I'd love to go to Dublin but

Broken Hearted Road

So anyways, there's a shop in Dublin that I absolutely love. I'm off on Friday and I have a one for all gift card and I'd like to spend it there. It's a knitting shop in the lovely powerscourt town house towards the end of Grafton Street. I checked online and they have what I'm looking but the posting for the online shop resumes back next week.

Thing is, it will require me to rise very early in the morning and travel across the country and possibly missing my bus home too and I'm still on a lazy streak from the Christmas.

Nika Bolokov

If your a culchie your surrounded by sheep. You don't need to come to Dublin for wool like a mad man.

SkinnyBuddha

What's the question??

HeidiHeidi

SkinnyBuddha wrote: »

What's the question??

Good question!

maudgonner

Nika Bolokov wrote: »

If your a culchie your surrounded by sheep. You don't need to come to Dublin for wool like a mad man.

You can't shear a sheep this time of year, they'd freeze!

Feckin' townies :mad:

:pac:

The Backwards Man

Not a bit wonder the country is going to the dogs.

You can say what you like about the Poles and the Brazilians, at least they can get up in the morning

Nika Bolokov

maudgonner wrote: »

You can't shear a sheep this time of year, they'd freeze!

Feckin' townies :mad:

:pac:

Well there ya go. I learned something on Boards. That explains all the MH reg plates I seen today.

LETHAL LADY

If it's a knitting emergency then I'd suggest you make the effort. Otherwise, best wait until next week.

Hammer89

I hope the thread you're travelling to Dublin for is more exciting than this one.

silverharp

Broken Hearted Road wrote: »

So anyways, there's a shop in Dublin that I absolutely love. I'm off on Friday and I have a one for all gift card and I'd like to spend it there. It's a knitting shop in the lovely powerscourt town house towards the end of Grafton Street. I checked online and they have what I'm looking but the posting for the online shop resumes back next week.

Thing is, it will require me to rise very early in the morning and travel across the country and possibly missing my bus home too and I'm still on a lazy streak from the Christmas.

there is a business enterprise called Avis that hires out mechanical wagons, I believe they take chickens in part or full payment.

Bananaleaf

I would say get up and go. Make a nice day of it for yourself. I always say to myself on those awful early work mornings "oh if only I was just getting up this early to go about Dublin and browse the shops,, get a coffee etc.." Now I love getting up early on the holidays. Some days

Outlaw Pete

Send me the giftcard by swift post, along with a list of what you want and I'll get the stuff and bring in down on the train to you.

But you'll have to give me a blow job when I get there. Deal?




Please God let the OP be a woman.

biko

If you want to go, just go. A lot of things in life will be way harder than this.

Your Face

Do they deliver?

uck51js9zml2yt

Either the shop doesn't have a phone or there are no phones west of the Shannon. (Probably the latter)
Don't do it op, chances are the bus will break down in the middle of the big and.well never hear if you got your wool.

LETHAL LADY

Outlaw Pete wrote: »

Send me the giftcard by swift post, along with a list of what you want and I'll get the stuff and bring in down on the train to you.

But you'll have to give me a blow job when I get there. Deal?




Please God let the OP be a woman.

As if you'd care :-)

meeeeh

You can always drive.

mzungu

...you haven't got a stitch to wear?

learn_more

Nika Bolokov wrote: »

If your a culchie your surrounded by sheep. You don't need to come to Dublin for wool like a mad man.

No need to go to the supermarket either, lamb stew on the menu every day. Plus a woolly jumper into the bargain.