Day 3- Dublin

After sleeping until about one in the afternoon since I stayed up to watch the sunrise, I found out that everyone was either on a tour of the countryside or out on the town. So I decided to do the one thing I was looking most forward to doing in Ireland, go to the Guinness Brewery. I took the bus to the city center and tried to find the other bus that goes to the brewery from there. Unfortunately, the only buses whose numbers matched those of the ones going to brewery were all parked and had no drivers. I ended up walking from the Spire all the way to the brewery. Everyone thought I was crazy for doing it, but I didn’t think it was that bad. When I finally got on the street it was on, I could smell this very potent aroma of chocolate and spaghetti marinara. Once I got there I ran into a few of my classmates and we walked around all together. It was great. As soon as I walked in I thought, “This must be what heaven is like.” We walked all the way up to the seventh level which is where the Gravity Bar is located. You can see almost the entire city from up there. They have 360 degrees of windows to look out of and see the city.






. Then we met up with the group and ate dinner, after that, we all went back to the hotel and hung out at the pub with someone from our group who was from Oklahoma, our tour guide David, his daughter and her fiancé`, and Brian (a.k.a. B. Oakes). We hung out there for a little while until the bar closed. Then we went back to our rooms and partied a little harder. The hotel staff told us to keep it down so we took our festivities to the lobby and hung out there. Before I knew it, it was 4:30 am and we had to be on the bus by 6. I tried to stay up until then.