I love food. I am very social. I like traveling. I'm a social butterfly. I go to a lot of charity fundraisers. I love socializing. I would like to help raise funds for the homeless shelter. I will be traveling in the next month. I am going on a culinary tour through Europe. I love trying different cuisines. I plan to stop at vineyards. I am looking for food suggestions to enjoy while abroad. I like pizza. I want to have a pizza party. I've never made pizza from scratch. I want to try making pizza from scratch. I plan to visit England, Scotland Ireland, Italy and Spain. I want to visit pubs and try local cuisine on my trip to Europe.
I volunteer at homeless shelters. I enjoy volunteering. The shelter I volunteer at is a refuge for women and children escaping domestic violence. I am a pro wrestler. I like working out. I like pizza. I am very social. I have a family. I have never been to a fundraiser. I am planning a fundraiser for the homeless shelter. I am looking for people to help with the fundraiser that are social and outgoing. I have traveled through Europe as part of my career. I live somewhere snowy. I have been to Ireland many times. I think bus tours are a good way to tour Ireland. I would like to visit Ireland again. I like the scenery of the Atlantic coast in Ireland.
So of all the countries you've visited in Europe, what would you say is your favorite? I always end up gravitating towards the UK. Maybe it's because I can speak the language, LOL. Are you sure about that? lol, there are so many different accents and local variations.  The accents can be tough sometimes, but as long as I can catch every other word, then I'm OK. Yeah, you should be fine. It is mostly the same, they just have really strange names for things. I am planning to go as well. Every time I go, there's always more to see. I love the tours because they are so relaxing. The tours are good but I want to stop by many of vineyards. I love trying local produce and food. It is a great way to discover new things.  Many of the tours will stop at the local towns so you can sample the local produce. It's great talking with the locals. That is a great idea but I would probably the whole tour late as I wouldn't b able to stop talking.  The tour guides will keep you on a tight leash. It's part of the fun of traveling to a new Country. Probably a good thing, I wouldn't want the whole group getting mad at me for making the late.  People in the UK are very friendly. They have a way of handling you without it seeming rude, LOL.