Erin's Diaries - A Bit About My Place

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Dear Diary...


Dear Alien, If you have found my diary by accident a 1000 years in the future, you should know that I was a VERY important person in Irish history. The All Mighty Queen Erin of Ireland, as a matter of fact! People came from all around the world to ask for my advice. I was a wise and noble Queen and ruled with dignity for seventy long and happy years alongside my royal Jester Eric. Actually, I don’t think we have a King and Queen here. Not like in England.


History lesson #1 – We have a President and a Prime Minister. I just asked mam. Our president might be a leprechaun. I’ve seen pictures of him. He looks like the kind of person you would love to have as your grandad. Imagine the pocket money you’d be getting off him and his pot of gold! History lesson #2 – The Irish people love to play hurling and Gaelic Football. Hurling is where you use a wooden stick and slap a ball around the pitch. My dad used to watch it on the TV, the ball moves SO fast that you can hardly see anything. Gaelic is better I think. That’s like football, but you can use your hands too. My brother Eric and I play it. He’s only seven but he’s already better than I am. (Don’t tell him I said that.) History lesson #3 – We speak English here. Some of us speak Irish and it’s our native language. There are parts of Ireland,, especially in the West, where they ONLY speak Irish. Mam says that if I do well in my studies, we can visit. How cool would that be?!


History lesson #4 – We celebrate St. Patricks day here. The city turns green. I don’t mean that it literally turns a different colour or anything, no, everyone wears green for the day. There is a big parade in every city and, to celebrate our patron Saint Patrick, we paint our faces and wear wigs. It’s really fun! Every year, Uncle Ivan and Auntie Pat come around in the evening when Eric are I are nearly ready for bed. I always hear them and mam talking and laughing. I don’t mind that it keeps me awake because sometimes I find myself forgetting what mam’s laugh sounds like. History le… School’s out! I’m getting sleepy. Bed time. Cya! xx

Erin


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