I won’t be able to sum up my time in Dublin in one post. But I can sum up today pretty quickly:

1. A cold, long walk to the radio station
2. A fun, albeit brief interview and live radio performance
3. A cold, long walk back to the city centre

If my week in Dublin is any indicator of how the rest of my tour will go, then I’ve got an awesome month ahead of me. I’ve met so many amazing people this week – musicians, poets, artists, fellow travelers. I came into town not knowing a single soul, and I will leave tomorrow with dozens of new friends.

I must apologize for not uploading any photos, or even adding the third webisode of The Troubadour. The wifi here at the hostel is excruciatingly slow, so the visual aids will have to wait. I’ll be back in Rugby on Monday, so that’s when I’ll probably do the bulk of my photo and video uploads. Until then, words will have to suffice.

If you’re reading this on Facebook, then you’ve probably seen the few pics I’ve uploaded from my phone. Additionally, if you’d like to keep up with me in a more “live” setting, you can follow me on Twitter. (note: you don’t have to join Twitter to read my updates)

Headed up to Belfast tomorrow for a couple of days. I’m excited to get out into the Irish countryside. Dublin is nice, but few places on earth are more beautiful than the green hillsides of the Emerald Isle — even if they are covered in snow.

Cheers.