A window into a Nostalgic carnival

I like to go grafton st. There is something going on all the time. This time I found a love show window.

Volunteering Work

I've been working in Oxfam since last August. It's my first time to work as a  volunteer in my life. I know one lady who works in Oxfam for more than 5 years. In personally, I don't know how long I can work in Oxfam but I would like to work as long as I can.

If somebody is interested in working as a volunteer check it out below websites:

http://www.oxfamireland.org
http://www.volunteer.ie

Gift ideas from Oxfam Unwrapped

What's Oxfam Unwrapped - the great gift range for all occasions!
Oxfam Unwrapped is the number one place to look for gifts in Ireland. Oxfam gift range is full of unique gifts that are fun and life-changing, and perfect presents for your family, friends and work colleagues whatever the special occasion. You choose the ideal gift and we will ensure that your gift changes the lives of people living in extreme poverty for the better. 

licence plates

One of my habits is licence plates spotting. I can see how old the car is and where it comes from.
I hope one day to fine a car that is older than me.

Lebanese food in Dublin

I tried Falafel couple of times in farmers market but never been any Lebanese restaurant. A restaurant is called THE CEDAR TREE where is located S William st. THE CEDAR TREE provides  middle-eastern styles of cuisine with great  atmosphere.

Mezze is an array of small dishes placed before the guests creating an array of colors, flavors, textures and aromas, similar to the tapas of Spain and antipasto of Italy.

Why a fish is so expensive??

Surprise, surprise! For a country that is surrounded on all sides by the sea, prices for fish make you think the place is in the middle of the Alps. You did think fish is cheap because you can buy it first hand, but instead, you have to put down money as if it was a Yeti snowman that had to make that catch. However, I like a fish as much as a vegan likes his veg.

Korean Restaurant in Dublin

Kimchi Restaurant

There is a Korean restaurant called Kimchi located in Parnell St.
If I feel like to have decent korean food I go to Kimchi. I think it's the best Korean restaurant in Dublin. If you want to try something different why don't you try Korean food.

What's Kimchi?

Kimchi is a product that is fermented through lactic acid production at low temperatures to ensure proper  ripening and preservation. It is processed with a seasoning mixture mainly consisting of red pepper powder, garlic, ginger, green onion and radish.

Howth

Howth is one of the place where I spend time often during the weekend. There is a farmers' market on Sunday. It's nice to walk around the harbor. Also, you can see big and fat seal.