Irish - American Acupuncturist exchange holiday?

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Hi Irish Acupuncturists/Herbalists,

 

Kay F wrote

> Re: Summer trip to Ireland and seeking Cultural Exchange possibilities

> Dear Phil: I am a licensed acupuncturist from Portland, Oregon. I am

> coming to Ireland this summer and would be interested in an exchange

> whereby I could stay with an Irish acupuncturist/herbalist for 3-7

> days, as would be to their convenience/preference, and then they might

> come to visit in Portland and do the same.

 

> I will be doing a bike tour of the Ring of Kerry end of July and could

> be in Dublin either before or afterwards sometime mid July or August.

> I am a single female (mom to 2 boys) and would be open to visiting with

> either a family or individual that would have a similar vision of

> cultural exchange.I have never been to Ireland before, and am

> attracted to its natural beauty, mystical past, and the soul of the

> Irish, including sense of conversation, humor, and music. I would be

> delighted to get any direct possibilites or email/website addresses

> where I might post this information.I would actually prefer Cork City

> or Killarny, but Dublin would certainly work. I am not looking to work

> there, but rather site-see with the added interest of this cultural

> exchange, and in having fun! thank you for any help you might offer.

> Regards, Kay F, LAc

 

Unfortunately, I cannot help Kay on this matter.

 

If you are interested in such an exchange, please email me and I will

pass your mail to Kay.

 

Best regards,

 

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