Are there any ways there on the top of your heart where you believe I can support you?
I've written a few things because as you probably realize, I'm French. I'm not english, so it's not my
first language and it's a bit harder for me to express in English.
Awesome. I understand you pretty well. I think you speak English great.
When I actually first met Diana, it was the weirdest thing. She spoke
English so well but she was her biggest critic. I was like "I understand you. I
understand you." She finally believed, I think that I understood her and she
started speaking such better English. So you're good. You're good on my end.
Thank you. So, well, my challenge is that I feel like I'm an iceberg person.
Meaning I feel that the deeper part of me is hidden from my family and all the
persons around me except my near, near family like my husband and my kids.
My big family, my parents, my brothers and sisters.. they are very, very conventional
very normal people. And I am out of the box. I am the creative one.
I am the more mind open, I guess. I think I am. I imagine what they imagine about me is
negative because I'm always the alien in the family.
I don't know if you understand.
Oh I think I do. So you're the weird one in the family and you're saying that you
don't feel.. you haven't ever given yourself permission for your family to
fully see you in certain emotional elements. Like what is it? What
have they not seen about you? Have they not seen you when you're mean or mad or
angry or sad or what do you mean? She's going for my microphone.
Im gonna have to hide that next time from her.
Like my real.. my real me. Like not wanting to work always, just wanting to be with my kids.
Just wanting to do what I love, not what I should love or what I should to to get paid.
And like, I'm.. in my heart I am the Breaking Normal person. You understand?
And I'm always fighting not to be it because my family roots are very down to conventional and
down to "you have to work there. You have to work hard. You have to work even if you don't feel like it."
What's the issue? Like I hear the.. I'm understanding that your family and you
think very differently and is it that you don't feel connected to them?
like y'all have not figured out a way to team up beyond agreement? Is that the
situation that everything's okay as long as y'all agree and then if you disagree weird things happen?
Yes. And I feel like I have to just stop talking to keep their love.
Okay I get you. I get you. I get you. So I am hearing
it. This is what I'm hearing. That you believe if you are truly yourself and the full
color and your full spectrum that your family may not want to be around you.
Ya.
That you all may not be as close as you.. you want to be?
Yes.
Okay, well.. if that's the
case first of all I would say like welcome to life like the reality of life
for so many people. So many people including myself.
I've had countless situations with my family who I love dearly
where I used to.. I used to hold back my truth and hold back my true beliefs
especially around religion or work or politics or school or my lack of
interest in the big show of politics and the news and
all that stuff. I used to hide that more and although as things were more
peaceful.. I think I was playing a peacekeeper rather than a peacemaker.
When I became a peacemaker instead of a peacekeeper is when I started truly
sharing my opinions and truly being me regardless of what my family thought and
it didn't look.. at first it didn't look as peaceful. There was a lot of
combativeness. There was a lot of disagreement. There was a lot of even
even I've had times when a family member asked me... like they decided they no
longer wanted to talk about something. Which was kind of shocking or jarring
for me because I was always under the belief "I can stick with to someone.
I can stick with someone even if it's fun-comfortable. Even if it's challenging
or hard or someone's getting angry I'm gonna stay here. I'm not gonna fly away
or I'm not gonna freeze or I'm not gonna fight or I'm not gonna do a facade I'm
gonna stand here in my presence." And I've had it come to the point where then my
family.. someone in my family no longer wants to
participate in that conversation or actually talk to me about certain things
and I've gotten to sit with that. I've gotten to realize they even though my
family members night might not want to show me love the same way I want
to show them, that maybe from my judgment they would rather play a role than be as
real as possible. And then I get to be even realer and with myself.
I get to sit with that. I don't have a solution for you. I don't even have a
solution for me. The solution is for me to continue being me and what I realize
is that not only can I hold space for my family to be who they are..
now I'm B I'm even becoming more of who I am regardless of who's in my presence
and then I feel like I almost everyone becomes more of a family member. The
people that do want to be in my presence while I'm being fully me are starting to
feel more even more like family, even closer friends while the other people..
