The Irish Homecoming - My Forever American Valentine - meeting the love of my life in New York

She saw th glam and glitz of New York and Amcerica on TV. See proves my point STEVENSTAIR. Irish people watch American TV and believe it to be true life. And of course you are with and English girl now. You share the same popular cutlure.

Well,ladies, I'm here for the asking too. LOL

ILL GIVE IT 3 MONTHS ...

ILL GIVE IT 3 MONTHS .. THE IRISH AND AMERICAN CULTURES ARE TOO DIFFERENT FOR IT TO LAST .. I DATED AN AMERICAN ONCE AND WAS THE WORST MISTAKE OF MY LIFE ... TALKING ABOUT DRAMATIC AD SPOILT .... IM NOW WITH AN ENGLISG PERSON AND WE'RE ROCK SOLID .. SO JUST A BIT OF ADVICE FOR ANY IRISH PEOPLE BEWARE ... CAUSE THEY CHANGE OVERNIGHT ONCE THEY DONT GET THEIR OWN WAY :-) BE WARNED !!!

Many wonderful long lasting warm relationships were nurtured in those dimly lit dark bars where the emigrant found solace in those formative years. How exciting it is to meet couples many years later, happily married with a growing family and suddenly realizing they originally met in a friendly Irish Bar thousands of miles from home. This story is appropriate for Valentines Day. I read it with such anticipation, closed my eyes occasionally as I just relished the moment and could sense the anxiety of the author as she was full of youth and hope and desire and seeking fulfillment and alas, the bubble burst. Then her Knight in Shining Armor appeared from across that darkly lit bar and eventually whisked her away to a life of happiness. But WOW!!!....... Before the final knot was tied, How about that perchance meet with the old flame in above all places the registry office. Steven Spielberg, where are you? when needed.

Nice story and a welcome break from all the columns about politics and the problems of the RCC. Happy Valentine's Day to you, April, and to everyone else in America and Ireland.

I'm not from New York. I just like your story, so Happy Valentine's Day to Ireland!