Amsterdam picturespam!
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Yesterday I went to Amsterdam with
artistic_sillie:) We've met there twice before for movies and perving shopping. This time we added a special mission by request of
kennedy_unknown. He may not even remember asking for this, but we blame him for walking through the rain to do the touristy thing:-p Most of these pictures are from the road to the Anne Frank House. Unfortunately the queue to get inside was too long for a proper visit. Hopefully these outdoorpictures will do for now.
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See? Way too many people with umbrellas. So we decided to go back into town for some shopping. Because we are shallow like that.
Okay, two more touristy pictures: the side-entrance of the Westerkerk (the church in the fourth photo) and - my favorite - a random crocodile on the roof:)


After shopping we went to Rembrandt's square, where we had a little snack before going to the cinema for I Am Legend (which I may or may not comment on later) Oooh look: pretty lights!

After the movie we took a tram to the station and got on our different trains home. I had the pleasure of picking a seat close to a loud mouth racist. I managed to politely let him now how I felt about his (drunk?) speech and was able to move to a more relaxing place to sit. Unfortunately it was a bit hard to focus on my book (Stephen Fry's The Ode Less Travelled) because I kept being distracted by my wandering mind. I hate when people get to me like that. Grumble.
But I made it home safely, was very exhausted and went straight to bed. I unpacked my bags this morning and lookie what I found: tons of good stuff I bought! Yay!

Books: Fokke & Sukke (studentcartoons) and The Time Traveler's Wife (I had to have my own copy:)
DVD's: Oprah's 20th anniversary BOXset, Filthy Rich and Catflap S1, Queer As Folk S2
Toys: remote control for men and women (no batteries required - powered by positive thinking;) and the wrapped ones in the right-hand-corner are from Mail & Female (Because I spent so much, I got to Pull-A-String for an extra pressie, wahey!)
I had a great day - I only have one tiny complaint...
Dear Sillie's mom,
Be prepared: next time I will probably also drag your daughter along to see a movie. She most likely won't be back home in time for dinner. But I will make sure she has a somewhat decent meal. If I promise not to pervert her any further, will you promise not to call during the movie again?
Thanks,
J.
Now I'm off to play with my brand spanking new toys:) Later dudes. Much later. *g*
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See? Way too many people with umbrellas. So we decided to go back into town for some shopping. Because we are shallow like that.
Okay, two more touristy pictures: the side-entrance of the Westerkerk (the church in the fourth photo) and - my favorite - a random crocodile on the roof:)


After shopping we went to Rembrandt's square, where we had a little snack before going to the cinema for I Am Legend (which I may or may not comment on later) Oooh look: pretty lights!

After the movie we took a tram to the station and got on our different trains home. I had the pleasure of picking a seat close to a loud mouth racist. I managed to politely let him now how I felt about his (drunk?) speech and was able to move to a more relaxing place to sit. Unfortunately it was a bit hard to focus on my book (Stephen Fry's The Ode Less Travelled) because I kept being distracted by my wandering mind. I hate when people get to me like that. Grumble.
But I made it home safely, was very exhausted and went straight to bed. I unpacked my bags this morning and lookie what I found: tons of good stuff I bought! Yay!

Books: Fokke & Sukke (studentcartoons) and The Time Traveler's Wife (I had to have my own copy:)
DVD's: Oprah's 20th anniversary BOXset, Filthy Rich and Catflap S1, Queer As Folk S2
Toys: remote control for men and women (no batteries required - powered by positive thinking;) and the wrapped ones in the right-hand-corner are from Mail & Female (Because I spent so much, I got to Pull-A-String for an extra pressie, wahey!)
I had a great day - I only have one tiny complaint...
Dear Sillie's mom,
Be prepared: next time I will probably also drag your daughter along to see a movie. She most likely won't be back home in time for dinner. But I will make sure she has a somewhat decent meal. If I promise not to pervert her any further, will you promise not to call during the movie again?
Thanks,
J.
Now I'm off to play with my brand spanking new toys:) Later dudes. Much later. *g*
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Date: 2008-01-20 09:10 pm (UTC)Also, that random crocodile made me smile.
Yay, toys! Damn, you bought so much cool stuff. Filthy, Rich & Catflap, wheee! (And I see that John B and James M are lurking surreptitiously in a corner, heh.)
*looks at own stack of goodies* We have done well this weekend, I think :P.
Glad you guys had fun!
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Date: 2008-01-21 03:09 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-01-21 08:24 pm (UTC)(That wasn't really a defense, was it?)
It's planned for this year, definitely.
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Date: 2008-01-21 08:49 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-01-21 12:43 pm (UTC)Also? My mom knows now. :'3 Also also? The Time Traveler's Wife? My mom read that book too, only in Dutch. She really liked it too. :)
I had the pleasure of picking a seat close to a loud mouth racist.
Ooooh... fun. [/sarcasm] Seriously, some people's children.
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Date: 2008-01-21 08:54 pm (UTC)Good mom. *g* And she scores points for liking the book;)
I was stunned, that guy was really obnoxious, I couldn't believe what he was saying. Asshole.
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Date: 2008-01-21 03:10 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-01-21 09:05 pm (UTC)And yep, that's the church she mentions in her diary. Did you notice I also got the Gaymonument in the picture?
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Date: 2008-01-22 01:24 pm (UTC)Wow, I always like reading about the meaning and inspiration behind a monument, and that one is truly beautiful.