We got in late last night, but there was enough time for Vicki and I to explore the “Temple Bar” area. It’s basically several blocks of pubs and the streets were filled with people, even at eleven o’clock at night. A real party atmosphere for a weeknight. The river walk by our hotel led us right to The Clarence Hotel, owned by U2. The lobby basically looked like a drab boarding school, but it’s a popular place.

My day in Dublin was another whirlwind of interviews at the hotel and the major cinema where we did the screening and kids’ workshop. I feel like I talked non-stop all day… so naturally, I was in heaven. Blah, blah, blah!! My movie, this, my movie that!! This screening was also a packed house and the best workshop I have had so far (the kids LOVE that high-speed tape recorder stuff). My PR rep was named Maude, who was much younger and nicer than any “Maude” I’ve ever met.

Vicki got to see much more of the city than I did, taking her own walking tour of the area. The day ended with another plane flight, this time back to London. It’s strange, but London now feels like the familar home city. It will be SO NICE to unpack our bags for three whole nights!