Comments | rithrin: My 2-second amnesia

rithrin

My 2-second amnesia

Jan 17, 2010 18:50

I went to browse the DVDs and CDs on sale, and found something which immediately made me think: "I'll buy this for Johannes!".
But of course I won't.

I'm bored.

Might go to Paris in March for a couple of days.

salo

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addictive_sugar January 17 2010, 17:00:39 UTC

YES PLZ

rithrin January 17 2010, 17:08:38 UTC

Wow I'm flattered!

elfie78 January 17 2010, 18:01:14 UTC

I still keep finding "perfect gifts" for my mom who died 5 and half years ago. I really wonder when that part will end.

Have fun in Paris!

rithrin January 21 2010, 14:14:01 UTC

It can be really painful at times unfortunately.

reine_du_rococo January 17 2010, 23:09:02 UTC

for the sumire, I guess? :D I hope I'll see you more time than before! >_

rithrin January 21 2010, 14:13:30 UTC

I hope so too! We should maybe schedule a rendez-vous? I'm not planning anything firm yet.

Merci pour pas m'oublier.

reine_du_rococo January 21 2010, 14:34:26 UTC

with pleasure! we 'll do that when we 'll know the dates for the sumire :) I hope your leg will be totally restored: doing a big walk in paris or versailles? perhaps there will be a nice exhibition. oh, and there's the "biggest marché aux puces of the world", in the north of paris, I'm never gone to this place yet but I know they sell some unusual things, from old books, archeological treasure, bones, things in formol, to old lace from one century, costumes, old postal cards and painting.... very differents things..... If you like bones, stranges corpses in formol,.... we HAVE to pay a visit in the medical museun fragonard. oh, I remember you liked "houses like they were in the past", so I'll try to find some interessant ones >_<
hope we'll have a nice time <3

rithrin February 8 2010, 20:33:39 UTC

Thank you for writing such a lengthy reply.
I think that big walking is not going to be an option. It is still quite difficult for me to walk and everything takes 3 x the normal time. Not Versailles this time, nor the Louvre, unfortunately.
Do you mean St-Ouen? I would be very delighted to see it! And I think the Medical Museum might be just the right thing on the verge of creepiness... Bones and bottled-up specimen are quite exciting, aren't they?
I'll let you know when I have the exact dates ready.

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