Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Ok, your best double rainbow comments. Ready? Go! Double rainbow that was over Washington today: http://wapo.st/GXsAd1
Hmm. Tempting.@todayshow: KISS (@kissonline) needs a roadie and they want to hire a veteran! Info: http://on.today.com/H0hvb1
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
@THPRD: Have a playful pup? We sell used tennis balls. Each box (about 100 balls) is only $10. Call 503-629-6331 or e-mail mmayer@thprd.org.
Monday, March 26, 2012
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Monday, March 12, 2012
Impressions of Ireland
Story and Photo: Randy Cox, The Oregonian
After a long set of flights from Portland to Austin to Atlanta, we were across the dark Atlantic to Dublin.
My niece, Stella, was entranced by the idea of staying in a hotel, The Clarence, owned by members of U2. The back room assigned was plenty big but didn't offer the advertised view of the River Liffey. The Edge never showed either.
Walking around Dublin, particularly in the Temple Bar area near the hotel, was much easier off-season: The Book of Kell at austere Trinity, the haunting majesty of Dublin's two largest cathedrals, Christ Church and St. Patrick's.
Tour buses, in red and blue, everywhere. The Guinness factory. Kilmainham Gaol. After two days, a quick car rental and off to Cork and kissing the Blarney Stone, quite a contortionist feat in and of itself.
Heading into the Ring of Kerry, and onto the resort community of Waterville, the former summer home of Charlie Chaplin on the southwestern coast. Charming Killarney and little Kildare, a night in Limerick and back to Dublin. Not-so-warm ale, after all. Breakfasts of strange blood sausages and fried tomato.
And, of course, lots of Irish stew.
After a long set of flights from Portland to Austin to Atlanta, we were across the dark Atlantic to Dublin.
My niece, Stella, was entranced by the idea of staying in a hotel, The Clarence, owned by members of U2. The back room assigned was plenty big but didn't offer the advertised view of the River Liffey. The Edge never showed either.
Walking around Dublin, particularly in the Temple Bar area near the hotel, was much easier off-season: The Book of Kell at austere Trinity, the haunting majesty of Dublin's two largest cathedrals, Christ Church and St. Patrick's.
Tour buses, in red and blue, everywhere. The Guinness factory. Kilmainham Gaol. After two days, a quick car rental and off to Cork and kissing the Blarney Stone, quite a contortionist feat in and of itself.
Heading into the Ring of Kerry, and onto the resort community of Waterville, the former summer home of Charlie Chaplin on the southwestern coast. Charming Killarney and little Kildare, a night in Limerick and back to Dublin. Not-so-warm ale, after all. Breakfasts of strange blood sausages and fried tomato.
And, of course, lots of Irish stew.
Tuesday, March 06, 2012
While expected by many, this still strikes me as very sad. @USATODAY: Report: Colts to release Manning Wednesday http://usat.ly/zXyz1d
Monday, March 05, 2012
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