Saturday, May 28, 2011

Bremen

Coming to you from G's parents' house in Bremen! Bremen is a super cute green city with beautiful buildings and delicious and cheap Hachez chocolate. I've been on an intense eating and German-speaking spree (or listening, rather; it takes me way too long to understand and react that by the time I actually go to say something, I'm already two conversation topics behind. My brain is on fire. I hope they don't think I'm slow. I keep thinking about how much quicker I would be to understand jokes and to make comments if it were in English and wanting to say, "I'm really not as stupid as I look!". I'm just too self-conscious. Anyway, in conclusion: my German needs serious work!)

But yes. I've been offline for three whole days and I had been coping with Internet-less-ness surprisingly well until I started thinking about my blog last night. It's okay if I take a 3-day break from my blog. But I get antsy. Hence I've shooed G out of the room (I really can't write when people are watching) for this frantic update.

Anyway. This is a little cartoon I drew last week about the time I went to a Slipknot concert (nb: I'm not a metal fan) with R, W, and B when we were 19. R lost his glasses lens in the mosh pit and we spent a good half an hour or so walking around the empty venue looking for his lens. There were at least half a dozen other people doing the same thing as us. Haha.


Long-awaited Lange Nacht der Museen tonight in Bremen! Also going running in an hour, and I'm shocked to find myself really excited about it.

4 comments:

  1. Hmm... I never seen that. Does that mean Slipknot fans are actually the most geekiest ones? Anyway, I'm jealous that you went to a slipknot concert x_x

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  2. Well, there must have been lots of Slipknot fans with bad eye sight! It was fun gig to watch, even if it wasn't my cup of tea.

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  3. What a place to lose something like that! You'd think it would've been smashes to pieces. But yes, surprising that you weren't the only ones doing that!

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  4. Yeah, that was the thing! There were a ton of people doing the same thing, which was the funniest part. And yes, super-durable lenses! I believe R still uses the same pair of glasses today.

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