2007/01/26 New York
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La Bohème

The night before my amante went back to her beloved country we decided to go the opera. La Bohème. It was quite a while since my last visit to the opera. Probably I’m offending some opera buffs right now but I appreciated the subtitles. It helps a lot.
After the opera we visited my favorite San Domenico. In my heydays I used to order there the tasting menu for quite a few women and sometimes even men.
Nowadays it’s just an appetizer and a main dish, but at the least the management of San Domenico remembers me and my tasting menu’s.


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No subtitles needed for that picture...whaw!
said Jan Thys 26/01/2007 08:49 • x
look-a-like
Do you know you have a look-a-like walking around in the Netherlands? An hour ago I was in Leiden at the University, and I thougt I saw you sitting there, reading the news paper. I had to look three times to know sure it wasn't you.

They say everyone has a double. I never saw mine.
said Coen van Beelen 26/01/2007 14:35 • x
I don't like to saw my doppelgangers. It could be meself.

And I don't like subtitles at the opera, or anywhere else (apart from japanse movies).
I like to feel what they're saying, and it helps that they say everything over and over and over again.

Fabilo!
Fabilo!
Fabilo!
Francesco,
Fabilo!
said Dens Powwels 29/01/2007 02:04 • x
Look-a-like
One day on the streets I said to myself, that guy over there looks familiar. As I approached I felt uncomfortable. Suddenly I shrieked: ‘That me out there!’
Strange feeling. You look at yourself as in a movie. And I felt quite indifferent towards that guy.
said Jan Thys 29/01/2007 11:30 • x
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