I'm just spending less time with. And it's not easy. I'm not saying
that's an easy thing. I love my family dearly. I love my friends dearly that may
not want to see the true me. And I still love them.. I love them because they put up
a boundary they even.. their boundary, just as I'm putting up a boundary.. I'm putting
up the boundary like "no more faking. I'm gonna be me regardless of what it looks
like." And you know what they're doing? They're doing the same thing. But they're
saying.. they're like "I'm gonna be me and being me means I'm not gonna talk to you
about this topic." So we both get to sit with that. We both get to. Maybe they
don't want to hear my true feelings about God or my true ideas about God and
that's their freedom whereas my freedom is to share that to people that want to
listen, maybe like you. And maybe we find more people like each other around the
world that are.. that are actually family in a way. Even though we weren't born in
the same same place or from the same parents. So yeah I honestly don't have a..
there's not a thing to fix. I think the only thing to do is to be more of you
regardless of who you're with. And if it's.. if it's your husband or if it's
your mom or if it's your child, I mean this sounds crazy but if they do not
want you to show up as you then I'm not sure if it's aligned for you to show up
for them until they're ready. I just can't.. like personally I can't imagine
asking Divina to not be who she really is or to play.. to act a certain way
around me so I can be comfortable. If I ever like.. Wow. Divina if I ever tell you
anything like that you make sure you correct that please.
So I all I can say is like I trust that maybe I'm giving you a shoulder to lean
on metaphorically that.. Keep being you. And if your family.. Your family or
whoever it might be will figure it out. They'll figure it out and you
may even just inspire them or shake them out of their spell of trying to fit in
when they were born to stand out in my opinion.
Did you have any other questions written down?I don't even know how much time that was.
That's a big topic for me as well so thank you for asking.
Thank you. Thank you to you for your answer.
It's a hero's journey. What you're talking about is a hero's journey.
Have you heard of that before? 'The Hero's Journey?' It's
actually like a salmon. So the salmon in British Columbia.. they basically are born
in the rivers. They swim out all the way to the ocean, they leave their family,
their whole reality is redefined, they go from this small stream to the big
expansive ever-ending blue ocean, and then they come back a new person or a
new fish in this case of the salmon and then they actually.. they actually give
birth and die. It's like the cycle of the hero's journey. So they had to redefine
their reality. They come back to where they came, and they give birth to a new
generation and then they leave. And I think in a way that's metaphorical to a
lot of people.. a lot of our lives. Like I'm not with my family where I was born
in Florida or Georgia. I'm away. I'm finding out who I really am. I'm now
starting my own family and I get to go back to Georgia and show them who
I really am. I'm not I'm not there to show them a manipulated version or a
version that they want to see more so of the truest version and I trust that the
truest version is truly what they want to see even if they don't act like it.
Even if it's scary for them. And I'm talking myself out loud because if I'm
remembering the future maybe this one will challenge me in a similarly
metaphorical way. Maybe she won't be interested in what I'm interested in.
Maybe she'll want to be a big faker one day and I'll be I'll get to be with that.
I trust that won't be the case but that would be kind of like the flipped of the
script. Yeah I thank you for asking a question to me that I don't necessarily
have an answer to. But I those are my favorite type of questions. My favorite
types of questions are the ones that leave us with more questions. That
leave us in the curiosity of life.. that curious space rather than a convicting..
like a convicting delusional idea that I think I know what's going on and to
believe everything I think. No. I'd rather stay curious and open so
thank you for your questions to catalyze that.
Thank you so much for your.. for you giving us your truth because this is so precious.
And it's inspiring.
Thank you.
Right back at you. Right back at you. And yeah you're talking about the truth
and she's grabbing my nose making sure I'm not telling a lie. Is that what
you're doing? I'm not Pinocchio don't worry. Man I don't know what y'all are
doing January 4th to the 8th but Maui would be a great place.. that's where our
next big meeting is. Our next big tribe design where we bring the families and
friends together and see what we could.. see how we can come up with better
questions to this topic that we're talking about. Like how how do we do this?
How do we.. I mean it's a great question. So those are the kind of questions that
we tackle and that we we dive into in experimenting with new solutions that
only get better and better. And they're always changing.
It's not a one-hitter quitter. Not a one fix thing everything.. like fixes everything.
But I think this mystery.. This is an opportunity of life. This is
the hero's journey and a lot of ways of what you're talking about so thank you.
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TRAVEL VLOG 03 I Bangkok I PEIXE QUE FAZ O PÉ? I FISH THAT DO PEDICURE? - Duration: 8:26.
Welcome to another video
of this amazing chan...
Oops! I hit something!
Hey guys!
Welcome back to this channel
I'm glad you guys decided to come back
Before we continue and I tell you guys what I've been up to
I've got two requests to make
Number one: I'm gonna give you 5 seconds for you to hit that LIKE button below
Here, quiet and mute!
Now... 1,2,3... Go!
Number two!
