We’re in Clontarf

It took us awhile but we've finally moved in to our new place in Clontarf. We currently have about half of our stuff moved in, and should have everything over within the next several days.

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Aug 16, 2013

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The view our first day in Clontarf

It took us awhile but we’ve finally moved in to our new place in Clontarf. We currently have about half of our stuff moved in, and should have everything over within the next several days.

While we are excited to be in Clontarf, there has been a good deal of sadness with leaving the old house as it was a great place, and we had an amazing landlord.

There are a lot of great things about the new place too. The item several us are most excited about is finally having broadband.

So if you’d like to FaceTime, Skype, or do a Google Hangout, let us know. We’d love to catch up with you!

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