Front
Back (apologies for my handwriting!)
The text of the postcard is:
Dear Ellen,
I was walking through Amsterdam and I thought, ‘boy!, Europeans sure are friendly!’ Then someone said, “it’s the Red Light District.”
I should’ve known. Light salespeople (they probably sell lamps too). Salespeople are always friendly.
Sincerely,
DumbFunnery.com
P.S. I bought 7 new lamps!
*That’s a children’s book – and I was at Copenhagen University. So it’s funny, see?
What a trip! What an adventure! When I get home I’m going to pull up Skype and talk to my rents. It’ll be nice. I think I may go ahead and record the stories I tell, so that when people at work come up to me (one at a time, mind you) and say, “how was the trip!?,” I can just play the recording.
Wait, why am I preemptively angry about this? I should still be in a chocolate-filled, booze-filled, you’re-so-pretty-it-hurts-me-and-makes-me-wish-I-had-better-than-20-20-vision-filled daze!
I am excited about the gifts I bought for my family.
For my brother – a post-it note with a drawing I did of me in front of a wall
For my sister – a packet of ketchup from Germany that says “ketchup” (they have the same word for ketchup! How zany is that!)
For my mom – a list of names that would be cooler than mine (Thor, AppleSauce, Lean Geraldine, etc)
For my dad – a shoe (unknown size, presumed female shoe based on the heel and pink polka dots)
The best part of the gifts is that I got/made all of them when I was really drunk.
DumbFunnery 