Britta's Letters from her life divided between city-life in German's capital Berlin and life in a Bavarian village

Thursday, 19 September 2013

Lewis Carroll's remark on My Luggage


When I told our son what I have packed into the two suitcases for the houseboat-trip, he sent me this (from Lewis Carrol: The Hunting of the Snark).


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  1. I love that poem, but don't carry more than you can keep control of at all times - you don't want to leave anything left behind. Have a great trip.

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  2. I gave the suitcases a detox - now it is only one trolley and a light bag. Son reminded me of my motto: "A Lady should never carry more luggage than she can get away with on her own."

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  3. Just don't forget your name. Otherwise, you might have to answer to something like "Fritter-my-wig!" when roll is called before departure. Have fun and Bon Voyage!

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    1. I'm back! Fear, as I fell into The Fountain of Youth, that I rember my maiden-name :-)

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    1. Had to look that expression up, Suze: Yes!

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  5. I love Lewis Carrol ... this is exactly what happens me!
    When I leave my home, I really can't have only one luggage :)
    Bisous, Babi

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    1. Isn't he gorgeous, L.C.? I love especially the Cheshire Cat's grin - and yes: I added a little tiny Longchamps folding suitcase to my other one: very practical.

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