Early Mornings and Emerald Landscapes: A Work Trip to Ireland

Just in case a few of you have been wondering, and possibly missed my precious metals cyclical BS, ive been super busy with work and life. But it looks to be settling down now, just in time to catch this crazy pump-and-dump price hike about to take place..... So if you have missed me, here is where ive been!

Last week, as the sun was still tucked away behind the hills of Wales, I set off from home on a work trip to Ireland. The journey to Bristol Airport was as smooth as you could hope for, the early-morning roads almost deserted. I reached the airport with time to spare—just enough for a quick coffee before boarding. Despite a flight time scheduled just over an hour, a friendly tailwind cut it down to a breezy 45 minutes, getting us to Dublin sooner than expected.

After navigating through Dublin Airport, I hopped on transport to my hotel. Watching the Irish landscape roll by—a charming blend of green fields and city life—I felt that sense of calm you get only when traveling. Once I arrived and settled in, I took a long, hot bath, letting the weariness of the journey slip away, enjoying the quiet before the workday ahead.

The next day was packed with intensive training at a university hospital, diving into the latest medical advancements. It’s always motivating to stay updated in this field, knowing these skills could make a real difference. After a full day, I was grateful to return to my hotel, where I had the chance to call my wife and kids, catching up on their day and sharing a bit of mine. Relaxed, well-fed, and ready for the next day’s sessions, I couldn’t help but appreciate the beauty of Ireland—and the reminder that even a work trip can feel meaningful in such a stunning place.

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