I met
Dollface in town, outside the army disposal.
I walked straight passed her,
obviously well
camouflaged.
I told her she was wearing ugly lipstick.
We caught the 57 to North Melbourne,
for what I thought was breakfast,
but it was 2pm.
This holiday-mode-thinking is quite something else.
She pulled the pink lipstick out of her bag,
threw it in the bin
and said "I trust your judgement."
Whilst we were at the cafe
she told me about some things
that her new lover had said,
about being afraid to commit,
to which I said "We think the same things!"
To which she said "Great, put my two favourite
people in a room together and watch the craziness unfold."
Ahh, I like being her favourite person.
Then we checked out
Threadden,
as she wants to do a pattern making course;
then did a practice run to the Czech club
for the
Vardos tomorrow night.
Then went to a cute shop,
where she bought me an early birthday present
two Blossom & Bill plates,
http://isak.co.uk/products.php?offset=3&cat_id=3Blossom stirred the sauce and sugared the potatoes
whilst Bill laid the table.
The candlelight flickered
and outside the slowly falling snow kept on falling.
"I hope we will get snowed in" they both secretly thought.
I hope I get snowed in with
beardy boy, too someday.
Then we walked to the State Library,
because we couldn't remember what the
Microfischemachines were called
and being
girly swots we just had to find out.
On the way we also needed to know what Rubicon meant,
so I looked it up on phone
google.
answers.com gave:
“Crossing the Rubicon” is a general expression
for taking a dangerous, decisive, and irreversible step."
Its also a river in Italy.
Phone
google is our newest toy,
at Loop the other night we needed to know
what film
Zipadee doo da was from.
As we'd seen a tipping jar in a cafe with
Tipadee Doo Jar written on it.
I remembered what
Microfische was on the way, so I won.
We visited the dome part of the library,
where I successfully scored a dome date with J,
as he said he went but couldn't find it.


Then toasted sandwiches at Hudsons,
then home.
Meanwhile, later that night...
Whilst attempting to make a cup of tea
and scrambled eggs,
I realised that I have no milk.
So I substituted wine for tea
and hard-boiled eggs for scrambled eggs.
Beaming with pride of my quick thinking,
I deduced that I'd probably
survive quite well in the woods.