After Sarah and I arrived in Dublin, my sister brought us back to the
place where we were going to stay. My
sister was staying in my cousin, Joyce’s, house. Sarah and I were going to stay in their
chalet.
My sister made us breakfast of tea, bread, ham and salads.
Then we went visit my other cousin, Helen, Joyce’s sister,
for a brief visit. That was the only
place where we didn’t have tea.
We went to my Aunt Violet’s and had tea and biscuits. From there we went to Greystones and had fish
and chips for lunch on the harbour. Next
we visited my Aunt Yvonne and Cousin Billy and had more tea and biscuits. Cousin Billy was hilarious. He is an eccentric.
Then we went and picked up my last living Aunt Carrie (my
father’s sister). The other Aunts were
Aunts by marriage. Carrie will be 90
this year. We went out for a drive for
the afternoon and looked at grave sites.
Then we picked up another Aunt Pixie and went back Aunt
Carrie’s to a big spread of cake and sandwiches and more tea. My Aunt Carrie showed us around her place and
we saw her donkeys and her horse which I think she keeps to keep the grass
down.
Her daughter, my cousin Evelyn, came home but was too busy
at first to visit with us. Later when we
were having tea she came over to my Aunt Carrie’s house (they live next door to
each other). My Aunt and my cousin were
bickering the whole time, we were having tea and it was hilarious to listen to
them.
From there, we met my cousin Helen and her daughter and went
out to a pub for dinner. Sarah and I
were so stuffed with tea we couldn’t eat anything. Then we had an early night because we were
jet lagged.
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