Gaelic Immersion
Tags: Life In Cape Breton
We had another lovely all-day Gaelic Immersion session on Monday. Our usual instructor, Jeff, was not able to make it so Jessica took over and did an excellent job or running the session. The house in which we were holding our session is infused with the residue of cigarette smoke. As soon as we walked in we noticed it and I thought Oh no! but I managed to make it all the way to 3:00. After lunch many of us were fading drastically and I wonder if it wasn't due to being slightly poisoned from heavy exposure to cigarette smoke residue. There was a lovely lunch of stew, soup, fruit salad and cake. It was nice and now I know that eck is gaelic for horse.
We had another lovely all-day Gaelic Immersion session on Monday. Our usual instructor, Jeff, was not able to make it so Jessica took over and did an excellent job or running the session. The house in which we were holding our session is infused with the residue of cigarette smoke. As soon as we walked in we noticed it and I thought Oh no! but I managed to make it all the way to 3:00. After lunch many of us were fading drastically and I wonder if it wasn't due to being slightly poisoned from heavy exposure to cigarette smoke residue. There was a lovely lunch of stew, soup, fruit salad and cake. It was nice and now I know that eck is gaelic for horse.