A Dublin Dream
The first time I walked around Dublin, I have to admit that I was in a daze. I couldn't believe I was there. It was more than a little shocking. I loved just being there and breathing the fresh air and observing everything.
A whimsical Dublin storefront. You can see the reflections of my sister, Stephanie, and I in the glass.
A Dublin street.
Brown Thomas, the exclusive department store. I learned about its existence on my visit.
There are some brands that Steph and I recognized like Tommy Hilfiger and Starbucks.
A Dublin street on an overcast day.
Another photo of the regal department store, Brown Thomas.
Flowers at a coffee shop.
A Dublin street.
The world felt exciting and full of adventure. I wish I could bottle the invigorating sense of possibility that I felt on this day. I would splash some of it on when life feels humdrum or sad.
I love the different colored doors and the flowers.
Flowers
Window boxes.
A police van. Stephanie and I learned that only a third of the police in Dublin are armed. Most of the police officers you see on the streets do not have guns.
The famous umbrella installation outside of the bar, Zozimus.
Cheesemongers!
A cityscape
The placard on the side of St. Ann’s Church
St. Ann’s Church
This is one of the many fine bookstores in Dublin. Dubray is a nice chain there.
A protest
A Dublin building with window boxes