hi spacers!

i'm leaving ireland in the next couple days...

this trip ends up with 800$ extra for just the fare from england to ireland...long stupid story that i'd rather skip.

celticola has been adding up a lot of information about politic, history and the like on to my previous jrl...thank you so much for doing that, i really appreciate that

so i wrote him a semi-love letter, and now i am going to reveal it as a public display of affection to all of you here

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this is my second visit to ireland.

last visit was last x-mas and it was extremely peaceful...like a painting-topia

it still looks as peaceful as it was back then.

but what i said about what has happened in the pass few weeks were what i've seen and have heard.

however, no news nor documentary is purely factual.

once the fact gets through the lens, it becomes drama.

if we take a deeper look, no matter how peaceful it seems to be...

you cannot deny the political statements on mural painting, graffiti, statue, flags and other public displays that people have put up. those can be considered as concrete implication that strongly gives us the reflection of what people have in mind, if we'd ever care to get the grimps of it.

thanks,

atomica

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ok...what i am trying to say more is that...

all things in the world are related, we are the product of our own history (i learned this from my class and i sorta agree with this statement). so i would say that this area is like a bomb...it looks beautiful and peaceful but it's shaking. im sure that some free electron is running fast inside while there are a lot of neutron, protron and else that's peacefully sleeping. it is not all about religion and politic. geographically, the city that is splitted into two part by the river is naturally hard to manage with or without other factors. reinforced by the long oppressing historical background and the conflict of religion belief, that could make it worse. i think it's mroe like a reflection from several things rather than one rigid reason alone that causes those violation.

anyway, i'm not the best person who should be talking about this problem...

it just my point of view.

peace out!

Cula bula

yeah...hehhehe

oh Ireland ............. my Ken my Ken

"history," stephen said, " is a nightmare from which i am trying to awake"

---james joyce.

still remember that, read it 16 years ago.

Did you meet your practitioner?

Kitty......u mean the 'single malt doctor'?

not yet! guess i'll have no chance this time, plus i was asked not to