Look! A man is coming in
So there you are. Just you and Bridget. Although Bridget is strong, she lives with her parents. As things would have it they’ve gone to Sligo for the weekend. You know, seaweed baths and all that.
And her fiancee never seems to be in town. Works in I.T. A conference in Cork. He says. You look at the clock and it says, 5:27am, and you think, I wish Bridget didn’t have a digital clock.
So you look out the window. It’s lashing rain as the sun tries to come up, but you can see a figure. Urgently you say to Bridget,
-Look! A man is coming in
But Bridget only speaks Gaeilge, Irish.
If first you had followed the next lesson in Gaelic on Irish KC, Lesson 7, you at least would have not felt very alone all of a sudden. Maybe.
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