If you're enjoying what I'm doing here
Follow me on Instagram
It's nothing more than an extension of what I already do here
I post some cool pics
Of what I do or don't do
Of my routine in Dubai
So follow me there if you think it's gonna add something to your life
So I've been to Bangkok in Thailand
And the first thing that comes to mind
Is that it's a city that is meant to be felt instead of seen
Reason why I say that is
Bangkok in my opinion
Is all about the mix of colors, people and smells
And then all of this put together
Makes Bangkok a very unique city
I went to a local market called Chatuchak
And it's simply huge!
So I'll see you next time!
Kisses! Bye!
Today we are in Bangkok in Thailand
From the get-go, I'm gonna say I'm lost already
Or else I wouldn't be here on this channel and make a fool out of myself!
So I kept asking people where the metro is
"How do I get there?"
Only then I realized that their metro here is called BTS
Had I used that word it would've been a lot easier!
Important thing is we've found it!
At least I've found the station now need to try and find the market
We have arrived at Chatuchak Market
For locals it is called JJ market
I think that if you come with an open mind to live the local culture
It'll be amazing!
It is the biggest makert in Thailand
It has more than 8,000 stands
More than 27 sections
Including furniture, pets, food, drink, paintings, decorations... You name it!
I've already found something I was looking for
I'm looking for these small wooden frames
Because I want to put up a wall of them in my room
And this place has endless options for that
It's got kind of a vintage look
I love vintage-looking things!
Quanto custa?
180? E com desconto?
E se eu levar 3 peças?
-150 é o preço final -Não! Não é preço final!
Tô levando esse
- Só um? - Só um, só um....
Porque você não quis me dar um desconto maior
I stopped for a bit to have some coconut water
Because it is unbearably hot!
Estou com meus amigos aqui
De onde vocês são?
China
Então eu estou com meus amigos chineses aqui
It is absurd!
It has a huge area
So when you cross the street and you think you've seen it all
Just for you to find out there's tons more
You have no idea
Of how many different stands and option you can find here
There are endless options!
My only question is: Do I have patience for it?
In my case, not really
But we keep trying
I have no idea where I am at
I'm so lost!
All I can remember is that I got in from gate 3 and now I'm at gate 17
This is crazy!
Look at what I've found for my nephew
I bought for my little nephew!
Dá um tchau...
I've found a place where I'll have a feet massage...
Actually fish will do that for me!
Apparently they eat up the dead skin of your feet, like your cuticles
So they do a deep feet cleaning. Not really a massage
Let's see what this is about
Do you know that tingling sensation? Like when your feet tingle?
That's exactly what I'm feeling
It is so weird. Uncomfortable even
I'm trusting they're doing their job though
It's over!
So then they give you this towel
So you can dry up your feet
Quanto você quer me cobrar?
-140! - 120!
- 130!
Eu não ganho nem você
So we are in a tuk tuk
At first I'd shit my pants if I had to take a tuk tuk
Not gonna lie
Because people here are a bit crazy when it comes to traffic
Look!
So they drive you by and don't even care
Let's see if I'll survive until then right?
I'll see you next time
Just to keep the habit: follow me on insta and subscribe to the channel!
And meet me somewhere in the world
See you next time! Kisses
Byyyye!
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How do you find meaning in a filtered social media world? | 22 Minutes - Duration: 2:47.
Understanding our place in the modern world can be difficult and frustrating.
Here to help us comprehend our existence is one of the world's foremost philosophers,
Tina T. Merton.
Mmm.
Mmm.
Thanks for being here.
Mmm.
Thank you! These anomalistic micro-cultural encounters are definitely gamma thought parallel-play
incubators excogitating our metaphysical dichotomies, yet the sensorial input we perceive as "the
present" is illusory so Susan, eternalistically…
I'm not actually here.
Well, it's great not to have you here.
You're a lecturer at Burning Man University and you've just published your 23rd book.
Mmm, yes I have, it's called Biospheric Superabundance: Subscending the Agri-Logistical
Epistemologically-Ontological Anthropocentrism of Megalopolis Macroecologies.
So.
Catchy.
Yes.
Could you just take a second to explain to our audience what any one of those words mean?
Well, you know, it's that uber-ubiquitous grail quest mythos vis-à-vis hyper objectification
in the face of cosmotheistic macro-accidentalism.
So, you know. Ha ha ha!
Okay, but could you say some of that in layman's terms?
Well, you raise a valid point Susan, about the semiotic species-being of linguistic anthropological
hivemind ego-centric anti-realism.
As usual!
And I totally meant to do that.
