... and then we went to the Luther House, which on its own is a lovely museum with an enormous collection. Tonight it was also home to a trapeze and tap-dance show by a husband-and-wife team who were slated to walk on stilts and give a marionette show later.
And, in the backyard (the same place where they recently uncovered Luther's toilet, the most exciting archaeological find around these parts in decades)...
... a chocolate fountain (Briguy will be disappointed to hear that the girls running the fountain were only marginally hot).
Saturday, August 19, 2006
Erlebnisnacht, part 2
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Luther's toilet? this would be the start of the Lutheran movement? (sorry it just had to be said.)
Glad you're headed homeward soon.
You know I love chocolate but have never had the wonderous opportunity to experience the chocolate fountain. Is it as good as I imagine?
ppb, the Luther scholars and historians agree that he probably did a lot of his best thinking out there...
Jaime.. well, it was OK. It was more of a spectacle than a taste sensation, although the girls running it assured us that it was "finest Beligian chocolate". I think if it had been warmer, it would have tasted better, but they were having electricity issues.
I hope you used a one of my stunning lines nonetheless. :-)
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