This blog was originally started to track our progress as we regenerated a derelict Victorian house in Dublin. We turned an old crumbling ruin in to our dream house! If you wish to read through the trials and tribulations of the house build it is best to start at the oldest blog post and read in date order. The blog then evolved in to being all about my life in Dublin, Ireland and then life in Malaga, Spain with artist "PIGSY" and now back in Dublin I hope you enjoy reading it!
Sunday, 22 September 2013
Punjabi by Nature
We visited Bunjabi by Nature (formerly Bunjabi Balti) last night for dinner. Ciaran had Indian BBQ while I had a traditional Indian dish of a variety of curries - along with dessert of pancake and yoghurt on the plate! Both of us really enjoyed our meals and tastes parts from both plates. I think I liked the mango prawn curry the best.
Saturday, 21 September 2013
Charity Clothes Swap
In aid of the local hospice.
The concept is you bring along a few items of clothes you are finished with along with a donation of €10. Then you get to browse all the other clothes and take away some items you like!
There was a raffle with tickets for €2 and also an auction of embarrassing photos of the event attendees.
Friday, 20 September 2013
Wreath no. 3
Here's the third wreath I made to mark Autumn. It's for my older sister - she loved the one I had made for my mother.
Here it is hanging in her front door
Post Bikram Breakfast
After 6.30am Bikram (eek!) this morning we went to M&S for breakfast.
Half price breakfast - what a bargain!
Marks & Spencer's Restaurant in Grafton Street is bright and airy. I took a picture of this side of the restaurant because there was no one in it - it was full on the other side!
Smoked salmon and scrambled eggs in a bagel
Pancakes with creme fraiche and berry compote
Sourdough toast
Eggs Benedict
Such value!
Thursday, 19 September 2013
Inspiring Ideas
Inspiring Ideas in Blanchardstown is open until 9pm on Wednesday and to incentivize a visit they are giving 10% off craft supplies between 6-9pm.
Wednesday, 18 September 2013
No guns in Starbucks
As reported world wide and in the Irish Times Starbucks is asking their US customers to leave their guns at home.
Coming from Ireland where we do not have a gun culture like the States (our police force are not armed) I find this request quite alien. But in the USA, citizens have the right to bear arms, as written in their constitution.
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