Of course you did.
But what my audience wants to know is how to find meaning in the modern world.
You know… with its insta-stories, augmented reality, cross-platform personal brand building
and Kardashian-esque influencers.
Mmm.
Well, I don't know what those words mean, actually.
Oh, ok an insta-story is when -
I don't want to to know, sorry Susan.
No, you're probably better off.
Ok, well thanks again to Tina T. Merton for not being here with us tonight.
Oh!
She's actually not here.
Whooaaa!
Was she ever here at all?
Sorry, I dropped my book.
Thanks for having me.
Tina T. Merton.
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Do you know about Caribbean Cruises ?????????
The Caribbean is the most popular destination for cruising in the world, and its easy to see why. With stunning beaches, exotic ports, and a huge range of itineraries available, youre guaranteed an incredible vacation.
Cruising is the best way to explore the Caribbean as you can sleep while youre traveling and awaken to a new and exciting destination every day.
The most popular time to cruise the Caribbean is November to May, although traveling in the low season can mean cheaper prices.
June to November is hurricane season though, which means there may be sudden changes in your itinerary if there are any weather-related problems.
The hardest choice (other than which company to cruise with), is whether to cruise through the western, eastern, or southern Caribbean.
Most cruises sailing to the eastern Caribbean leave from Florida. The eastern Caribbean generally means everything east of Puerto Rico, which you can expect to visit, along with favorites like St. Maarten, San Juan, St. Kitts, Haiti, and St.Thomas.
The distance between the islands in the eastern Caribbean is smaller than that of the islands in the western Caribbean, which means youll spend less time at sea and more time exploring the islands.
Eastern Caribbean
Some of the best shore excursions include ziplining through the St. Maarten forest canopy, kayaking through the Laguna Grande in Fajardo (the bay is full of bioluminescent organisms that light up as you paddle through them), diving in Grand Turk, taking in the view from Morne du Vitet in St. Barts, and swimming with the dolphins in St. Thomas
While cruises in the western Caribbean may include more time at sea, youre also likely to find yourself in slightly more exotic destinations.
Western Caribbean
Cruises depart from Fort Lauderdale, Miami, New Orleans, Houston, Tampa, Galveston and Port Canaveral to name a few, so there are more itinerary options for those who dont want to fly to Florida before the cruise departs.
Top ports of call on western Caribbean cruises include Belize, Mexico, Jamaica, Grand Cayman, Florida, and Honduras. The western itineraries are brilliant for scuba divers and snorkelers, as well as those who want to experience some culture and history.
Popular excursions in the western Caribbean include cave tubing in Belize, snorkeling with friendly sting rays in Grand Cayman, exploring Mayan ruins in Costa Maya, and ATV riding in Cozumel.
Southern Caribbean
Southern Caribbean itineraries are ideal for those who have cruised in the Caribbean before, as the destinations are often less crowded and more off the beaten track.
Some itineraries will depart from Barbados or Puerto Rico, as the destinations are too far south to depart from the United States. Expect to visit places like St.Vincent, Guadulupe, Grenada, Iles des Saintes, Mayreau Island, Bequila, Curacao, Tobago Cays and St Kitts.
The southern Caribbean is perfect for adventurers, and those who dont mind doing some island hopping. You wont find a Walmart or McDonalds at these ports, and because the islands are less accessible theyll be less crowded with tourists.
Dont expect to do much lying around on a southern Caribbean cruise as there generally isnt much time at sea, but if youre a thrill seeker this is the best itinerary for you.
Highlights include watching the sunset in Aruba, exploring the sulfur springs in St. Lucia, rain forest hiking in Grenada, and taking a scenic rail tour in St. Kitts.
Excursions.
No one wants to spend the whole cruise on the ship, and there are tons of excursions available for those who want to explore the islands.
While it can sometimes be cheaper to book excursions locally, its worth booking them through your cruise. This will ensure you go with a reputable company, and decreases the risk of you getting ripped off.
If you do choose to book locally, keep in mind that the ship wont wait for you if youre late back.
If youre on an excursion organized by your cruise company, theyll be able to get in contact with the ship which will either wait, or arrange for you to get back onboard at the next stop.
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*music*
*cool reveal*
'Sup?
My name is Dan
and welcome to my channel.
So this is my first official video,
I've, uhm, I've
done Youtube before but not really
continuously?
So, I would like to start now.
Eh yanno.
If that'd be cool with you.
Uh, I'm very awkward.
I'm a ranter, I'm an emo f**.
