IDV did this (sort of), who stole it from Frobi and I can't think of anything to blog today so I figured I'd do the latest and most avantgarde meme in blogland: The View From Your Kitchen Window.
It's pretty self explanatory. I have a bus stop (actually two) right outside my kitchen window which makes it quite interesting standing watching the street while cooking. When I stand at bus stops waiting my eyes wander and I automatically end up looking into peoples homes observing them if there is anyone home. It's natural an instict to me. Then when I was making the gayer cake this weekend I suddenly felt someone looking at me. It was such an odd feeling to have when you are all alone but then I turned my head and there it was. An older lady staring at me like I was Jim Davis - you know, the guy who played Jock in Dallas.
It was an invasion of privacy so I stared her down stirring the custard. She looked away in shame, how proud I was. Now I just have to stop staring into other peoples homes myself. Or maybe not, because what's the fun in that.
Posted at 09:22 pm by
CyberPete
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CyberPete
March 15, 2008 11:44 PM PDT
Wow and it's right outside my kitchen window - I need to get out more.. |
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eroswings
March 15, 2008 04:14 PM PDT
That's an awesome view! I'm stunned at how clean and crisp your bus stops are...the bent no entry signs is simple:
Bent=Gay; No entry=top ;)
In other words, the circus is in town ;)
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CyberPete
March 15, 2008 12:46 AM PDT
IDV: Yeah the road bit looks a bit like those lego things you put together to make roads in lego town
But it is Denmark - the home of lego afterall.
T-Birdy: I wouldn't bother, check out the Dynasty actors instead. Much more attractive with better shoulder pads
Sparkly Tim: No those are appartment buildings, and no they aren't a prison - you should see how dreary mine looks.
Hadn't noticed the stop sign was bent. Hmmmm.
I can't remember where the 78 goes but I will check because it's you
MJ: We have trains and metro system in Copenhagen too
Kazzy: Who knew I'd be able to multitask yeah?
I love a happening view too. I need a bar stool by the window and I'd sit there all day watching like an old lady with nothing better to do |
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Kaz
March 14, 2008 11:32 AM PDT
Stirring and staring at the same time - now that takes some skill.
I love a view with lots happening. |
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MJ
March 14, 2008 01:45 AM PDT
I'm surprised you have a bus system at all.
I thought all Danes travelled by Viking ship. |
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Tim
March 13, 2008 11:38 PM PDT
Is that a prison opposite? Or Hogwarts? Where does the number 78 go, and why is the No Entry roadsign bent? |
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T-Bird
March 13, 2008 11:18 PM PDT
I thought you were talking about the bloke who draws Garfield as well... I need to brush up on my Dallas actors.
Did you laminate the old lady? |
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IDV
March 13, 2008 11:08 PM PDT
Gosh! It all looks very clean and regimented. And also, scarily, a bit Lego-Town...
That woman on the side of the bus stop is staring back at me. Make her stop! |
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CyberPete
March 13, 2008 10:39 PM PDT
Sparkly Tim: Oh yes he's named that too
Is he an old dead geezer?
Leave it to you two to make something dirty out of something so wholesome as cooking/baking |
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Tim
March 13, 2008 10:30 PM PDT
I thought you meant Jim Davis who draws Garfield - the world's favourite cartoon cat!
Stirring custard, huh? Hmmm… |
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CyberPete
March 13, 2008 10:02 PM PDT
MJ: I thought you'd make that into something dirty.
You pervert!
Oh and no, Dan Bolig is a real estate chain. Dan (probably as in Danish) and Bolig means a place to live
How educational my blog has become. Teaching the masses, I love that! |
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MJ
March 13, 2008 10:00 PM PDT
And who is Dan Bolig?
Was he in Dallas? |
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MJ
March 13, 2008 09:57 PM PDT
"Stirring the custard?"
Pervert. |
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