The boys were late entries into the Children's Project for Northern Ireland, and met about two weeks before they came here. I think it's very good. It's helped me a lot. I found out that the fighting really isn't good because I found out that the Protestants really aren't that much different than Catholics. Curren said sometimes being friends with Protestant teens at home can be difficult.
People try to make it bad, try to keep the friendships apart.
I think they are the ones making the trouble. Where we come from, we do not do that. The only one I don't like is the eggplant. It's not my sort of stuff. Curren said the weather was one of his favorite things about Savannah.