Another week has passed. This one seemed to fly (well, don’t they all?). I spent a lot of time working, but I took plenty of time out to relax.
I spent my time between Belfast and Fermanagh; it was lovely to watch the snow fall on the country (while I sat in front of the fire).
I spent an afternoon deep in research at Ground Espresso Bars
The Ulster Museum consistently tops lists of things to do in Belfast, especially those based on free activities. The museum is within ten minutes walk from my home, so I regularly visit.
Recent visits include seeing the Silent Testimony exhibition as well as attending a talk from an astronaut.
2016 is the Year of Food and Drink in Northern Ireland. Each month there is a focus on an aspect of Northern Irish dining. The spotlight is on breakfast in January.
As someone lives in south Belfast, I may be biased in saying it is the best part of the city. I have collated some of the best breakfast spots in south Belfast:
What a busy week. Workwise I mean. I feel I did not get enough time to wind down but isn’t that how it goes after a fortnight off?
I began the week in Fermanagh before I made my way back to Belfast. I had my first office day on Wednesday and I haven’t stopped since; it feels great to get back in the swing of things.
Travel bloggers are the best. They inspire wanderlust, show you the places the guidebooks do not and they tell you how not to get scammed.
I predominately used travel blogs to help me with my travels in south-east Asia and Australia (I also had the Lonely Planet guide
