#m: FOOL'S MATE January 2005

[slapthebass]

#toshiya #dir en grey #b: ESP Prototype #y: tbe #s: tbe #reuniting pics again #pic: unsourced #edit: #s: TOUR04 THE MANIPULATED LIFE #y: 2004 #m: FOOL'S MATE January 2005

[shardminds]

it’s yours, it’s mine (CSJJ DAY 11)

pairing: emma swan/killian jones rating: g but maybe t wc: 3276

Sometimes, Emma loves Killian Jones— well, all of the time, really. ‘Til death do us part and all that. Sometimes, however, in situations like these, as Whale pulls the thick glass shard from her palm, she really wishes he’d shut up.

He won’t. He never does.

if i’ve done my job correctly, this little number will warm up your january morning with a little bit of fluff and banter between our favourite star crossed couple! shout out to the @csjanuaryjoy​ team and discord server for all being such diamonds and a big back-breaking hug to my girl @thisonesatellite​ who's tenacity, support and mad beta skills encouraged me to polish this off, even when i was mostly dead (but still slightly alive).

tagging @itsfabianadocarmo​, @teamhook​, @kmomof4​, @superchocovian​, @darkcolinodonorgasm​, @artistic-writer​ (if you wanna be added to the list just shout up!) 

available on ao3 ♠

it’s yours, it’s mine

“Breathe through it, love. It’s just a routine extraction.”

Sometimes, Emma loves Killian Jones— well, all of the time, really. ‘Til death do us part and all that. Sometimes, however, in situations like these, as Whale pulls the thick glass shard from her palm, she really wishes he’d shut up.

He won’t. He never does.

Modern medicine fascinates him, in practicality and in fiction. It’s her fault really, showing him early on the wonders of Netflix. Storybrooke really isn’t as action-packed as it once was, leaving her plenty of time to hook (ha!) her husband on hospital dramas. They’re currently six seasons into a Scrubs marathon but his favourite is, by far, House. That Cameron lass looks an awful lot like you, love He says, every time she questions him on it. It’s gonna blow his tiny mind when he finds the sexy doctor outfit she has tucked away in her underwear drawer, complete with stethoscope and clipboard.

A slick squelch and nauseating drag as Whale slides the glass from where it embedded itself in her hand snaps her from her thoughts, drawing out a hiss she can’t bite back. It’ll leave a nasty scar, that much she knows.

“Fuck!”

“You did a real number on yourself, Emma, but the worst part is over.” Pressing an antiseptic gauze pad over the wound, Whale offers her a wink. Despite the land being free of curses and peace all around blah blah blah, he still manages to catch her last nerve with his cocky demeanour, pressing down on the now stained gauze with some force. It stings like a bitch.

“I’m pretty sure the worst is yet to come, Doctor.” Killian chimes in, leaning over to see the tools laid out on the sterile tray resting on Emma’s bedside table. She had protested the bed, claiming she could take the stitches standing or sitting or anything but laying down. The nurse looked as if she was ready to wrestle her down if she refused. The bed had been the lesser of two evils. “What type of stitch will you be using?”

“Killian—” She starts but isn’t able to argue with the fascination in his eyes. He’d seen hospitals before, of course, been on the receiving end of their services on more than one occasion, but he never held the same kind of enthusiasm then as he does now, watching as Whale inspects the gash on her hand.

“Actually, Captain Jones, your wife is lucky. I think it’s just shallow enough that a few steristrips should do the trick.”

“Thank God.” Emma mutters under her breath, not missing how Killian gives her non-injured hand a reassuring squeeze.

Whale applies the strips with practised ease, allowing each one to gently seal the edges of the wound closed. There’s a tension where the adhesive tugs at her skin on either side of the gash, uncomfortable but not unbearable. She’s dealt with worse.

It takes eight strips in total, each one taking less than a minute to apply. Whale talks through it, trying to distract from each uncomfortable twinge but it’s all background noise. Emma lets herself zone out, focusing only on the slow drag of Killian’s thumb across her knuckles.

Emma rolls her eyes at Whale and his insistence that she take it easy. “Take a few days off, Sheriff. Doctors orders.”

“Oh please,” She scoffs, flexing her palm and feeling the discomfort as she does so. Not that Whale needs to see that. Killian smirks, pressing a kiss to her cheek as the doctor calls him over. “I could use magic to heal this in a heartbeat if I wanted to.”

“Is that so?” He hands over a bottle of painkillers to Killian, nothing fancy, and a few extra dressings for the wound. Killian tucks them in his pocket, taking a look at the chart at the end of her bed. He’d look good in a lab coat, hair pushed back, glasses, using his authoritative voice to order two week’s bed rest… wow, now she’s the one with a fantasy.

“Then why don’t you?” Whale teases, one eyebrow raised. His hair is lighter than it had been when they’d first met. Someone had clearly discovered peroxide in the land without magic. It’s stupid. He’s stupid. The childish retort sticks in her throat.

“Someone’s got to check everything’s up to standard here, mate.” With a wink, Killian pats the doctor on the shoulder, the brace of his hook catching his shoulder blade with a dull thud. Whale winces away from it. He drops the subject of Emma’s magic and returns, grumbling, to disposing of the bloodstained gauze into the fluorescent biohazard waste bin.

Their whole trip to Storybrooke General had taken less than half an hour but, as Killian drives them home—a recent development, having only just gained his permit after years of pestering from David—exhaustion rolls over her in waves, encouraging her eyelids to flutter shut. She reaches her hand for his thigh, resting it there just to feel warmth beneath her palms. The heat in the damn car still doesn’t work, despite David’s attempts to fix it throughout fall. By October, he’d given up. She really needs to find a better mechanic.

“You okay, love?”

“Yeah, just cold.”

