Original Posting: Sunday, 12th February, marred by troublesome Blogability
After an entire week of trying in vain to publish and republish and edit and create on the beloved Blog only to arrive at the presumptuous conclusion that some sort of technical mishap was thwarting my progress (the Blog gods were angry...) I am back on track to bring an excuse to waste ten minutes of the day to my masses of (*cough*, 2) fans. Ahhhh, it's good to be back. [although it has taken me more than one attempt to actually post this one...come ON Blog people...]
Although it is not as though the past week has offered much opportunity to Post, as it has been am electric-psychedelic European ride through 3 countries in 5 days. Granted one of the countries was that of residence, but seeing as how I have been playing tour guide I am including it in the mix. There is not much left to say regarding Copenhagen that has not already been reported. The event that will form the foundation of my memory of the city of Danes is that of my $100 scallops. OH and a most excellent addition to the wardrobe I was in desperate need of: a lovely black pleated skirt that will go ever so nicely with the new Massimo shirt.
The return to the homeland quickly brought on the evening that many were waiting for: the housewarming dessert party, where the snowcone of old life meets new life was shaken into a flurry of fun! SUCH good times and laughs were had by all! Despite the absence of some key players of team "Party Make Better", who were greatly missed, a fine night was had by all. BH90210 was in top form and came toting one of the most thoughtful gestures ever offered. I was most pleasantly surprised, despite the sharp recognition of that which is both sweet and bitter all at once. Meh, whatever...GOOD TIMES!
The past 36 hours have seen my Canadian counterpart JM and I on a superwoman mad dash through the City of Lights, where I tried to show her the best of the best of the city that exudes a vibe that captivates heart and mind more and more with each visit. And this visit was by far the best, highlighted by a SUPER fabulous night of dinner and music and drinks and shmoozing in one of Paris' most trendy nightspots. And, thanks to Jackie, who is as far from shy as one can POSSIBLY get, many interesting people peppered the night with conversation. tuesday-wednesday-thursday...tuesday-wednesday-thursday...hehehehehehehe. Best Parisienne night ever. When in Paris, do as the Parisiennes and go to Alcazar. You won't regret it.
And this morning had us jetting from Eiffel to Morrison to Paul in a mad dash to fit it all in before departure back to DH. And we did it. Granted, there were gaps in the cultural, geographical, and social Parisienne educaton of my Canadian friend, but we made a valiant effort, and this is but the first visit. Tomorrow, I delay work for another day and we tackle Amsterdam, in all its Red Light-Spacecake glory. After more than a week in Holland, it's probably about time for her to finally see the capital.