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Date Posted: 03:45:25 10/08/09 Thu
Author: E
Subject: XXX's and OOO's to a dear friend and brilliant author.
In reply to: celtgirl 's message, "" on 18:51:58 10/07/09 Wed

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Our time in the North was very special to me, as well. Putting a true visual to the places and events you describe so vividly in the Books was a priceless experience for me. When people ask what the most memorable part of the trip was, I tell them it was standing in the Bloody Sunday Museum listening to a man describe the murder of his 17 year old brother just down the street and how his mother was in the apartment just across the way, and the death of a young typesetter just outside the doors on his grandparent's front steps. I know I will go back to Northern Ireland again, spend more time in Belfast (with any luck with Cindy), Derry and just exploring the countryside. The trip was made all the more meaningful and special for sharing it with Cindy, whose work has brought us all together, as well as with the other Shammies who "get it" when it comes not only to the Books but to The Troubles. (NT) -- Carla, 04:38:17 10/08/09 Thu

Girl, we have to do Madden's Bar together sometime. Kelly's Cellars was rough enough that it even gave me some pause. :) (NT) --

celtgirl, 13:34:33 10/08/09 Thu

It didn't look so bad during the day, when Tracy was craving danger hahaha! I imagine it's a different story in the dark of night, tucked back in that alley like that >>>>>> -- Mahri, 18:45:26 10/08/09 Thu
- It's very rough inside, but it's really more the clientele that was in there, there was this old man at the bar that absolutely put the shudders up my spine. It was very very rough in there, Maddens is better for music and it's rough enough for me- afterall they've had RPG rockets shot through the place in the past. (NT) -- celtgirl, 19:06:20 10/08/09 Thu
  - I know somebody that would insist we go to Kelly's Cellar. This guy craves danger more then White Bread. I could just see it now..... (NT) -- Noelle, 20:19:05 10/08/09 Thu
    - Hahaaaa! I have a pic but that's all I can share because what happened at Kelly's Cellar stays at Kelly's Cellar ;) Ohhhhh I was craving the danger! (NT) -- Tracy, 06:17:30 10/09/09 Fri
      - Tracy, I didn't even know you went there! You're a sneaky little roommate. (NT) -- E, 06:27:44 10/09/09 Fri
        It was when we went off to find Bailey's aka Tracy's Baileys. (NT) -- Tracy, 07:53:37 10/09/09 Fri
      - LOL I put a picture inside above Tracy girl! (NT) -- Mahri, 06:28:35 10/09/09 Fri
        I saw it! Remember walking down the alley with trepidation - it was so quiet and dangerous;) (NT) -- Tracy, 07:54:36 10/09/09 Fri
        'walking down the alley with trepidation...' you kill me, Tracy- and in broad daylight too, you are just so bwave my fwend!!!! (NT) -- celtgirl, 11:03:35 10/09/09 Fri
        Hahaha....broad daylight!! White Bread is so gangsta!! (NT) -- Noelle, 12:49:25 10/09/09 Fri
        I owe her for kicking Mickey's ass to the curb in Derry, I am so not gangsta. She really busted a cap that night. :) (NT) -- celtgirl, 12:52:27 10/09/09 Fri
        Ya'll looked too pretty that night to be bustin caps and kickin men to the curb. (NT) -- Tracy, 13:20:25 10/09/09 Fri
        Aw, you are too sweet. You know that I had no desire to be kickin' the Canadian guy to the curb, but I am surely glad that you got rid of Mickey- I still shudder when I think about him singing to me, it went on forever, I swear. Speaking of pretty, I have such a great photo of you from the Ulster American Folk Park- when you're checking for rain out the half door, will send you a copy. (NT) -- celtgirl, 13:26:34 10/09/09 Fri
        Oh, send me a copy too, preeeezie!!! (NT) -- Noelle, 14:53:53 10/09/09 Fri

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