“We’ll be home soon.” He reassures, taking his good hand from the wheel to stroke hers atop his thigh, softly caressing her wedding band. “I’ll sweep up all the glass and you can curl up on the couch. We can watch Pride and Prejudice again if you’d like?”

In their time living together, without the pressure of being the saviour or magical prophecies or bad guys, he’d come to know her so well. Truthfully, she hadn’t expected him to adapt as easily as he did—she’d half expected him to miss the adventure and danger—but Killian had taken to domesticity like a duck to water, revelling in life’s simple things like electric blankets, text messaging and two for one offers on Ben and Jerry’s. She couldn’t be more thankful for her husband. She tried to show him whenever she could. With words, kisses and more.

“1995 or 2005?”

“Do you take me for a fool?” The smirk across his lips is the one she fell in love with. She would recognise it anywhere. “2005, of course.”

“Right answer.” She hums, content, letting her eyes slip shut for the rest of the ride.

//

The painful throbbing spikes in her palm, radiating through her wrist and falling short just shy of her elbow. It’s almost agony and the grunt it drags from her has Killian peering over her in seconds, a concerned furrow in his brow. Falling asleep in his lap, arguably, had seemed like a good idea at the time, with her brief nap on the ride home doing nothing to sate her tired yes. Now? Not so much. There’s a crick in her neck and a throb in her spine and her toes are cold from where the blanket hadn’t quite covered them.

“Painkillers wearing off, love?” He strokes the stray hairs from her forehead with the point of his hook, careful not to drag the tip against her skin. Anyone else would’ve questioned using his hook in such a manner, but she’d become accustomed to the addition in all aspects of their life—even the intimate ones—and, above all else, she trusts him. Killian’s been wielding the appendage for longer than she’s been alive, after all. It’s a part of him as much as she is.

“I didn’t—”

“You didn’t take any, did you.”

She shrugs.

He sighs, exasperated. “Emma—”

“I know, I know.” She leans up to kiss the frown from his lips, ignoring the protest from her aching back. This must be what ageing feels like. “I figured I’ll survive without them.”

“You’ll survive, aye, but you’ll be a misery arse the entire time.” He’s right, of course, Emma can already feel the irritability creeping in with each pulse of her hand. Why does he always have to be right? He smirks, meeting her with another soft kiss. “You’re pouting, love.”

“You’re annoying.”

“And you’re stuck with me.” He reaches over to the coffee table, bringing back the abandoned bottle of painkillers and a half-full glass of water precariously balanced in one hand. “‘In sickness and in health.”

Emma’s heart stutters, fluttering in her chest as Killian offers them to her.

Years ago, they’d promised no walls, no secrets. Then they’d promised forever.

Her walls are all but rubble now, he’d torn down each one with ease; each adventure, each endeavour, each loss and return, solidifying his place in her heart.

Their wedding day, despite the circumstances surrounding it, still stands true as one of—if not the—best day of her life. They’re working slowly on forever.

Well, maybe not as slowly as Emma had originally thought.

She’d done pretty well on the whole ‘No Secrets’ thing, for the most part, only vetoing the rule come birthdays and Christmas and the occasional anniversary, just to keep things exciting. Over their years together, the need for secrets dissipated the closer they got.

Until last week, sat on the floor of her mother’s bathroom with the fate of their future clutched in her fist.

The five-minute wait had been agonising. Mary Margaret paced, talking a mile a minute about nothing in particular as Emma clutched her knees tight to her chest, memories of the first time she’d done this flooding back. Back then she’d been trapped, alone and afraid.

Two thin blue lines.

She took three more tests, just to be sure.

Identical results.

The tears that came this time around weren’t ones of fear or trepidation, but happiness. A second chance.

Emma hadn’t been ready for a child the first time—pregnant too young in a situation too fucked up—but now, surrounded by love and trust and support, maybe she is.

Dark hair, blue eyes—or maybe green eyes, her cheeks, his smile—

“Swan? Anyone in there?” As quickly as it formed, the vision is gone, replaced with her husband’s soft smile. God, she hopes she has his smile. She? He? They? Does it matter? Emma shakes the thought away, pushing herself up on her good hand and tucking her legs beneath her. Her back doesn’t scream in protest which is a good sign.

“I was just thinking.” She shrugs, letting herself lean against his arm.

He rests his head atop hers, pressing a quick kiss to her crown. “That’s dangerous.”

“Shut up.”

“Sorry, go on.” He chuckles, warm and deep, wrapping one arm around her shoulders and letting his fingers caress the exposed skin between the strap of her vest and the edge of the blanket. At some point, he’d put the pill bottle and water back on the table, most likely when she was thinking of—

“There’s a reason why I haven’t used magic to heal my hand and why I haven't taken anything for the pain.”

He nods, the movement of it ruffling her hair slightly. “I figured as much.”

"It's just that it's a lot to take in and I wanted to think of some big extravagant way to tell you because I know you'd have done the same for me, so I planned out a nice evening; home-cooked italian food, a couple pints of ice cream and your favourite rum, which is why I was elbow deep in the glass cupboard trying to find the tumbler Henry had engraved for you before he left, you know, the 'world's best dad' one. I found it but I slipped and— yeah, you know the rest."

Silence rests between them for three heartbeats as she allows it to sink in, half confession, half explosion. She doesn't want to be the one to break it.

"Can I ask," He starts, voice husky and quiet. Emma turns to face him, taking in his features as he calculates what it is she's saying. "Why you'd need that particular glass, love?"

She smiles, letting the warmth of it radiate through her, pain in her palm almost forgotten. "Isn't it obvious?"

His eyes, hopeful and oh so blue, sparkle in the low light. Every time she looks, she finds so much love there, enough to fill them both so completely and she hopes so much that he sees the same in hers. Starting a family is something they’d talked of in passing; hushed conversations, wrapped in the warmth of each other, neither one wanting to surface back to reality as they discuss the fantasies of the future, both frivolous and not. It’s not something they’d actively pursued, but sometimes these things happen.

