东西莫辨逛欧洲

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• I quickly settled into that not unpleasant state of mindless that tends to overcome me on long journeys. an unfamiliar mixture of excitement and exhaustion and intense optical stimulation. Everything seemed so vivid and acutely focused and new. I felt like someone stepping our of doors for the first time. It was all so different: language, the money, the cars, the license plates on the cars, the bread, the food, the newspapers, the parks, the people. I had never seen a zebra crossing before, never seen a tram, never seen an unsliced loaf of bread(never even considered it an option), never seen anyone wearing a beret who expected to be taken seriously, never seen people go to a different shop for each item of dinner or provided their own shopping bags, never seen feathered pheasants and un... (查看原文)

  念辞 3赞 2015-07-13 02:29:40

• 这儿不是巴黎，他们并不是想撞死你，但貌似这儿的司机比起巴黎的更容易撞死人。一定程度上来说，这应该归咎于意大利的司机开车时从不看路，他们总是忙着砸喇叭、做夸张的手势、和旁边的车子抢车道、“嘿咻”、揍后座的小孩子、吃着跟垒球棒一样长的三明治，而且这些事儿通常是同时进行的。因此，最终，他们定是在后视镜里才猛然注意到你，而那时，你早已成为躺在车后街道上的一坨，或者说是几坨东西了。。。 (查看原文)

  Sophie bian 2 回复 3赞 2011-06-24 23:26:02

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