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Trinity College in Dublin
Really old, beautiful smelling books from floor to ceiling
Heaven?

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To kick off this blog, I’d like to begin by introducing those who live under a very large rock to one Leigh Arthur part of the inklude collective, she’s a super talented chick studying in IADT pour ce moment and, unfortunately for me and my penchant for perving ridiculously on her, she has traded Dublin for New York this Summer. The reason Leighs artwork sprang to mind so suddenly and decisively was because I was in the Bernard Shaw earlier and mid-pee in the girls stalls I look up only to be greeted by a lewd scenario skillfully drawn in what appeared to be a black sharpie, now, I’m pretty sure there aren’t many chicks in Dublin who get off on doodling that kind of delightful filth everywhere, but Leigh strikes me as one of them. Check out her blog here:

http://unclemadness.blogspot.com/

Leigh Arthur is one to watch, I’m often too blinded by her hilarity, her devastating good looks or the fact that she likes to talk about giant, artificial, male genitalia to remember or appreciate how talented she is, but what can you do?

Contact Leigh Arthur here if you’re interested in hiring her, sending her explosive packages or asking her to be your friend, I asked her to be my friend once, it didn’t end well, but she accepted my third attempt at adding her facebook account which is nice.

*Photograph taken from ‘the Dubliner magazine’ in the issue where Leigh spent a long time talking about herself, an issue I particularly enjoyed, about an artist I particularly enjoy, I’m fighting a great battle against the urge to say something hideously smutty (she brings out the worst in me) so instead, I’ll leave this post as it is, don’t forget to pop down to the Bernard Shaw to check out some of Leighs work, and be sure to visit her blog at the above link for a wide range of her previous work.

The best cover. Find it at their Bandcamp.

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Temple Bar - Cobblestone Street

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St. Stephen's Green

Avoiding couples who are making out

Kindle and Beamish-my companions

Ivy, pink doors, Dublin

Walking in the rain has its advantages

Beautiful Dublin evening

Woah. Double rainbow.

Near the dorms on campus

The brave little grocery sack that could

You can’t fall in love with a city that you don’t walk in. (See lack of deep love for cities in Texas. (besides Austin))

So, I walked back from work tonight. In seemingly typical Dublin weather: a mix of sunshine and rain.

I was accompanied by some friends: Kindle and Beamish. Later I met up with Shiraz and one of his buddies, for free at the grocer’s.

I bought some groceries when it wasn’t raining. The cashier put them in a paper sack. I walked out and it was raining.

Enh.

I left work around 5:30, slowly made my way through St. Stephen’s Green (see James Joyce). Took a break at little pub. Walked some more. Stopped at the grocer’s. Walked some more in the rain. Arrived back at campus about 9:00.

Oh, I was also accompanied by Andrea Bocelli, Pat Metheny, and Radiohead (of course).

A wonderful evening.