Accidents happen.

Maybe even happy ones.

"I'm pregnant."

It takes a few seconds for him to respond, the only indication that he hasn’t completely frozen is in the widening of his eyes and the lingering patterns his fingers draw on her shoulder — they slow, pressure barely there at all, but never stop.

“Are you certain? I thought— your protective pill?”

“I know, I was surprised too. I’m sure though.”

Emma hadn’t even noticed her hand sinking down to her stomach, resting over the place she would soon swell, until Killian placed his own hand atop hers. There are tears in his eyes, darkening his lashes as he tries to blink them away, and they’re soon mirrored in her own. God, she loves him. This man, who’d come into her life on the back of a hurricane, broken and hell-bent on revenge, had become part of her world and more, tearing down his own walls along with hers until they were nothing more than two bare souls, open and honest and joined by a love they’d both thought impossible. Who would’ve seen it coming?

(Mary Margaret says she knew right from the beanstalk. Emma always refutes it but, then again, her mother does have some kind of sixth sense when it comes to true love.)

“We’re having a baby?” His voice catches on the word, so impossibly full of love that her heart almost bursts. He’s not looking at her, only focused on where their hands are joined. She can see the thoughts running through his head, clear as day. Baby. Babybabybaby.

“We’re having a baby, Killian.”

“We’re having a baby.”

“Yeah.”

The smile that breaks out across his face seconds before he lunges for a kiss is one of pure elation, relief and joy and delight all at once, and it meets her lips in a ferocious kiss, not the gentle press she’d been expecting. Before rational thought can stop her, she’s straddling his thighs, injured hand resting on his shoulder as his hook caresses the length of her spine. Every time she breaks for air, takes a second just to register the response she’s getting, he looks at her with such adoration. Praises on his lips, promise in his eyes.

She hadn’t expected it to go this way but, then again, she hadn’t expected to spend almost an hour in the hospital awaiting a glass extraction after her original plan had gone awry.

Killian’s tongue in her mouth more than makes up for it.

“Wait,” He pauses, laughing as Emma chases his lips for another kiss. Instead, he offers her his cheek. She pouts, sitting back and wincing at the throb in her hand as she grips his shoulder with her injured one. Gently, he removes it from his shoulder, turning it over to look upon the bandage. The telltale inkblot of red casts a shadow on the dressing, she’d probably tugged it at some point, causing one of Whale’s magic strips to tear. Killian presses a kiss to her palm. “I’ve watched enough of your hospital dramas to understand the reluctance to take your prescription while in such a delicate state but why not indulge in magic?”

In the past few days, between finding out and confessing, Emma spent a lot of time worrying about the magical side of things. Despite Mary Margaret’s comforting and reassurance that everything would be okay, magic or no magic, the weight of her gift sat like lead in her stomach. If Zelena hadn’t skipped town for the Enchanted Forest with Robin all those months ago, Emma would’ve bombarded her with questions. Her next option, Regina, was either too busy to answer the phone or ignoring her calls, burying herself in work after Henry’s departure. Emma never felt like leaving a message. Pregnancy announcements are probably best not left as a voicemail.

She’d tried the library without much luck, only managing to find a few dog-eared copies of What To Expect When You’re Expecting and one horrifically detailed article on birthing techniques from Agrabah. She didn’t want to let slip to Belle either, not before Killian knew.

Emma had shouldered the weight of her doubts, abstaining from magic altogether. It’s honestly surprising that Killian hadn’t noticed sooner.

“I know how it sounds but I just— I don’t know how, or even if, it’ll affect the baby.” The admission comes with a wave of guilt, simmering just slightly below the surface. The first time she’d done this, there had been no one to tell, no one to turn to for comfort, nothing but the four walls and cot in her cell. Killian’s hand and hook, caressing her injured palm, pull her back from the edge of that thought. She’s not that girl anymore. She is no longer lost.

He is her true north.

“No one can blame you for being cautious, love,” He smiles and it makes every part of her ache to kiss him again. She doesn’t, instead, letting her free hand tuck his hair behind his ears. She wonders, with a soft smile, if the way he leans into her touch is intentional or instinctive. “But Henry turned out fine. Better than fine, in fact. Henry’s fantastic. Though your magic was dormant then, it was still there. Just like it’s there now, protecting our little one.”

“Do you really think so?”

Nothing settles her as much as Killian’s knowing smile does. He nods, certain.

“Aye, love.”

Any qualms she’d had about this earlier drain out of her in a sigh; each niggle of doubt, tug of anxiety, flash of fear. All gone. Here, with her husband by her side, she is safe. Whatever happens, they’re in this together. Whatever life throws their way; villains, monsters, tragedy, pregnancy— they’ve got this.

She’d promised him forever, after all.

Between them, her palm glows bright white.

//

Alice Margaret Jones comes, kicking and screaming—all 7lbs 6oz of her—into their lives and she is magical. Killian cries, of course, and Henry comforts him through it, both of them completely enamoured by the newest addition to their family. She’s pink cheeks and blue eyes and a shock of blonde hair but it’s far too soon to see which parent she’ll favour. Emma doesn’t care, too choked up with the love she holds for the angel latched to her breast.

She doesn’t have words for this emotion and can’t begin to even comprehend the gravity of it. Alice, for nine whole months, was her companion, her guide, her conscience. Reassuring her with soft kicks, heartbeat thrumming like a butterfly’s, always hiding from the ultrasound wand on their appointments. Now, she belongs to the world. Now, everyone else gets to experience the purest soul Emma has ever known.

Alice’s tiny hand clutching Killian’s finger in a vice grip is the last thing Emma sees before sleep finally claims her, truly content.

//

There is no scar on the palm of her hand but Killian kept the shard of glass, a reminder wrapped carefully in the velvet box in which he stores all his treasures.

