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Am intalnit o pereche de cojones din Romania

Am intalnit o pereche de cojones din Romania

  Am intalnit o pereche de cojones ( coaie – N.R. ) din Romania. Purta la gat o talanga  cu un lanț gros de aur și nu mai avea degete pentru câte ineloaie purta. Statea sprijinit fumand relaxat și scuipând printre dinții cariati,  de  poarta de acces a unei vechi facultati din Manchester. Il stiam din vedere, neavand nici macar relatii de amicitie in Romania.    In tara era prezent în piața…

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Anost.

Noi 2 împreună ne prefacem că suntem pe lună Și zburam prin universul plin de stele. ne imaginăm viitorul printre ele. Ne povestim trecutul, cum numai noi știm ce a fost Și sperăm că durerea va trece . Și uitam de tot ce a fost Anost. Pentru că zâmbetul tău e cel mai frumos cum strălucește printre stele. ... Iubesc cuvântul "Anost"

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[wattleabroad]

On Sunday we (at least the adults and us) went for a walk in the mid morning in nature! Just around the town and the surrounding farmland. Then we came back, cleaned the mushrooms and had a huge lunch outside of all the leftovers from the day before! It was very nice. There’s something really pleasant about being around happy middle-aged adults who really enjoy each other’s company and wish you well? They didn’t really speak much English but they seemed really nice.

At about 3:30 we started the trip home, we stopped off at the cemetery where some of Chantal’s family are, then it was mostly highway all the way home. The countryside was absolutely gorgeous in the sun, kind of temperate like Victoria but more lush and more European type flora obviously. It was late and I was bushed by the time when we got home so we had a little food, I chatted with my mum, then went to bed!

[wattleabroad]

On Saturday we got up early (hence pretty sunrise photos) to drive to Anost where Chantal’s family/friends where having a weekend away. We drove on the highway through serious morning fog which was seriously cool and got there around lunchtime. It was kinda funny because it was basically a bunch of middle-aged people and their early-late teenage kids away for the weekend but in French. They were nice though!

After lunch we went on a mushroom hunt! Ate many blackberries, found an edible mushroom but we threw it away because we thought it wasn’t edible! Didn’t find too much but some people did and it was beautiful there and it was a lovely walk.

When we got back the adults went to a wine tasting thing but Izzy felt a bit sick/faint so we stayed home and had a rest. She read all snuggled up and I may have fell asleep on her a little bit, and afterwards I did a bit of drawing before dinner and Izzy worked on her sock and talked to the kids. For dinner we did basically did this weird meat roasting fondue where we had three big boils of boiling oil to put bits of uncooked meat into, it was awesome and I ate much mustard. The adults were a bit drunk and they brought back much wine so we dined late into the night then crashed very happy.

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Buy all the things!

Two of the finest online music stores are holding their Winter sales at the moment. 

For us that means incredibly low-priced Icelandic music (and merchandise)!

If you're like me and are still into CDs and vinyls, go buy all the things! There are CDs by amazing Icelandic artists like Seabear, Benni Hemm Hemm, Pascal Pinon, Mugison, Swords of Chaos, Borko, Snorri Helgason and more for as low as 3 euros. I'm going nuts over here, so pardon the infomercial feel of this post.

http://shop.recordrecords.is/

http://www.anost.net/  (You can even shop by price here.)

So go on and support Icelandic music, but please leave me some good stuff--I don't get home till late! :(

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flowers came today - 40/50! unf.