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artyartie ([personal profile] artyartie) wrote2006-09-27 03:23 pm

La!

It must be an admission of total geekitude, when studying the history of England' naval officers, to realize the first time you heard any of these ranks was in Star Trek, which is totally just Captain Cook in space.

This afternoon I hiked (and do I mean hiked) to Panera from my apartment - about half an hour, but totally worth it. It's so fall here - the weather is warmish today but there's a cool hint in the breeze and there is no humidity, absolutely none. Still nice enough for a glass or two or three of sweet tea though. *glares at her cup* Evil, evil beverage.

Yesterday was my first day home for class - I actually apologized to my prof for being sick. But my girly bits were being stubborn and I spent most of the day chewing on ginger and waiting for various things to stop hurting and the world to stop spinnning. It was a good excuse to watch Sense and Sensibility that night. Oh, I must read that book still, and just imagine Alan Rickman's voice. Mmmmmm. He needs to be in more period movies, seriously. He should have a quota, just like Colin and Matthew and Ioan should. And they all need to be in a movie together.

If only Anglophilic fangirls ran the world! It would be a wonderful place filled with beautiful accents and real Cadbury chocolate.

Back to the reading and the sweet tea, but just wanted to make this little post. Maybe it's the sugar, maybe it's the fact one of my ILL books came in, but I'm just in an good mood!

[identity profile] aervir.livejournal.com 2006-09-28 06:17 am (UTC)(link)
...though Kirk was, har-hmph, a little more succesful with the ladies!

Heh, yes, indeed. Which is why I can't stand him. I mean, seriously, why should any sane women find William Shatner attractive?

That makes me wonder, what's considered the really good German chocolate? Al I've had is Ritter and Kinder, really. *misses Kinder eggs so very, very much*

Hmm, Ritter and Kinder and Milka are brands of the average quality (I do love Kinderschokolade, though). Lindt is among the more expensive stuff you can buy round here, and then there are always the really expensive high-quality brands from local confiseries. For example, Dallmayer and Neuhäuser for the Munich era. (Really expensive = $3.50 per bar).

And, no, I don't have any idea what a Hershey might taste like. :)

[identity profile] artyartie.livejournal.com 2006-09-28 08:42 pm (UTC)(link)
Think of the worst chocolate youve had in your life, make it worse, and well, that's a Hershey bar. Sadly, that's middle-grade chocolate here in the States.

Good lord, I need a gourmet chocolate fix. Some ridiculously decadent Godiva truffles. Mmmmmmm.

[identity profile] aervir.livejournal.com 2006-09-28 09:17 pm (UTC)(link)
I can think of pretty bad sorts of chocolate, though... :D