#cs fic #cs ff #captain swan #captain swan fic #captain swan ff #ficminds #csjj2020

[temekitsune]

the GazettE CD & DVD for sale

So, I'm selling my collection of merchandise, everything that I've collected in these 15 years.

I still love them, make no mistakes, but I don't feel the need for physical copies anymore. Plus, my collection is still in italy and I've been living in UK for 8 years now, I don't want to leave it there collecting dust for nothing, maybe some of you would like to have some of my stuff.

This is a list of everything I own: CDs, DVDs, magazines and pamphlets.

Everything over lined means is not physically with me at the moment, I'll post an update whenever I'm in Italy or in UK and I'll edit this post accordingly.

Prices are non negotiable.

I ship worldwide with registered air mail. I will ship twice a week, on Mondays and Thursdays, depending on when you send me the payment. For the shipping costs I will contact you privately and let you know how much is going to be and my PayPal address.

If you have any more questions send me a dm.

First comes, first served rule!

Most of the items are in perfect conditions, although some of the CDs may have small cracks in the case. That's due to shipping damage from Japan not of me not taking proper care of them. If that's the case, I'll show you pictures of the damages. Same goes for the magazine, they are like new but if there are issues, I'll let you know.

I'm in UK now so you can see the list is definitely smaller that what it used to be. I'm gonna go back to Italy for a week at the beginning of December 2020, if you want something tell me in advance and I'll ship it as soon as I'm there.

CDs

Yougenkyou moon - 40£. SOLD

Cockayne soup -40£

Akuyuukai -40£

Sperm margarita -40£

Hankou seimeibun -40£

Madara -40£

Dai Nihon itan geishateki noumiso nakatsuri zechou zekkei ongenshou -40£

14sai no knife -40£

Disorder -regular edition -20£

Chigire - 40£

Reila lesson G -20£

Reila lesson O-20£

Reila lesson D -20£

Gama -40£

Cassis A cd+dvd -25£ yellow

Cassis B -20£ red SOLD

Cassis C-20£ blue

Dai Nihon itan geishateki noumiso gyaku kaiten zekkyou ongaku shou -20£

NIL regular edition  -20£

Filth in the beauty regular -10£

Filth in the beauty dvd -18£

Regret regular -10£

Regret dvd -18£

Hyena regular-10£

Hyena dvd -18£

Leech regular-10£

Leech dvd - 18£

Guren regular -10£

Guren dvd -18£

Distress and coma regular -10£

Distress and coma dvd -18£

Before I decay regular - 10£

Before I decay dvd - 18£

Shiver regular -10£

Shiver dvd -18£

Red regular -10£

Pledge A -10£*

Pledge B -10£*

Pledge C -10£*

*Pledge can be sold separately or as a bundle (all 3 CDs as a whole, for 25£)

Remember the urge regular-10£

Remember the urge dvd -18£

Vortex regular-10£

Fadeless regular -10£

Fadeless dvd -18£

Zetsu -30£

Zakurogata no yuutsu -30£

Misenen -30£

Stacked rubbish -20£

DIM regular edition-20£

TOXIC (with booklet) -30£

Division (2cd + dvd) -35£

UGLY regular -10£

UGLY dvd -18£

DOGMA cd+dvd + pamphlet edition (the big ass edition) -45£

DVDs:

Standing live tour 2006 NAMELESS LIBERTY SIX GUNS final at Budoukan Regular edition (I have the purple version which I'm sure is the regular, I think there was a black version with an extra dvd? Don't remember) - 25£ SOLD

Tour 2006-2007 Decomposition Beauty Final [ MEANINGLESS ART THAT PEOPLE SHOW] at Yokohama Arena - 25£

Tour 2007-2008 STACKED RUBBISH GRAND FINALE [REPEATED COUNTLESS ERROR] at Yoyogi national stadium first gymnasium - 25£

Tour 09 -DIM SCENE- final at Saitama super arena - 25£ SOLD

Tour 11-12 Venomous cell finale OMEGA live at Yokohama Arena - 25£ SOLD

GARISH ROOM:

Garish rooms are 9£ each, including shipping. If you buy them with something else, they go down to 7£

0 (I think I got this one in Japan, it is definitely from 2006 there are pictures of the guys having fun before the BURST INTO A BLAZE 2006 live and it does advertise Regret and Filth in the beauty while number 1 already have Regret's outfit. I'll send you pictures if you're interested/ curious, there's no number on it)

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Magazines

You can request as many pictures as you like of the magazines so you're sure of what you're getting.

Rock and read 005 Ruki -60£

Rock and read 014 Reita - 30£

Rock and read 026 Kai - 30£

Rock and read 033 Ruki - 30£

Rock and read 036 Reita - 30£

Rock and read 041 Uruha - 30£

Rock and read 049 Ruki - 30£

Rock and read eyes Spring 2012 - the GazettE on the cover DECADE outfit (Alice nine, Versailles, vistlip, lynch., Dauto, LM.C) - 20£

Shoxx vol.181 March 2008 the GazettE on the cover (Nightmare, Antikku, Hiroto -Alice9-, Sid, Miyavi, Kaggra) + the GazettE poster - 12£

Shoxx vol.245 July 2013 Ruki on the cover + poster inside - 12£

Neo Genesis vol.07 April 2007 - the GazettE in Regret outfit on the cover (Antikku, Nightmare, Miyavi, Sid, Alice9, Doremidan, Angelo - 12£

Neo Genesis vol.21 August 2008 - the GazettE in Guren outfit on the cover (Antikku, Sid, Alice9, Plastic tree, LM.C, Mucc, HIZUMI - D'espairs Ray) - 12£

Neo Genesis vol.23 October 2008 - Ruki on the cover (Merry, Angelo, Antikku, 12012, Penicillin, SuG, heidi, lynch, chariots, Vidoll) - 12£

