Talk about happy ending, I was one grinny girl, all night, apart from the moments when I was terrified, trying to locate our dinner party and some child is dropping crackers off the balcony at us... The streets were all out war, with kids hurling them at each other and trying to get their fingers blown off. The bridge was just a crowd of people kissing and yelling and shooting off fireworks amidst the crowd, smoky, noisy, terrifying and fun.
It started with fondue and ended with my hairy boyfriend spouting lines from the communist manifesto, further convincing the drunken boys that he was the Australian Karl Marx. I am in love with the Australian Karl Marx, apparently.
Now it's snowing, and I have to peel my grinning face away from the window, where I keep returning to stare in wonder. While our big cake of a building is starting to look suitably frosted... I have to go stare at it now, it might not last.
6 comments:
a happy, happy new year to you and the adorable adam, dell! somehow i seemed unable to locate you at the party later on (must have been all that sekt...) - hope you got home okay on those warry streets! hope to see youse soon, m
Found this today in newspaper "Tip":
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Maybe you're interested? Mx
happy new year.
it is ironic that your grin is actually not in that photo.
australia melts and berlin frosts.
Are european NYE different from australian ones in other ways. It sounds like there is more kissing..
I was grinny too.
Happy New Year to you too, fellow grinny girl.
x
yes, i'd LOVE to go bowling :) haven't done that in 15 years... beautiful! say when and i shall be there!
happy birthday mwah mwah mwaaaaaah
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