Comments | sorciere: Yay, Fridays!

sorciere

Yay, Fridays!

May 22, 2009 21:40

Today I met ximeria, who is made of cracktastic, fannish awesomeness, and who gave me an excellent excuse to buy hot chocolate with marshmallows, and later indulge in some of that wonderful, delicious Paradis ice cream they sell here ( Read more... )

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ageless May 23 2009, 00:09:09 UTC

Sounds like you really had a blast. xD How wonderful!

ximeria May 23 2009, 22:42:07 UTC

Heh, thank you very much for a wonderful day. I have managed to empty and go through the photos -- and not to worry, your soul is intact *g* -- I never take photos of people unless they remind me to. Some see it as a terrible habit, others just enjoy the fact that I don't stick a camera in their face XD

And yes, all fannish talk was wonderful and I'm still trying to write up an entry. I'd forgotten that I had a virocker.dk concert to go to today with the company... um, I just got in. I wanted to see Nephew live and of course they were the last on stage *g*

Set of photos

So you can see them first. *g*

ximeria May 25 2009, 19:38:45 UTC

And before I forget it, the links I promissed:

Dr. Beef's photos at flickr
main overview of sets
storm troopin'

And Startrek abridged

Have fun *g*

habeka89 June 28 2009, 01:28:49 UTC

hi! I've just added you.

The volcano pictures are really interesting. And you're studying Economy! I really appreciate it, but I can't deal math everyday, so I'll study Lawyer. You seem to have an interesting and chaotic rotine. ;)

sorciere June 30 2009, 20:07:09 UTC

Hi! I added you back :)

Heh, I can't deal with math everyday, either, but I didn't realise that until I got hit in the head with university-level maths. Man, did that suck. Luckily, you'd be surprised at how much economy you can do with only basic-ish math ;) And unrelated stuff keeps me sane (hi, volcanoes!). Lawyers, though? Whoa. Best Friend studied law and I was always amazed at the huge amounts of required reading O.o I have no clue how she managed to have a life on the side. I'm still amazed at that.

Less chaotic and interesting after I graduated ^^; Oh, sure, now there's the potential of unemployment to worry about instead, but having the weekends *off* and not have to worry about papers or finals or anything is awesome.