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conductor-sebastianがあなたの投稿に返信しました: Let’s face it. I’m going to be staring at the...
My favourite season is probably winter. I love Danish winters with white powder snow and traditional sleigh rides for children. My children are too old to be interested anymore, but…
I will sleigh ride traditionally with you, Mads-san.
However, please ignore the inevitable cracking of my back.
conductor-sebastian:
Well, as cricket is an incredibly old sport (we know it was played in the 13th century, that is the 1200s, possibly earlier) it is a little tricky to figure out the reason behind the name.
Most likely it comes either from the old French word cricket, meaning bat, or old English crycc, meaning stick or crutch. There are a few other possible explanations, but you see what we must deal with.
The sport I’ve been doing the longest…. Well, my father taught me cricket because he was always a great fan of the sport, so I’ve played that since I was a wee boy, but never seriously.
Fencing was mandatory at Eton College, the boarding school I went to in most of my teen years, so I daresay that is the sport I truly played and excelled at. So since my lessons in it started when I was 12 (the year before I went to Eton) I’ll say that fencing is the sport I’ve truly done the longest.
“A wee boy”. I like this phrase very much. Thank you for answering all my questions so nicely, my lord!
You must still do fencing now, yes? I can only imagine the kind of agility required to do such a thing! I have mostly been doing kick-boxing myself these days, since I lack the time and space to play football. I suppose it isn’t really sad -- I am really getting into it, and it makes my arms and thighs burn nicely! -- but I miss the simple feeling of kicking a ball around.
I was never good at baseball so I think I would be bad at cricket. But the name is so cute I would love to try.
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Why on earth would I judge someone for not getting a cat????? My own husband is a dog person!
I was joking, dear. Mostly... I didn't want to disrupt the flow of cat appreciation.
conductor-sebastian:
What disappointing face? Your face is not disappointing.
（泣）
To hear such a thing from you... It becomes harder and harder to be your boss every time you say something, Mads-san!
I had to read that tweet three times before I realized it was about photography and not bang bang-shooting. I was so confused.
I would be dead, had it been a gun shooting.
（泣）This disappointing face is the face of an extra that dies in John Wick, without a doubt.
How interesting! Yes, he is certainly a very famous man. But.... I may be biased here, there is no one prettier than him in the known world. No man nor woman.
It’s okay, I know you have a marriage to maintain. You’re just being a good husband. It’s okay. That’s a fact of life.
But objectively speaking, I look nicer in a poodle skirt than he does.
How did you and my husband meet?
When he used to do Shin Domoto Kyoudai with KinKi Kids regularly, I was a guest! I’d been a fan of THE ALFEE even before then, so I kinda remember just bein’ all giggly and stupid when I shook his hand. He’s, like, my dai-senpai in rock! Seriously!
We really got to know each other ‘cause of the Internet an’ stuff. Somehow it progressed to him becoming more like an aniki than a dai-senpai -- we have a lot of things in common! (But if anyone asks, I’m definitely the prettier one.)
conductor-sebastian:
Well! Thank you! You certainly pay me great compliments today!!!
Yes, and I daresay marrying Hikochan is the best decision in my life, after moving to Japan in the first place. I wouldn’t have met him otherwise.
And yes, traditions are kept alive in England. Though of course, a great deal has changed over the years, even just since I was born!
Maa, traditions are kept alive in Japan too, I’d say, but the only real “lord” we have left is the Emperor -- which’d have more impact if he had power, maybe, but we all know that’s not really the case...
Sometimes I wonder what it would be like if the Emperor was still ruler. But then it makes my head hurt so I stop wondering.
How does it feel, being married? I guess that is a vague question, but I’m trying to visualise being able to come home to someone everyday who wears a ring on their finger that matches yours and it is so... far-fetched. And not just because I think, personality-wise, I’d probably be the person waiting at home.
