butterflies and iced tea

villain with water [I had this post all nice and some others after it, too, and then I got confused and deleted the database. Oops. Anyway, the baron leapt to the countess' rescue and I pulled back everything but today's ramblings and all the comments of the past month. Please recomment, kids.]

Anyway, back to the movie in hand: We took a break for iced tea, cucumber sandwiches and the aforementioned Korean “treats” chez Charon, where everything’s photogenic as hell. Rachel enjoyed temporary freedom from the butterflies and cats lounged in the heat, ignoring us and indirectly causing blurry pix with their sneeze-inducing fluff. We oohed and aahed at Gaston’s sound-wave room-filling masterpieces in book form and Charon’s daring shoelace, mesh and hotpants creation in person.

Josh took a glue gun to Kirk (or was it Spock?), the wayward golden butterfly whose helium-source had gone awry back out on the street. Золотая бабочка recovered beautifully and was soon back in flight, thanks I’m sure to Josh’s two decades of extensive butterfly-wrangler training in Australia (but… so young! and so… accent-free?) and then Josie in her cowgirl boots had a brainwave and shot our heroine and her villain la-la-laing up and down the steps right outside Charon’s door.

lilian with butterflies, balloons

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5 Responses to “butterflies and iced tea”

  1. countessian » jude among the violets says:
    August 3, 2007 at 10:15 am

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  2. Southcoasting says:
    August 4, 2007 at 2:31 am

    Us minor European royalty don’t eat butterflies any longer. We dine on pigeon pie and crisply dried small locusts.

  3. countessian » the last days of the desert says:
    August 6, 2007 at 11:28 am

    [...] front to call a cab but no one had a clue where we were until Mario the silent-movie villain from the weekend before appeared to tell me the address and ask me where my hair came from (it’s magic!) then while [...]

  4. the countess says:
    September 11, 2007 at 11:11 am

    Pigeons baked in a pie? Did we run out of blackbirds?

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    November 10, 2008 at 4:14 pm

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