serious disservice if I passed up the opportunities to toss out a solid dad joke at least 11 times a day. So obviously, I took full advantage of every chance I got.               Besides the countless opportunities for bad jokes, starting with the fact that we were staying at the Czech Inn where the wifi password was “iczechedinn” (LOL), Prague is a wonderful place full of delicious beer, beautiful buildings, and really good late night pizza.              We sta...