Leaving for Germany

[broodingvampire]

I'm almost packed. Still have to throw in some toiletries. Will go to the office at lunch to say bye to the team. I hope my flight will be drama-free ^^. I've had enough visa-drama for a while :P

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[dark_toothfairy]

I think I can deal with that *grins*

and there is always the option of kicking you out of the car on the highway ^^

[broodingvampire]

Heh, we'll see about that *eyes Saeko's Kishin book* >:D

[dark_toothfairy]

well, I would keep the bag >:D

[broodingvampire]

Thank you! Of course! Hehe, returning to one's country is always an occasion for a reunion :P

[broodingvampire]

Thanks Mia! :D

And I just noticed that you've changed usernames ^^;;; No wonder I haven't heard anything from you lately *facepalms*

[broodingvampire]

I'm good, thanks!

No, I haven't watched D. Horrible, but I am looking forward to Dollhouse. I've seen the trailer, it looks good :D

[cosmos14]

just curious...

how was Elisabeth in German? how different from the Takarazuka version?

[broodingvampire]

Well, for one thing, there is no Elmer and the Hungary Revolution isn't shown onstage. I heard that the Elmer character was created especially for Wao back then ^^. And in the original version of Elisabeth, Elisabeth is actually the main character just as the title suggested :). Death's role is not as big as Takarazuka I think, since in the Takarazuka version, Death is more of the main character than Elisabeth :)

The main storyline is pretty similar though. Check http://www.theatre-musical.com/elisabeth/english1.html out for some of the english translations of the German songs ;)

[cosmos14]

oohhh it is different...