Neo Genesis vol.28 March 2009 - the GazettE Leech outfit on the cover (Antikku, Nightmare, Alice9, Miyavi, Kra, SuG, Vidoll, Mix speaker's inc, penicillin, mucc, 12012) - 12£

Neo Genesis vol.44 September 2010 - Uruha and Aoi on the cover (Shou & Tora - alice9-, SuG, LM.C, Miyavi, Merry, The kiddie, kannivalism, Angelo, mix speaker's inc, Daizy stripper) - 12£

FOOL'S MATE N°294 April 2006 - the Gazette on the cover in Ruder outfit (Jeanne Da arc, Kirito, Gackt, Nightmare) - 12£

FOOL'S MATE N°322 Augus 2008 - Alice9 on the cover (Reita solo interview, Antikku, Merry, Nightmare) - 12£

FOOL'S MATE N°324 October 2008 - the GazettE on the cover in LEECH outfit (Acid Black Cherry, LM.C, Antikku, Plasti tree, D) - 12£

FOOL'S MATE N°334 - the GazettE on the cover in DIM outfit (Sid, Nightmare, Merry, Alice9, Antikku) - 12£

SHOCKWAVE N°14 November 2008 - the GazettE on the cover in LEECH outfit (Plastic tree, Kra, Mix speaker's inc) - 12£

GLARE vol.6 February 2008 - Uruha &Aoi on the cover in Guren outfit (Luna sea, Kra, D, Miyavi, Kaggra, Merry, Dolly, Daizy stripper) - 12£

GLARE vol.10 December 2008 - Reita & Kai on the cover in LEEH outfit (Merry, the studs, Gilgamesh, SuG, Screw, D'espairs ray, mello) - 12£

Rockoon! N°01 December 2007/ January 2008 (German magazine) - Ruki on the cover between a bunch of other artists. The photoshoots inside has the outfit for Stacked Rubbish - 5£

CD deeta August 2009 - TM. REVOLUTION x Takuya (UVERworld), x Tetsu (L'arc~en~Ciel), MICRO (HOMEMADEkazoku) on the cover (the GazettE, ORANGE RANGE, Acid Black Cherry, Kobukuro, speed, B'z, UVERworld) - 10£

CURE vol.14 Nivember 2004 - the GazettE on the cover in Zetsu outfit - 15£

ARENA 37° vol.3 March 2008 - the GazettE on the cover in Guren outfit (Sid, Alice9, UVERworld, Nightmare, Miyavi, X Japan) - 12£

ARENA 37° vol.8 August 2008 - TVXQ on the cover with poster inside (Alice9, SS501, ORANGE RA GE, Miyavi, the Gazette, UVERworld, hide) - 12£

ARENA 37° vol.10 Octoer 2008 - Nightmare on the cover (the GazettE, UVERworld, Abingdon boys school, BREKERZ, SuG, Alice9, Miyavi) - 12£

ARENA 37° vol.8 November 2008 - the GazettE on the cover in DIM outfit (Gackt, John-Hoon, Acid Black Cherry, Alice9, BREAKERZ, UVERworld) - 12£

ARENA 37° vol.3 march 2010 - Tsubasa Imai on the cover (Damijaw, Alice9, L'Arc~en~ciel, LM.C, SUGIZO, SuG, Kaggra, the Gazette Reita solo. This is the famous photoshoot where he was jumping for the photos and twisted his ankle in the process) - 12£

ARENA 37° June 2008 - the GazettE in Yoyogi tour 2007-2008 Stacked rubbish grand finale [REPEATED COUNTLESS ERROR] 4.19&20 - 12£

ARENA 37° SPECIAL vol.33 May 2007 - the GazettE on the cover in Chizuru outfit - 12£

ARENA 37° SPECIAL vol.48 September 2008 - Uruha on the cover (Dark hair Uruha) - 12£

ARENA 37° SPECIAL vol.50 Novmber 2008 - Reita on the cover (Wet Reita) x2 (yeah, I've got 2 of this, idk why) - 12£

PAMPHLETS:

Dainippon Itain geisha - circa 2004-2005 - Zetsu & Zakurogata no yuutsu outfit - 50£

MAXIMUM ROYAL DISORDER - 2005.04.16 & 17 - 50£

Gazerock festival in summer 06 [BURST INTO A BLAZE] - 30£

Decomposition beauty Tour 2006 - 30£

Tour 2006 DECOMPOSITION BEAUTY FINAL [Meaningless Art That People Show] 2007.03.11 Yokohama Arena - 30£

Tour 2007-2008 Stacked rubbish [Pulse wriggling to black 01] - 30£

Tour 2007-2008 Stacked rubbish [Pulse wriggling to black 02] - 30£

Tour 2007-2008 Stacked rubbish Gran Finale [REPEATED COUNTLESS ERROR] (One of many pamphlets with a typo, it actually says "Stacled Rubbish". Gotta love PSC for trying) - 30£

Gazerock festival in summer 08 BURST INTO A BLAZE - 30£

DIM SCENE - 30£

Live tour 2011 VENOMOUS CELL - 30£

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Happy Ending AU

So let's start the expanded lore alternate AU posts with admittedly the most mundane one but also the best guilty pleasure one.

I called it a branch AU on the short post and that's because I go by the theory that there are certain points within the AU where if a single thing went differently it would have entirely different outcomes. One such moment is in regards to the argument that caused the downfall of the 80s Freddy's.

In the Happy Ending AU, the conversation between Pierce and Fred in August of 1987 goes a bit differently than the argument that happens in the main timeline.

Everything's still the same. Pierce was out sick with the flu (let's be real, with his constant lack of sleep/overworking habits and a general disregard for his own health his immune system was just like 'okay you're about to have a real tough time with this'), Fred was still on leave because his twins were just born, and the health/safety inspector that came around was still a no-nonsense woman who had never been sent before. Foxy's still declared dangerous.

