Europe - Part III - Is so belated.

[theglod]

Okay, okay, so I'm still alive. You got me. Life has been crazy these past two months - crazy enough that I'm shocked it's been that long, staring at the calendar in disbelief like a girl whose period is three weeks late. But before I can allow myself to discourse at any length on such craziness, I feel it is my duty to complete my Europe posts -

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[putdowntheducky]

an unimportant, and unimpoignant

[theglod]

I defy you to prophecize the next entry. You may have one hint: crazy shit has recently gone down.

I believe the thing with the guard already happened, actually. He was standing around doing his thing, you know, guarding, around 6th St., and I was like, "Hey man, you know what time it is?" and he turned, widened his eyes ominously, and said, "TOO LATE." Then a portcullis slowly closed between him and I, while he neither broke his gaze nor blinked.

[foxie]

Awww. posty!!!! It's like a pastry, but without calories!

There is a dead mouse in our room, which is not in a trap, but it instead just a dead mouse!

Also some of those pictures are happy and some of them make me have bad memories of fighting with you about food. ::smacks forehead:: I'm kind of glad I didn't take any pictures of that stuff 'cause then I would've had to post about it.

[theglod]

My fondest memories are of fighting with food. That time we nailed those hobos with flaming creme brulee? Genius.

[judydarkness]

if it'd be okay with you, when you are quite famous and i am awake more, i should like to subject your brilliant bit of bloggery to a postmodernist paratext analysis, centering on the "surrounded by gardens" links. because it was nifty.

and also all so beautiful. esp. gardens, and the exploding hair, and the straight path to nowhere.

peace!

[theglod]

Oh, I'm always looking for a good pair 'a texts, analyzed or not! Glad you enjoyed. There's more where that came from, too; therefore, go to Poland!