h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

which reminds me i should put Ti's number on my extra phone, just in case

plus remember to take it with me

er, as it turns out we can't buy tickets to lund here. and we only have a 12 minute stop-over at CPH central

so we might be 20 minutes late...

we will of course do what we can but if we don't succeed, please with us

YOu might consider stopping in Malmö!!! I work very close to the station, and drive! That would mean less stress in running to Lund to find you... Plus you save a few kronor for the reduced distance.

sure. we'll text you when you we get there

I have to go

sleep well, dear

i will join you shortly

Have you left home now? Probably. I'll try to come and meet you at the station anyway. Ti, hang on, we'll be late to the station, but don't despair. We'll pick you up.

Have fun everyone!

Indeed!

Enjoy!

Post Meet report is appreciated!

first report. short and sweet: it was great! envy is justified

just returned home. was lucky to catch a very nice connection at CPH central seconds before the train left

full report and pictures later on my journal and in

but then i'm still enjoying holidays so might take a while

hi ladies

remember we talked about 'the witches of eastwick'?

guess what, i can see it tonight

oh, by the way: i uploaded some pictures here, if you haven't noticed already:

http://whatsnew.fotki.com/pierce42/

Ohh, piccies! Thanks!

Have fun with the witches!

in the end i watched "wild hogs" instead since i had already seen the witches

a thought just struck me: if you do not want some or all of the pictures put up for public display just let me know and i will erase

Milla's daughter has charisma indeed - it even shows on the photos!

Thanks for those, Pierce. The venue looks absolutely idyllic. As the original really was "Tales of the Riverbank", the stream and the boat being real and all - brilliant idea!

The boat in this case was actually my cousin and his family, on a sunday excursion... They'd seen it the week before, and probably went by just to annoy me . We had canoers and boaters every single show!

Ah yes, and following Pierce's question about possible removing any pictures, if you want some photos in their actual size, I may mail those to you.

Thanks, that's really kind! But I'm happy they are all there, available. I don't need hardcopies.

re 156:

actually the original title is "the wind in the willows", first published in 1908, the same year the author kenneth grahame left his job as secretary in the bank of england

grahame's w*rk has inspired a broad variety of people, among them the late a.a. milne (author of winnie the pooh) and the late syd barret, pink floyd's composer and lyricist who was the mastermind behind the band's groundbreaking album "the piper at the gates of dawn", which is the title of chapter 7 in "the wind in the willows"

but you are right that staging the play on the river bank near hög was of course a brilliant idea

and we had a good snicker when that canoe came drifting by