So better late than never, right!! It’s been two weeks since date 17 took place with Ann Maria, and with everything else going on around Challenge Ten, I haven’t had an opportunity to update the blog. My original plans had fallen through the previous day, so I mentioned to a few people on my weekly cycling trip that I had been cancelled on, one of the girls, Hilary, decided to make it her personal goal to find a suitable replacement. I’m not sure how many people she actually had to go through to find someone unattached, available and interested in going out on a blind date with a complete stranger, but she managed to achieve her little challenge, and a date was set up with Ann Maria, a final year Trinity College student, originally from Cork. We met at the front gates of Trinity College and as we had arranged to go to ‘Laugh Out Loud’ comedy club in Anseo, we set of in that general direction, we had discussed getting bite to eat and heading to the gig, so as we meandered through the side streets of Dublin 2, a suggestion of Yo Sushi was made

, as we are all aware at this stage, my culinary taste buds are completely under developed, but the initial fear of raw fish was calmed by Ann Maria’s insistence that is was fantastic. Ann Maria, was a few years younger than me, originally from Cork, but studying in Trinity, and looking forward to travelling the world on graduation later this year, she hasn’t quite settled on a destination as of yet, but is looking forward to escaping none the less. On arrival at the restaurant we were shown to our table and it took a few moments for the staff to introduce us (me) to the way the place works, with the track moving around with each of the dishes prepared ready to be eaten. I quickly got the hang of it, and order a hot dish to go with the sushi and I survived the experience. We were early for the comedy show so we sat downstairs and had a drink or two while we waited, we chatted about a whole range of things that were in the news and about ourselves. The comedy show was great, with one or two weaker performers starting the show, right onto the excellent Paul Tylak, (Father Ted), who had the place in stitches for most of the night, kudos to MC Aidan Killian for a great show over all.

We strolled back to Trinity where Ann Maria lives and parted ways, she was a lovely girl, and I had a great night overall. The only problem, and unfortunately this is a deal breaker for me, was that she was a smoker. I don’t have any other absolute deal breakers but it’s just something I can’t get over.sushi club delivery palermoDisney takes consumers to the ball with shoe designer tie-upsushi grade fish san francisco Disney is looking to replicate the merchandising success of its major princess-led animated flick Frozen as it partners with nine global luxury shoe designers to create a collection of Cinderella’s iconic glass slippers in an effort to build buzz leading up to the March release of the live-action film.sushi rolling mat japanese name

Jimmy Choo, Alexandre Birman, Salvatore Ferragamo and Stuart Weitzman are among the designers working with Disney to create a collection of shoes modeled after Cinderella’s glass slipper, based on their own interpretations of the shoe and story. The line will be revealed for the first time on 13 February at the Cinderella Exhibit at the Berlin Film Festival.youda sushi chef 2 play online Swarovski, which provided the glass slipper for the film, will also provide the crystals for the shoes, which will be available at selected global retailers such as Harrods and Saks Fifth Avenue as well as in some of the designer brand’s own stores.sakae sushi buy 1 free 1 red plate 2012 The collection is an effort to promote the live-action version of Cinderella starring Cate Blanchett, Lily James, Richard Madden and Helena Bonham Carter, which will hit UK theatres on 27 March.sushi compra online porto alegre

The brand is likely also hoping to tap into the commercial success of its princess category through the collection, having recently credited animated princess film Frozen for sales growth. Despite being released in November 2013, Frozen helped Disney report total sales of £88bn for its first financial quarter ending 27 December 2014, and to date, total merchandise sales in the UK for the film have reached an impressive £35m.sushi las condes providencia “Cinderella’s glass slipper has become a magical symbol of transformation,” said David Lee, footwear director of Disney EMEA. “Each pair of shoes in this exciting global collection captures Cinderella’s elegance and grace through the lens of celebrated designers, making this shoe collection truly fit for a princess.” Sandra Choi, creative director of Jimmy Choo, added that the story has ignited a love affair and fascination with shoes.

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