Waterside

On Monday I and Mira took a little trip to the other side of the bridge called: Waterside. Reason why, was because my laptops charger had stopped all of a sudden and I had to go to place called PC world to get a new one. We had a map and after asking our fathers and Foyles opinion about where we should go, we had a destination called Crescent link and that PC world would be there.

Despite everyones suggestion of taking a buss, me and Mira decided to walk all the way, mostly because we thought it would be more fun that way, more of an adventure and because we still didn’t really get that in Britain everybody uses either a buss or taxi most of the time. Also walking = cheaper and healthy. It was about 3,2miles from our house to PC world, expect it was even more because we got a little lost.

We got lost even though we had our little tourist map which didn’t even have all the roads in it so can you really blame us for being lost? We asked help from a nice man who worked in a pet/gardening shop. He drew us a map which was way better than ours, even if it was really quickly drawn.

Honestly this was way better than the map we had before.

We continued our journey walking besides a motorway. We even saw some kid wearing their school uniforms, they were strangely fancy and cute at the same time.

Moving on we finally reached our destination: “PC World” I was very proud of us and tired and hungry. But as if an reward of our long trip, I got free charger for my laptop. Don’t ask me how, nice fellow just handed me a one from their storage room and said it was free.

Before heading back home we ate in a Subway (Subways in Ireland were so much cheaper than in Finland so they quickly became one of our haunts.) We went to the nearest bus station and waited a while. After all that walking it was really nice to take a bus back home (enough exercise for one day).

At home I was finally able to open my laptop and start writing my blog about Ireland, except I wasn’t. 

My laptop didn’t work. Was I pissed? Yeah...