In the main AU, Fred comes in specifically to tell Pierce about Foxy with his own ideas of what the plan is and due to exhaustion from recently becoming a father and knowing Pierce is going to take the news badly, he's on guard the whole time and both of them end up saying things that escalate the situation.

In the Happy Ending AU, Fred's still exhausted and on guard but instead of getting frustrated when Pierce suggests he can have revamped Foxy plans prepared in advance so that the time Foxy is decommissioned is shorter, Fred doesn't immediately tell him to basically shut up and do as he says and only worry about Spring Bonnie.

Instead he asks how long it'd take to come up with some workable replacements for the too sharp teeth and hook on Foxy and Pierce tells him he could have a rough idea in a month or two because he's gotta test out what could still be construed as too dangerous himself. Remember these are moving machines Fred, all the motion sensors and gadgets in the world won't do shit if they fall or something.

Fred tells him to work on the plans but to not let it take up all his time since he's still got Spring Bonnie to work on. Then he asks how long it'll take to get Spring Bonnie up and running because it's been a long while and Pierce has been working on it like crazy.

"Maybe by the end of the year, but that's if I keep up with all the rest of the animatronics enough to give me time to work on Spring. If they break in a complicated way or if we have issues with programming it'll cut into that time the way it's been doing. How's the search for another mechanic coming?"

"I can't find anyone. I'm doing my best."

"Yeah. Figured. This might be a longshot but the guy who runs the repair shop I take my bike to has a nephew who's apparently got an eye for electronics. Name's Fritz Smith I think. He was telling me about him last time I was there, I think trying to see if he could get the name out there."

"... I'll look into that."

So yeah, the talk ends amicably and with an actual plan, not just spiteful resentment and stress the way it does in the main story. Fritz Smith, at the time barely out of high school, gets an interview at Freddy's based on the offhand mention of his uncle and gets hired in a trial basis and ends up working part time while still in college. It works out well because remember, the reason Fritz was stressed in the main AU is because Fred was constantly on his case about the failing animatronics and having no assistance to figure out the upgrades left by a mechanic he couldn't contact.

Pierce still is the only one working on Spring Bonnie but once Fritz gets the hang of the different daily maintenance checks and small fixes here and there, Pierce has more time to figure out the last remaining issues with Spring Bonnie and by the middle of January 1988, the diner duo is back in action at Freddy's. The only difference being that they never got the actual gold suit bit fixed because Pierce got the idea that it could be implemented as a story element (he's back, he was hurt for a long time, but he's here now and both old and new characters love him). Fred loved the idea and let him go with it, and with Fritz's help the programming of the diner duo return show was executed flawlessly.

Foxy, who was taken offstage after Finn's sixth birthday party (which went perfectly and no one got hurt), returns in early February of '88 after Fred and Pierce are able to show off Foxy with non-dangerous teeth and hook and prove that unless there were an act of God Foxy couldn't hurt a fly.

In late 1989 for the five year anniversary of this location, the First Mate Finn animatronic used as Foxy's sidekick for the special April Fools' Day show beginning in '87 is made an official part of the lineup.

In '91 an extra security guard (Mike Schmidt) is hired on due to the popularity of Freddy's increasing; talks about finding a larger location are serious.

By the twins 6th birthday in '93, Freddy's has moved to a larger building with more variance in shows. Despite now being 11/12, Finn and Marian are still some of the most well known regulars at Freddy's. Finn has also developed an interest in the animatronics and how they work and both Freddy's mechanics know this well.

There's still tragedy. Maddie Fazbear still is diagnosed with cancer in 1996.

In 1997, Pierce's dad Henry still passes suddenly from a previously unknown heart condition, and with Pierce still around to convince, his mom Jamie tells him he needs to keep up with that kind of check since he lost his dad and grandpa that way. Pierce gets lucky and manages to avoid a problem with this advice. (so how'd he survive in the main au if he wasn't keeping up with this stuff well that's something to be explained later 😎)

Maddie Fazbear still passes away in 1998, even with everything that medicine at the time can do. The family is heartbroken of course- not just immediate family but so many of the people who even just knew of her.

Every year following on her birthday the diner duo play her favorite show song from the original Fredbear's, and every year Fred's still surprised it can hurt that much.

Finn's mom still shows the signs of early onset Alzheimer's beginning in the mid 90s. However, since Finn was never bitten by Foxy, his dad isn't stressed to a point of unawareness due to having both a son who can't remember and a wife beginning to lose her memory and avoids the car crash that would have killed both Patrick and Katherine O'Malley. Finn gets to stay with both his parents which is good, because by 1998 him and Marian (at the time 17/going on 17) have started dating.

By the early 2000s, Finn has started apprenticing at Freddy's to learn how to fix the animatronics because that's his dream. Finn picks it up surprisingly fast, and Fritz, who's been looking for a way to duck out without causing issues, takes this time to respectfully leave Freddy's. He wants to go do his own thing, really, and well, him and longtime boyfriend Mike Schmidt really want to know what the world outside of Spring Valley can bring.

In the mid 2000s, Freddy Jr, now in high school, keeps trying to get a band together. The only kid who shows interest is this kid who Frankie knows from his math class that's called Bonnie. Freddy's skeptical, but Bonnie absolutely kills a guitar solo, and frankly, Freddy's heart is stolen from that moment on, even if he won't say it.

On July 23rd 2005, Fred Fazbear Sr is safe at home with his boys for a monster movie night and doesn't wind up in the accident that takes his life in the main storyline.

Marian and Finn get married in 2007 after dating for over a decade. Everyone's mood is "it's about goddamn time". It's one of the happiest fucking weddings that Spring Valley has ever seen though, that's for sure.

And after that, it's just the rest of the happily ever afters.

