Boys allowed at your place? How scandalously progressive; I wonder what swayed the ladies? Hm...I absolutely loathe thin mints, but the others sound exciting. Fun update as well: mother has apparently shipped some absurdly large box that was supposed to contain easter goodies, but upon different requests was theoretically filled with the hilarious reverse: matzoh ball soup, latkes, and other random, more passover-themed fun-uns [de gustibus non est disputandum]. I'll let you know when it gets here, I figure it's one of the few meals I can actually make which you can actually eat (what with your "eccentric" vegetarianism.) Exciting exciting about you staying till June - this means Towel Day celebrations, though we'll see how we arrange that (I have my history final on the following day). Anyway, lemme know which days are good for you, and we'll tea or lunch. Oh, and I'll keep an eye out as to rooms for rent - till when are you booked with the ladies?
P.S. Has it totally been hail-ing in your parts as well? P.P.S. Remember that american market you mentioned? It doesn't have frosting, does it?
Haha. Well, Chiara's "friend" i.e. possibly rekindled boyfriend came over to visit from Palma and was allowed to hang out, so I guess guests of the male gender are allowed in moderation. Scandalously progressive indeed. Cool beans about the packaged Jewish food. I'll have to make Matzo brai (sp?) for you. Anyway, long story short I've started a flat hunting search and doing so has stressed me out tremendously as it did last year (common symptoms include: poor sleep, low appetite, stomach cramps, overall inability to function) and so on. Details later. Well, since you have afternoon classes how about I bring over my Harrod's earl grey and samoas around 1:30 on either Tuesday or Thursday? I couldn't possibly ask you to cook as I'm sure you're as broke as a former Hollywood child star. I'll be with the senoras probably until the end of the month, although I can move in as early as May 14th.
Response to P.S: Yes! Good lord, talk about manic-depressive weather! Response to P.P.S: Hells yes: pink sprinkle, vanilla, chocolate, probably more.
Hahaha, well, come come, I'm not that broke - the credit cards are ever mighty useful. But in terms of ready cash, I think I have perhaps a total of 10 euro's lying about, until the next deposit is made. Ironically, though, this makes me capable of making large purchases, and utterly inept when it comes to doing things like buying the 80 cent baguette, hahahaha - ergo, we'll see...if not lunch, maybe I can make something tea-ish. Either day sounds good; I'll let you know morrow. Wow @ Chiara's lover / the scandalous progressiveness (I love that phrase) / Matzo brai (I did not know you cooked!) / Harrod's orgasmic Earl Grey (I still glow when I think of the packs my sister brought back after her British soujourn atleast a decade ago. Luck on house-hunting (I know, it's worse than the plague); meanwhile, I'm doing everything save reading the Franco books that I have to digest for the exams next month. Meh.
P.S. Has it totally been hail-ing in your parts as well?
P.P.S. Remember that american market you mentioned? It doesn't have frosting, does it?
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Response to P.S: Yes! Good lord, talk about manic-depressive weather!
Response to P.P.S: Hells yes: pink sprinkle, vanilla, chocolate, probably more.
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