Everything. *sad awkward chuckle*
*sigh*
So it's nice to meet you.
Uhm, I hope you
enjoy
me and my channel.
And I hope to make great art in the future.
Thank you. *snicker*
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How Do We Know That God Can Sympathize with Our Weaknesses? - Duration: 4:25.
So how do we know that God Himself can sympathize with our weaknesses? One of
the most frustrating things for me in being in a friendship with God is that
whenever anything goes wrong, it's always my fault. God's perfect. Nothing goes
wrong for Him. He never makes any mistakes. He knows everything. He's got
all power. Everything is just right with Him. Anything goes south, it's always on
my shoulders. And that will give us sometimes the the tendency to think, well
God doesn't understand. I mean, He might know academically because He's
omniscient, but empathizing, sympathizing, being in it with us, knowing how we feel,
experiencing that with us, well, that's something that He is simply not capable
of doing. He's way out there. Okay, now the answer to that is actually quite
unique, in a way. Sympathy, like empathy I think, they're similar, is the ability to
feel for another person because you've been there yourself. Now, has God been
there before the incarnation? No. After the incarnation? Absolutely. In fact,
you can read in Hebrews chapter 2, I think it's 14 through 18 right in
there, that the Son took on flesh and blood to be like us, to endure what we
endure, to feel what we feel, to experience what we experience, so that
as the text says – and by the way, the experiences of temptation as well.
Temptation beyond what any of us would ever experience because remember, Jesus
had the power to do a whole lot of things we couldn't do. Turning stones
into bread - that's not a temptation for me. I don't know about you, but I can't do
that. Jesus could but said no. So He's got more temptation.
He's been tempted in all ways like as we are but without sin, so now He's able to
run to the cry, the writer of Hebrews says, of those who are tempted. Now we've
got a great High Priest in Jesus, the God Man who knows, who's experienced it, who
has been there in spades, so to speak, so that He can understand,
and this is why Jesus says come unto me all who are weary and heavy-laden and I
will give you rest. Do you think Jesus understood what it was like to be weary,
to be heavy laden, to in a certain sense, I don't know if overwhelmed is
quite the right word, but severely put upon? Every kind of distress that you
could possibly imagine in terms of the category. Whether it was physical
suffering, emotional suffering, friends leaving, friends dying, people turning
against you, living perfectly without ever doing anything wrong and people
leveling charges that were undeserved at you. Charges that were so severe they
called for the death penalty which He suffered. No, Jesus gets it. Jesus can
sympathize. Can God sympathize? Yes, the God Man, Jesus
of Nazareth, knows, understands, and can sympathize with us. Good thing. Good thing.
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You won't be able to do that step like that.
That's not a delivery.
I'll explain it to you now.
You have to lean on the brakes.
Bend your knees very well.
and you jump very high with your feet.
I'll show you now.
Let's see, show me.
Thank you, really, snob.
You're welcome, delivery girl.
They don't call me the king of the rink for nothing.
How could I forget?
You don't talk about anything else.
Look, I need space to be able to practise alone.
And miss the pleasure of my company?
It's not company, it's like torture.
I don't think so.
I always find you wherever I go.
That's not true.
I know how to train when you're always the gossiper.
Thanks to that, you know how to do that step that was always hard for you.
I might be able to help you.
With your training.
I could be your personal coach.
Let's make a deal.
Today, in the evening, we'll get together.
I invite you for a drink.
And we'll talk about your training. What do you think?
It's impossible to resist that proposal.
Your girlfriend will be mad.
What are you talking about?
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A MUST DO in Nova-Scotia! (Peggy's Cove) | Alex & MJ - On the GO - Duration: 3:09.
Hey! How's it going?!
I think the last time we spoke was probably in May.
And it's not because we've been lazy!
It's quite the opposite.
We produced more videos than ever.
As you know, this summer we had a big contract with Evasion, which is the biggest French-Canadian
travel TV network.
We produced 93 videos
in a 10-week period.
7 days a week, the two of us only.
We didn't shower much to be honest.
if you haven't seen those videos, by the way, we will put the link in the description box below.
It's free for everybody to watch, so go check it out, it's on a website called Viago.
So now we wanted to talk to you guys because it's been a while!
So we're back on the road, doing a tour called Fliptubeur.
Basically we're giving video production workshops in schools across the country.
The tour just started and we're currently in Halifax, Nova-Scotia
We're at Peggy's cove, which is about 45 minutes from Halifax.
It's pretty, it's very cute.
It's a nice little fishermen's village and we wanted to share the images we shot today with you.
