First and foremost - Sara is doing just fine after that scary vertigo episode the other night. Thanks to all for your well wishes. Now, onto our final day as a group. As we got on the coach for the last morning, our tour guide Mike played our “theme” song for the last time. I thought I’d share!
Read MoreI didn’t mean for today’s title to be so ominous - but then again, I didn’t for-see what was coming late in the day. But let’s start with the good stuff, and there’s quite a bit of that!
Read MoreToday we left Glasgow for the Highlands of Scotland. We had many stops to make, the first for a boat tour on Loch Lomond, the largest lake in Great Britain, spanning 22 miles in length and 5 miles in width.
Read MoreThis was mostly a day of travel, sandwiched in between a castle in Belfast and a traditional Scottish dinner from a non-traditional host! Let’s start with the castle.
Read MoreFor the past two day we’ve been in another country - Northern Ireland. There really is no border as you leave the The Republic of Ireland (or just Ireland) to Northern Ireland. Without going into a major history lesson, it’s best explained as Ireland is a sovereign (independent) state, and a member of the EU (European Union). Northern Ireland has been part of the UK (United Kingdom) since 1921.
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This is going to be a year of firsts - my first hosting of Passover Seder and my first Easter (holiday swap) at my friend Donna’s, without my Sweet Sara. I made it through, with much love and support from friends and family, but now I’m anticipating the heartache of Mother’s Day without my only daughter.