Kind of silly
So, I'm currently pregnant and I just moved to Dublin City Centre from the USA...where I lived previously was not at all a walking city the way Dublin is. So here is my question:
I know Is so early but i feel flutters it feels so weird but i love it 🥰
Where r u ladies born an raised? Im a deep southern girl all tha way frm tha bottom of tha boot. Born an raised in tha big city New Orleans, where we get snow about every 20 yrs, which melts within a few hrs?. Its always hot an humid here. We dont have real winters like up north. My husband is frm tha country so i tend to tell our kids that they have a lil city an a lil country in em. Growing up in New Orleans u learn 2 things for sure an thats how to party an cook. That explains y i chose tha career path i took as a chef. People luv to come here for our food an our parties. This city knows how to have a good time.
So much negativity I feel like there's so many negative comments on here...
need suggestions.... So at work we have a drink thief. Any time we put a drink in the fridge it disappears. I swear I know who it is. So far he's taken drinks from everyone that works in the office, we even put a sign to not take anything you didn't pay for and wrote our names on the drinks. The person I think is taking them works out of the office so we never get to see who is drinking them.
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You would be best going into the shopping centers and going into the baby changing rooms to go toilet so don't have to leave the baby unattended ☺ iv never had that problem as my partner is always with me, but that would be the only solution I can think of really
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I'd pick the department stores 2 as there is always lifts etc. Also some places like McDonald's have handicap toilets which are located on ground floors. Ps welcome back to Dublin. Where you having your baby?
Alyssa Bailey ·
Thank for the suggestions, ladies! Living in Dublin but planning to have the baby out in Portiuncula. My partner's family lives in North Tipperary and they have a bigger house. My whole family is coming from the US to see baby when it arrives so we decided to do the birth there rather than Dublin.