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We, the sleep-deprived.
Sep. 20th, 2007 01:37 pm"Wait. My stage left, or your stage left?"[0]
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"Shit. Will I be able to get decent tea in China?"
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(to a ballerina) "I'm not sure I like your attitude"
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(while building scaffold) "It's important to uphold standards!"
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I don't know if any of that's funny to someone who's slept this week. The tea one amused![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
bunnikins though. Also, random people we barely recognise now approach us both (sometimes in the street)to say "Congratulations! When do you leave?". So maybe it *is* time to get away for a bit :)
[0] The entire point of "stage left", of course, is to disambiguate between "my left" and "your left" - it's *always* the left of someone standing on stage looking out.
jai.
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--
"Shit. Will I be able to get decent tea in China?"
--
(to a ballerina) "I'm not sure I like your attitude"
--
(while building scaffold) "It's important to uphold standards!"
--
I don't know if any of that's funny to someone who's slept this week. The tea one amused
bunnikins though. Also, random people we barely recognise now approach us both (sometimes in the street)to say "Congratulations! When do you leave?". So maybe it *is* time to get away for a bit :)[0] The entire point of "stage left", of course, is to disambiguate between "my left" and "your left" - it's *always* the left of someone standing on stage looking out.
jai.
.