Sophi has always been fascinated with airplanes, so O'Hare was quite fun.
The ladies out on the town (Amy, Georgie and Sophi) The buggy was never the same.
Just a view up the coast... no big deal.
Sophi and Molly got on splendidly.
The Fiedler ladies at Lemon Crepe & Coffee Co. in Dublin. Brad kept a watchful eye on our buggy (stroller) that we were forced to park next to the phone booth over Amy's shoulder. Fortunately the buggy bandits decided to leave the Quatro alone, most likely because of it's patented American widetrack hugeness. ("The States are so large we need things to be big... there is more ground to cover.") Oh yeah... crepes were very delicious.
A stroll through St. Stephens Green.
Grafton Street... just like Main Street Oshkosh
Sophi singing of the wonders of our adventures... actually she may have just been fed up with the walk.
Best fish & chips this side of heaven. (Three times in one week) "You have to beat your body into submission."
Poor Georgie was under the weather for most of our trip (Molly as well). Yet she "built a bridge" and even got us to the airport.
It was great to spend time with such great people.