Somehow, over all those years, the employees at Freddy's wonder how Pierce was ever the intolerable jackass he's known for being when by the 2010s he's just known as the company grouch.

And Fred never misses a beat with being the best he can be. If anything, he throws more into making Freddy's perfect for families after he loses Maddie since all she ever did was encourage it. She may not have been a constant in the building, but without her love and support, well, what would Freddy's be but a hollow attempt and plea for attention?

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  영화저널 1993년 2월 3일 (제49호) 영화저널사 3월 (제53호) 10일 (제50호) 4월 21일 (제60호) 1월 6일 (제46호) 1992년 12월 30일 (제45호) 23일 (제44호) 월간 Booksetong 북새통 2002년 10월 (창간호) 미디어 오늘 줄여모음 제1권 (창간호 1995년 5월 17일 – 제49호 1996년 10일) 전국언론노동조합연맹 동아일보 축쇄판 1920년 No.1 ~1928년 No.36 중 (현29권) 동아일보사 말 합본호 2 (87.8.1 제12호~87.12.25 특집호~88.4.1 제22호) 민주언론운동협의회 얼과 문화 1-12호 합본 우리문화연구원 1997년 1998년 씨알의 소리 통권 제50호-59호 (1976년도 합본호) 씨알의소리사 제70호-79호 (1978년도 빛과 소금: 1985.4 1985.9 (첫번째 보존판) 두란노서원 랑콤 제11호 (1986년 5.6월호) 제20호 (1987년 11.12월호) 한국화장품 대학신문 부록 서울대학교 대학신문사 편 서울대학교출판부 광운대학신문 1: 1967년-1987년 (창간호부터 250호까지) 광운대학신문사 기독신보 제3권: 제391호(1981년 3일) 제629호 (1985년 28일) 기독신보사 제4권: 제60호(1986년 4일) 제771호 (1988년 24일) 부산중고동창회보 (1호-100호) 부산중고등학교 총동창회 최신원예 1974년도판 흥농종묘주식회사 출판부 제10권: 제1324호(1994년 1일) 제1368호(1994년 도서관 1973년 7월 (제28권 제7호) 국립중앙도서관 6월 제6호) 1982년 3.4월호 (제37권 제2호 259호) 제2호) (제23권 제4호) 도협월보 1970년 (Vol.11 No.12) 한국도서관협회 No.3) 1971년 (Vol.12 No.4) 1979년 1월-12월 독서신문 창간호(1970.11.8)에서 102호(1972.11.12)까지 독서신문사 고대신문 1-10: 1947년 제1호부터 ~ 1985년 1011호까지 (전10권) 고대신문사 문화재 축쇄판: 1984.8~1995.12 (1호~137호) 한국문화재보호재단 조선일보 10월-12월 조선일보사 박물관신문 1호 (1970년 7월) 100호 (1979년 12월) 국립중앙박물관 12호~1988년 22호) 전통문화: 1985.12-1986.5 (보존판) 월간전통문화사 소금 (두번째 1986년 해양한국 1 (통권1호-12호/73년 10월-74년 9월) 한국해양문제연구소 잠사 1967년 대한잠사회 한의사협보 대한한의사협회 의사신문 1975년판 (하) 1975년 3일(1308호)-1975년 29일(1359호) 의사신문사 1974년판 (전2권) 1974년 1일(1153호)-1974년 30일(1256호) 제13권 통권80호-90호 소리사 국정신문 (1992.2-1993.12) 공보처 3 : 제265호부터 제397호까지 (1961-1964) 애드 영 낙산회보 (창간호~제56호) 밥과대학동창회 법과대학동창회 주류 主流 제10호~제21호 (1985.1~1986.8) 국제기독학생연합회 창간호~제9호 (1982.2~1984.12) 제15권 통권91호-95호 제14권 통권85호-90호 통권80호-84호 제12권 통권75호-79호 제10권 통권64호-69호 제6권 통권36호-41호 제5권 통권30호-35호 제4권 통권23호-29호 제3권 통권16호-22호 제2권 통권8호-15호 통권1호-7호 평신도회보축쇄판 1985. 7. 12 1986. 5. 차봉오 편집 평신도회보사 마당: 1982.9/1982.10/1982.11 1982.6/1982.7/1982.8 1982.3/1982.4/1982.5 1981.12/1982.1/1982.2 6: 1973년부터-1975년까지 8: 1979년부터 1981년까지 국립극장 미르 2002 (1987.8.1 제12호-1987.12.25 특집호-1988.4.1 제11호) (축쇄판 2차본) (전4권) 편(8-050404-206) 하우동설 서울대학교개교40주년기념영인본: 5 (1965-1968) 편저 (8-050225-146) (1961-1962) (8-050225-144) 사대뉴스합본 제1호 제60호 이화여자대학교 사범대학 건국대학교 교지 제1집 편찬위원회 (8-041208-161) 주간섬유 (판쇄축) 8-040726-102 경남 중고 동창회보 제2집 (축쇄판) 8-040719-114 경남중.고등학교 동창회 고시계 Vol.4 No.32-34 1959.9-12 8-040602-008 고시계사 지방행정 Vol.17 No.4-6 1968 8-040522-009 대한지방행정협회 새교실 V 13 8-040518-013 대한교련 공제조합 새교실출판실 No.1-3 8-040518-008 진주강씨중앙종보 제100호 진주강씨중앙종회 국민일보 종교면 (1988.12-1989.12) 국민일보사 냉전 冷箭 Ⅱ (두번재 10월∼1986년 두란도서원 Guitar Player August 1992: Deep Blues John Lee Hooker Miller freeman ARENA INDEX 2009. 1 音樂專科社 GUITAR HEROES 1997년 Vol.1 Sony Magazines ARENA37℃ 1998년 7월 No.190 UV (ultra veat) Vol.25 SHOXX 12월 Vol.58 1995년 3월 Vol.31 Classic CD September 1994 Auggust December 1988 April 1992 January 1998 Dember 1997 October 1995 November JUNE INTERNATIONAL RECORED REVIEW 2000 recordreview 2002 Clasica No 136 Diciembre 1999 Guitarrista Numero 16 POWER MUSIC Ano 5 46 – Agosto 2001 47 Septiembre Fool\’s Mate 2000.9 フールズメイト EX-CITE 1990.1 少年出版社 1997.9 Fool’s 1993.12 ソニー・マガジンズ WO: Weekly Oricon 2004.1.5-12 オリコン.