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Embrace + RL news
Aug. 24th, 2003 05:35 pmDedicated to all the Snarry lovers around the world and especially to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
somniesperus, who celebrated her second Snarry anniversary yesterday.
Embrace
A bit of real life news: I was in Milan with my parents today, when I heard someone say "Hello!" I turned round and saw a car with two men inside pulling up to us. They were looking for Central Station, but it was quite far away and the route they had to take was complicated to explain, so my father decided to guide them there directly. They looked quite relieved when I told them to follow us. When we were in front of the station we stopped at a crossroads and I told them: "It's over there." One of them stuck his hand out of the window and I thought he wanted to shake my hand, but no, he gave 5 euros! I was a bit embarrassed, I mean, I've never got a tip for giving directions to foreigners (and it happens quite often). I refused at first, but he insisted, he was all smiles and "Yes, yes" and "Thank you", so I eventually accepted. They were Dutch and looked, well, quite gay. I'll quote Demi again: "Dutch guys are the best". ^_^
somniesperus, who celebrated her second Snarry anniversary yesterday.Embrace
A bit of real life news: I was in Milan with my parents today, when I heard someone say "Hello!" I turned round and saw a car with two men inside pulling up to us. They were looking for Central Station, but it was quite far away and the route they had to take was complicated to explain, so my father decided to guide them there directly. They looked quite relieved when I told them to follow us. When we were in front of the station we stopped at a crossroads and I told them: "It's over there." One of them stuck his hand out of the window and I thought he wanted to shake my hand, but no, he gave 5 euros! I was a bit embarrassed, I mean, I've never got a tip for giving directions to foreigners (and it happens quite often). I refused at first, but he insisted, he was all smiles and "Yes, yes" and "Thank you", so I eventually accepted. They were Dutch and looked, well, quite gay. I'll quote Demi again: "Dutch guys are the best". ^_^
