International groupie

[buttonthief]

We were all on a rooftop, sitting under verandas wrapped in cucumber vines. I spent much of the evening nervously talking to Elohim, the quiet Mexican, but once the hip-hop dancers started, I realized it was, after all, a party. Taylor came, and we mingled, met some Victorians I'd never met in Victoria, and before I was about to leave, I saw

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[atrueamazon]

that sounds divine... i love montreal. and i also love parisians cept maybe when they get a little on dira pedant. mais bon pas grave du tout. en attendant, tout me semble beau dans ta vie a travers ce que tu ecris. quelle liberte, quelle entrain. on est un peu beaucoup pareille je crois.
heal the hangover.

[buttonthief]

Most of the Parisians I've met were bitter about Paris and fancied themselves Montrealers. I'll still call them Parisians though - just that I've romanticized the city since birth, and have spent all of one day there (perhaps not to kill the dream). Montreal is a good replacement; it makes me feel all over the world, even though I'm still in my country of birth.

[comtefabu]

Girl, you started learning spanish in the back of a rusted out el camino on a deserted beach in baja, you just didn't realize it. Ok, when i put it that way it sounds so scandalous. I love it!

[buttonthief]

... or perhaps waking up naked on another secluded beach, hearing the word "tequila!" coming from the fishermen as they launched their boats.

[_thecoloroflife]

i found you because we both have "historical reinactments" listed in our interests. and we're the only two. and that's awesome.

[buttonthief]

Kindred spirits, I suppose? Also - you were in Galiano Island? Not too far from my old stompin' grounds...

[_thecoloroflife]

oh yeah? galiano was amazing. I'm sure everything around there is just as wonderful!