I don't know where my towel is.
May. 25th, 2004 11:01 am
Oh NO! It's Towel Day and no one tells me until too late? Doom on you!
Must go in search of my favorite childhood towel now, since it's the only one that has taken residence in the WG in Cologne where I am right now. I usually use it to wrap my Shinai in it, so it'll probably smell of wet bamboo and balistol, but oh well. [Yes, I know, wrapping your sky-blue, flowery-stitched favorite childhood towel that once had a name, personality and the ability to talk around your Shinai is a bad thing to do.]
In other news, Literature was spectacularily boring today. Discussion about the term papers. People had the brilliant idea that they don't get problems with translations from German to English when they read the secondary texts in English right away. Wow. Brilliant, really. And the far-from-reality examples from one of the elder students who talked as coherently as Edmund Stoiber were hard to bear open-eyed.
Some bastards felled the maple and the elder tree in the backyard of the WG. A plague on all their houses, whoever they may be. Bad enough that my parents thought they had to fell two perfectly nice and strong and beautiful trees at our garden to give another weakly and ugly tree a chance to grow; but felling two strong and beautiful and fragrant trees to make room for parking spaces is beyond the beyonds. There is no curse in Elvish, Entish or the tongues of Men...
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( Lyra weiß nicht, wo ihr Handtuch ist. )
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