Would you meet someone from Lit for coffee?

[Cat]

This tea/coffee party sounds like a good excuse for that lemon blueberry cake!

Darlin.. you must have been reading my mind!

 

[rlaflamme]

Sounds like a good party to me!

 

[Cat]

Sounds like a good party to me!

Sweet R, hop onboard

I think we can easily fulfill Bambi's expectations
- there should definitely be laughing, talking and loooads of smiles

 

[rlaflamme]

It's been a long time since I tried to bake anything, but I will try to whip something up to share

 

[theeonanist]

I know what you meant, preacher. I was teasing

Preacher? I was going for wise and profou…. Oh!

 

[Suntimefuntime]

I have before. This isn’t my first username here. I’m actually kinda old school.

 

[PlayfulLilDarlin]

Ohhhhhhhh, that sounds delicious!

It really is! Blueberry cake with lemon frosting

 

[theeonanist]

It really is! Blueberry cake with lemon frosting

Omg! That looks delicious. It’s a times like these I wish my pancreas worked.

 

[NippleFreak]

One of the last ones Disappeared after meeting me though. So, my ego is a little bruised for now.

Huh??? I can't imagine anyone disappearing from your view.

 

[PlayfulLilDarlin]

Lemon? Blueberry?? Omg that sounds amazing!

It is an excellent recipe!

 

[Anastasia1999]

This sounds like my kind of place.

Mine too.

Off topic but…..

As a young girl I worked in a Victorian style tea house in Dublin city, we wore old fashioned black pinafores with a white cotton blouse and a stiffly starched white apron and headband. I loved the uniform and the tea house was always full!

I do love coffee but give me a cup of loose leaf English or Irish breakfast tea, brewed with freshly boiled and freshly drawn water any day of the week! A real treat.

 

[Anastasia1999]

No corset? If I had to wear one, I would be in a foul mood. lol

No, but our uniforms had to be impeccable and we got a talking too if we dirtied the aprons too quickly

I loved serving my guests and always made good tips.

 

[aussiegeekygal]

I once had tea in bed with a Litster..

How the hell did this not get more airplay?

That sounds delicious.

How do you take your tea?

 

[aussiegeekygal]

Sure, why not?

I'm really kicking myself for getting to know you only after we were no longer neighbors. I would totally have grabbed a beverage of whatever sort to shoot the shit with you IRL.

 

[Anastasia1999]

If it requires ironing, I'm out. I quit!

Our uniforms were sent to the launderette to be washed and pressed/ starched. Getting dressed felt like getting into a cardboard box

 

[cheekygirl75]

I'm really kicking myself for getting to know you only after we were no longer neighbors. I would totally have grabbed a beverage of whatever sort to shoot the shit with you IRL.

Wait, I used to be neighbors of a sort with him… does that mean we’re neighbors now?

 

[aussiegeekygal]

Wait, I used to be neighbors of a sort with him… does that mean we’re neighbors now?

I was in the southern USA for a few years but am back on the west coast again.

He and I were literally in the same part of the city and we had no idea.

 

[rlaflamme]

I was in the southern USA for a few years but am back on the west coast again.

He and I were literally in the same part of the city and we had no idea.

That must have been pretty wild to find out. I am not sure if anyone from here is that close to me.

 

[theeonanist]

Mine too.

Off topic but…..

As a young girl I worked in a Victorian style tea house in Dublin city, we wore old fashioned black pinafores with a white cotton blouse and a stiffly starched white apron and headband. I loved the uniform and the tea house was always full!

I do love coffee but give me a cup of loose leaf English or Irish breakfast tea, brewed with freshly boiled and freshly drawn water any day of the week! A real treat.

Would that have been on Grafton Street Anastasia? Or perhaps O’Connell? I can imagine O’Connell Street being full of these places a few years past.

 

[stu_gats_2000]

there is enough drama online no need to take it to a local coffee shop

 

[aussiegeekygal]

That must have been pretty wild to find out. I am not sure if anyone from here is that close to me.

Not really.

It's amazing how interconnected the world is sometimes.

I once ran into someone I met in Japan when I stopped for gas on a road trip through rural Australia. The odds of that happening are pretty rare, yet here she was behind the register.

 

[Anastasia1999]

Would that have been on Grafton Street Anastasia? Or perhaps O’Connell? I can imagine O’Connell Street being full of these places a few years past.

It was in the big department store on O’Connell Street! You have been to Dublin, obviously

 

[rlaflamme]

Not really.

It's amazing how interconnected the world is sometimes.

I once ran into someone I met in Japan when I stopped for gas on a road trip through rural Australia. The odds of that happening are pretty rare, yet here she was behind the register.

True, the world is a small place. I am sure I would be surprised.

 

[aussiegeekygal]

That would have been awesome! We'd have a blast hanging out. Let me know when you move back. Lol

I wish. I'm actually leaving the US this year. I'm done

 

[theeonanist]

It was in the big department store on O’Connell Street! You have been to Dublin, obviously

I’ve been a regular visitor to the fair city for well over 30 yrs. it’s changed so much since the first time I saw it back in the 1980s.