The Future of the Machine Nation ?

Did you do afternoon tea at the Wolsely?

Ard-Taoiseach you couldn't upload a few digi camera shots of the London Skyline or something this evening could you? I presume you are in the City and will have the opportunity of doing so. Please do if you can - I'm sure it'll remind me of my time in London.




Heathrow.

Kate P wrote:

Did you do afternoon tea at the Wolsely?

I did, and then some! The English Breakfast Tea I had was truly heavenly. It came in a fine silver pot and it was brewed in the traditional, un-bagged way. It came with a delightful silver strainer which left the cup free of tea-leaf fragments.

I had a breakfast of mixed salad, omelette with herbs(cooked to perfection) followed by Jonah's chocolate sandwich. My chocoholic instincts were momentarily impeded by the beauty of the creation.

I dined in a style befitting my office!

Chocolate for breakfast.
Sublime.

Afternoon tea at the Four Seasons in Ballsbridge is divine; the lightest of scones and the yummiest of clotted cream, jam that tasted like essence of crushed raspberries... and the Earl Grey as you described above. Silver service with linen.

That's how I celebrated giving up my old job.

Kate P wrote:

Chocolate for breakfast.
Sublime.

Afternoon tea at the Four Seasons in Ballsbridge is divine; the lightest of scones and the yummiest of clotted cream, jam that tasted like essence of crushed raspberries... and the Earl Grey as you described above. Silver service with linen.

That's how I celebrated giving up my old job.

So you broke fast in much the same way as I did? Very nice. You truly are a woman of great taste. Earl Grey is such a satisfying brew. It is perfectly judged and with an added je ne sais quoi which distinguishes it from more common productions.

A fine way to bid farewell to a job.

19 users online......... woohoo

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It's the dance music !!

Did we break the record? Did we what! Well done lads and lass! Your 5.05% respective contributions made all the difference!

Maybe we should have a full moon party each month like on Koh Phangan...

Auditor #9 wrote:

Maybe we should have a full moon party each month like on Koh Phangan...

Nah...it's a loony idea!

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

Maybe we should have a full moon party each month like on Koh Phangan...

Nah...it's a loony idea!

Just i mí Lúnasa

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

Maybe we should have a full moon party each month like on Koh Phangan...

Nah...it's a loony idea!

Just i mí Lúnasa

Exactly, Seathrún. Bheadh sé craiceáilte, coisir gach mí a cheiliúradh.

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

Maybe we should have a full moon party each month like on Koh Phangan...

Nah...it's a loony idea!

Just i mí Lúnasa

Exactly, Seathrún. Bheadh sé craiceáilte, coisir gach mí a cheiliúradh.

Cad faoi gach Luan in Lyon?

Hey everyone, I doubt any of you know me as I am a fairly occasional poster on P.ie.

I just want to congratulate you all on a great site. I only discovered it tonight but I will definitely be sticking around.

Well done and I hope it thrives

Thank you for the compliments! It was our last hope when p.ie bombed - we set it up in haste and it's not er, perfect by any means. We hope you stick around too - there's maybe twenty regular posters so far and I think the Irish forum here is something to be proud of among other things.

Nope, don't know you from p.ie - you must be very ocassional. Glad you like the site. I'm a rat too btw - Cancer though ...

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

Maybe we should have a full moon party each month like on Koh Phangan...

Nah...it's a loony idea!

Just i mí Lúnasa

Exactly, Seathrún. Bheadh sé craiceáilte, coisir gach mí a cheiliúradh.

Cad faoi gach Luan in Lyon?

B'fhéidir..., chun an fhirinne a rá, nílim cinnte. Ní maith liom na Fhraincis.

Rooting around in the fora, just enjoyed reading this thread so ... bump