Here's a little sneak-peak:
We just bought our flight tickets for our next destination. On January 10th, we are leaving for...
You want to tell? No, let's not say it right now.
No? - No, not now.
Ok, we'll keep it a secret for now.
But for real, we are going somewhere. We booked it a few days ago.
That's kinda mean tho.
Alright, we'll see you guys next time, ciao!
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You NEED to Do This in Killarney - Ireland - Duration: 9:09.
I think it broke
Hey everybody coming at you from Killarney Ireland
This is my first time in the Emerald Isle, and it is awesome so far
This is my first full day and has just begun so what I'm doing in Killarney is I'm attending travel blog exchange
That's TBEX, and what it is, of course, it's a convention for travel bloggers
I don't run a blog, but I do run a vlog. I love coming to events like this because it's so great to network
It's so great to meet new people
And just to have fun. So today I am doing a tour that they set up
I think first we're gonna be sailing across a lake right here next to killarney
I forget what the lake is called honestly
What I'm really looking forward to though is we're going to be biking through the gap of dunloe
It might be like a 10 or 12 mile bike ride
I think it's gonna be really epic and a big adventure
So these mountains are the direction we're going. Ireland is not known for its pristine weather
Hopefully it cooperates today.There have been like rave reviews about the gap of dunloe
And it's a very popular thing to see here in Ireland, so let's go do the thing
*singing* Which bus do I take?
That's not it. That's not it. And that's not it
I hope it didn't leave me, I don't know where the bus is
I'm ok, the bus just isn't here yet
And here's the right bus
Jason and Samantha?
So apparently we're going across the lake on these little boats because there's really narrow
inlets that we're going to
Oh by the way, this is Ross castle
Apparently a guy owned this entire national park around here. His name was like O'Donegal Ross
So this castle was more like a fortress for the family that owned it and the land around it, i guess. That's what my tour guide told me
alright now we're grabbing our own bikes and loading them onto the boat
*singing* bicycle, bicycle
watch that first turn
Irish puppy hello
Alright, this is the one
Dog's coming with us.
He is the girls magnet, right? Go Charlie
CHARLIE!
The dog loves the attention
So we're on this island there's some deer living on this
So apparently this breed of deer is called like Japanese Sika deer or something like that
so these deer their fur is actually hollow
So it gives them the ability to float
*mind blown*
That's according to our guide
so what these deer do is they swim from island to island just hang out and graze and look at the
Abandoned monasteries and stuff. How cool is that right?
So in about the seventh century monks just built this monastery
on this island in the middle of the lake I guess to be secluded from the rest of the world
It was attacked by Vikings and like powerful families. Not sure why they wanted to bother the monks, but
Back to the boats
It turned into a very wet day, but we're not going to let that ruin it for us
You guys Ireland is so beautiful
even though that boat ride was really wet
It was awesome to see all the amazing scenery and the animals but now hopefully the wet part of the day is over
We stopped at this little cottage. I got a hot cup of soup to warm me up. Yep
I'm still really wet though. Yeah. Now I think we're about to start our bike ride
We'll be biking through the gap of dunloe, which I'm very excited about
Alright, got my bike this thing is actually pretty nice. Yeah here we go
Let's do this thing
I think it broke
So it appears the chain on my back broke
I think I might have to pick up another one from this guy.
Okay, you want to just see how that height is
So I'm back up and running on a different bike, all good
So it's at least three Maybe four kilometers uphill
for the first part of the gap of dunloe. It's beautiful, but it's hard work. Even in the lowest gear
I think I'm almost there, though
So this is the top of the gap
Our last point of difficult bike riding, it's all downhill from here meaning
we'll be riding the brakes a lot.
these mountains actually remind me a lot of the
tongariro national park in New Zealand
Some of you saw that video. And who knew that mountains this high we're here
Here comes the rain, we're off again
I think we're almost done with our bike tour
The rain is so on and off right now. Getting a couple opportunities for photos, and it's pretty spectacular
gap of dunloe is gorgeous
So we are done with our bike ride got an Irish coffee it is so wonderful right now
How is the bike ride everybody?
It was amazing
It was the experience of a lifetime
Guinness for strength
So our last stop of today is a local bar with live music looks very traditional very cute. I'm really liking it
*Singing*
*Singing*
Oh my gosh, you guys, I've been in Ireland one day. I am already in love with the country
I'm not going to live with the rain, but the rest of it is tops
There's more adventures in Ireland to come so be sure to subscribe for more of that
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