How could it be otherwise!

Not at all, it's all public on a wall anyway and I would never mind your "intruding". It's a half-assed idea I have. I'll send you a PM about it.

Also, looking forward to the visually arresting dirt pile. It being from a freshly dug grave would not be a source of concern.

Yes. I've thought of that form of criticism as being more oriented towards fixing an object of criticism in relation to which one can have a fixed position as critic.

None taken, as long as it's objective.

Yeah. I enjoy his voice.

Probably comes with a hellish SpongeBob.

Anyway I was stoping by to say:

This new digrizj member is interesting...

unfriended...

You're still my friend though! Muahahahaha

I like the shade. I'd like to say growing up in a hot place with long summers of blazing sun and frequent power cuts gave me a distaste for direct sunlight except in winter, but that might just be a narrative I'm inventing. Your Vitamin D reference made me laugh as I had a pretty severe Vit. D deficiency as a result, which they found last year, so now I take it in olive oil from a dropper once a week. (Which reminds me, I've skipped a few.)

Did you watch the new Arrested Development? I tried a few episodes but was mostly unmoved, though one scene had me in splits.

I thought the statue might appeal. And I didn't put Jesus there -- I found him there!

[meanwhile]

Yeah, I hope I don't sound too much like a bellyacher. Perspective is an important thing- to know a chipped tooth is relatively low on the misery rungs.

I was much more interested in my reaction than the incident itself.

I could live there too. I have some pictures that better capture the light in there. I'll have to dig them up and link you. They became more vigilant eventually but when I first started going, I would lean against a headstone and eat an apple and nobody ever stopped me. Now they don't like you sitting down so you have to hide a bit.

I got lost there once on a hot day and was picked up by a very large family including grandmother. (The place is huge.) The grandmother looked suspicious and asked me who I was visiting.

It has some beautiful monuments, and some absolutely hideous ones.

/ Not at all!

This is kind. At the risk of sounding embarrassingly, well, embarrassing, I'm moved. Thank you.

*snickers*

Edit: clarification - you probably eat snickers before going to bed. they really satisfy you (tm).

Ah. I'll shamelessly grab that compliment.

I get that sometimes but the sad thing is it's usually pointed out to me afterwards by other people. At the time it happens I just have a vague perception. Well, being a product of multiple cultural backgrounds has a lot of advantages, I think -- this is just one of a few downsides. Have to admit I do enjoy your sniping, knowing it's not directed at me, though I rarely know who it's directed at.

*nods* Same here. Good to know, it makes for much easier interaction.

No need to apologise. I'm sorry too!

Ah. You so obviously don't lack wit, at least in my eyes, that I wondered if your saying so, and the use of "teh", was some sort of dig that I didn't quite get.

Also because I do sometimes encounter digs that I don't quite get until later, which I'm not sure to what extent is due to not knowing the referents/social culture, or just not being very clued in to others sometimes.

Glad it wasn't, and thanks for clearing that up.

Yeah.

Are you sniping at me?

No reference. I was eating chocolate.

*chokes on chocolate*