#bucketlist2018

Last May in Vegas I met Adam and that part of the tour will always be one of my best memories because I had never seen them interact with fans. He is open, chatty and smiley but also very cautious of the “fans” that collect. I witnessed him asking an elderly lady next to me what her favorite song on Boy was, after she tried getting him to sign a crisp new album cover. She couldn't answer. I bit my tongue when I realized what was happening. And then proceeded to let title after title fall from my mouth as he signed my little home made Bucket Book. 

When taking photos in Ireland I caught myself picking very random things. Some things were just too cool to pass up. 🍀

A Harp, the symbol for Ireland at the entrance of a Post Office... which inspired my son to get tattooed while in Dublin. My first local Irish Red, in Dalkey. This door of the women's bathroom in my 1st pub (in Belfast) was a great thing, such a clever idea. Kind of hoped my name would be on it, but... there ARE some other cool names there.

My first record store in Killkenny, where I bought u2 stuff (surprise) and a couple of White Stripes imports was tiny and perfect. The "Mind Your..." was everywhere, for all things. The one thing I learned in Dublin.

The goat statue to represent the goat that was grazing this area in Cushendun, Northern Ireland was near a set of caves. Cool seeing a genuine phone booth in Ballycastle and THEE BEST Irish coffee I've ever had, with Slane Whiskey was to be had in Belfast.

The Dark Hedges /Antrim, Northern Ireland

These beech trees were planted 250 gears ago. There are about 145, some have been trimmed down. There is a supposed Dark Witch that hangs out around here. The arch is more prominent at certain angles, a beautiful sight from within. Miles of farmland surrounding. If your a Game of Thrones fan this is a place they shot a scene.