( Alice – see Adventures in Estonia – hijacked my computer to post this )
help!!! am trapped in house in bicester with two members of crazy gang. have got copies of our photos – an impressive 560 in total!! and not all of them feature people’s bums. very civilised meal provided by thomas – yes potatoes were involved – no soup i’m afraid, but healthy salad with GREEN things. honey liqueur is excellent topping for pancakes – by the way vicki, recipe for scotch pancakes is NOT the same as ordinary ones!! – put thomas’s griddle to good use (weighs 20kg if you were wondering why his baggage was so excessive).
warning! if you thought the journey with 4 in a Ka was going to be interesting, you are not to be disappointed. musical accompaniment courtesy of first LP ever bought by thomas (age 5) – bring your best singing voice, estonian lyrics available on request…
no, have not been on the Van Halen, but could sure do with some…
see you at house-warming!
lots of love,
alice
Van Halen are one of my favourite bands.
In this instance, Van Halen actually refers to the local estonian rum-like substance: Vana Tallinn, although if you happen to have a copy of Van Halen’s Jump, I know would be interested… 😉
Van Halen
“Jump” is the second track on 1984, their final album with the original lineup, released in the same year. Widely available at knock-down prices everywhere, so no excuse not to go out and buy it and help them with their rockin’ lifestyles.
I once bought a used copy on tape for 25 cents from a bookshop in Columbus, Ohio. As soon as my brother and I got back in the car I put it on and we zoomed down the freeway to “Hot for Teacher”. It was a deliciously American moment.