Reblogged: Do What You Love #SOL

I’ve attached a blog from two years ago about the Iowa Irish Fest. This year’s fest, I saw much of the same passions that I wrote about two years ago.

So without further ado: Another Iowa Irist Fest, Another Post About Doing What You Love

Enjoy!

Darin Johnston

Just a guy from Iowa, who's suddenly found himself at a place in life he never expected to be 20 years ago! I live on an acreage with my wife, two daughters, two dogs, seven cats, chickens, two cows, and quarter acre garden. Find me at my blog: Life of a Conflicted Teacher https://iowaconflictedteacher.com/

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