Well, that was unexpected...
May. 29th, 2007 10:20 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mrphHome from Leipzig. Tired but rather happy.
I've just binned my suitcase. Partly because the wheels had started squeaking in an intensely irritating way, partly because it was getting a bit battered... and mostly because the huge bag of chocolate covered coffee beans inside it had exploded, coating everything with sticky half-melted chocolate...
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chimera_s, it looks like you won't get those beans. :-/
On the plus side, if that had happened on my way to WGT, it would have been really awkward. As it is, all of the chocolate-coated gothgear needed washing anyway. :)
Full write-up - including quote file and pictures - to follow a little later...
I've just binned my suitcase. Partly because the wheels had started squeaking in an intensely irritating way, partly because it was getting a bit battered... and mostly because the huge bag of chocolate covered coffee beans inside it had exploded, coating everything with sticky half-melted chocolate...
Sorry,
chimera_s, it looks like you won't get those beans. :-/On the plus side, if that had happened on my way to WGT, it would have been really awkward. As it is, all of the chocolate-coated gothgear needed washing anyway. :)
Full write-up - including quote file and pictures - to follow a little later...
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Date: 2007-05-29 09:50 pm (UTC)And to think everybody laughed at me when I was packing in TO because of how many plastic bags I wrapped all of my brand new books in.
The intention had been to protect them from shampoo/nail varnish remover explosion, etc.
The take-home lesson is you can't seal up stuff too tightly in your suitcase.