エンタテインメント ショックス·スペシャル 1994.6 フ-ルズメイト 1995.3 Sound & Recording Magazine 1999.8 リット-ミュ-ジック The Record Geijutsu 2001년 2월 scherzo Dicimbre REPERTOIRE SEPTEMBRE music july1998 MUSICA 117/ ANNO24 /APRILE-MAGGIO DIAPASON 458 AVRIL Strad Februay HORS ERIE NOVEMBRE 1991 Swing Journal 1996년 スイングジャ-ナル 1월 8월 5월 4월 10월 9월 1994년 6월 1993년 11월 1992년 스토리텔링북 고양 이야기 여행 고양시 항공마일리지 적립부터 활용까지 완벽가이드 최태민 좋은땅 프렌즈 유럽: 베스트 시티 42 (season 1 2012~2013) 유진선 박정은 외 중앙books 유럽 100배 즐기기 (12-13 최신개정판) 알에이치코리아 제주도 비밀 코스 최상희 웅진리빙하우스 홀가분하게 떠나는 주말여행 송일봉 풍경 지리산 둘레길 걷기여행 이혜영 한국방송출판 Enjoy 상하이 이나미 민보영 넥서스Books 베트남 캄보디아 라오스 (08-09 트래블게릴라 랜덤하우스코리아 태국 (08~09 랜덤하우스 랄랄라! 런던 맹지나 동양북스 한국 불교설화를 찾아서: 사찰 (2) 서문 성 엮음 미래문화사 28살 그녀의 도쿄레시피 살진 비둘기 & 소년 장사 책공방 마호 답사여행의 길잡이 1-15 (전15권) 한국문화유산답사회 돌베개 여자 혼자 여행의 기술 베스 휘트먼 강분석 푸르메 휴가 안내고 세계여행 BEST 15 글 사진 조은정 삼성출판사 friends 시리즈 22: 미국 서부 이주은 정철 중앙북스 알고 세계여행: 이탈리아 계몽사 4: 충남 10: 경북 북부 8: 팔공산 자락 돌베게 Must Louvre 머스트 루브르 레바캉스 소망이 번지는 곳 송도 백승선 변헤정 유다미 가치창조 중국 (2005~2006) 전명윤 김영남 데이 (2014-2015 개정판) 윤도영 박기남 테라 대한민국 펜션 바이블 염관식 옥미혜 세계를 간다 102: 일본 유재우 지일환 중앙M&B 조선시대 선비들의 백두산 답사기 김지남 이상태 혜안 주말이 기다려지는 행복한 걷기여행: 서울 수도권 김영록 박미경 터치아트 싱가포르 (론리 플래닛) 안그라픽스 프랑스 제주 걷기 여행: 놀멍 쉬멍 걸으멍 서명숙 북하우스 우리는 지금 유럽으로 민서 Lonely Planet: 홍콩 Easy EUROPE 고영웅 신중혜 젊은여행사 블루 대한민국이 좋다! 홍기운 자신만만 USA (전2권) 젊은 여행자들 6: 인도편 안동권 여행문화센터 INSIGHT GUIDES: 영진닷컴 발리 BALI AQUA 클로즈업 손미경 김형일 에디터 홋카이도 (2013~2014 최신 정보) 정태관 박용준 여행박사: 북큐슈 (2014-15) 김지헌 강은영 엘까미노 파리 (2012-2013 홍연주 바오밥나무와 여우원숭이 김준희 솔지미디어 곡성에 취하다: 문화여행 곡성군 한국지역문화콘텐츠연구원 올레! 바앤다이닝 상상출판 우리나라 어디까지 가봤니? 56 이종원 바람난 부부의 1: 아시아 북유럽편 여세호 배영진 No Plan! 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On the 13th of Jan we jetted our way into Lisbon, Portugal. Even on the plane flying in at dusk we could tell this place was going to be the tits. Our uber driver from the airport was really sweet and though he spoke little English, tried to point out local sites and main roads for us. We were basically speaking to each other through our phones, got pretty funny at some points, especially when he was trying to explain something to us and his phone kept translating what he was saying to “Mazda 3” haha. The people here are really warm and it has to be one of our favourite places so far; good people, great food and the city is fantastic. Perched right on the coast and surrounded by beaches which are just a short, cheap train ride away.

We arrived at our Hostel – Livin’ Lisbon. It seemed really cool, clean, in a big old building that looked recently done up, and was buzzing with all sorts. After being checked in our host escorted us to our room, a private double room with a massive bed and desk, drawers etc – right in the city for only 34aud a night including breakfast. Shared bathroom, but there were two on our small floor so no real issue there. The hostel even provide dinner each night for only 4 euro each. Pretty stoked at the value and quality of the place. We got settled into our room and headed out to grab a bite –  Found a new burger joint just around the corner called Gutsy. Was ok, lets just say its no Burgerfuel… the “home-made” lemonade was pretty decent though.

Upon returning, showering and clambering into bed, we soon discovered the downside to our amazing accommodation; Right next door (somewhere) is a night club playing DOOF-DOOF til the small hours, AND the hallways of our level have polished wood floors with high ceilings and echo any footsteps or voices ten fold. At about 12:30am I’d had enough of the loud Americans in the hallway (who I might add had left their bedroom door open while they drank and shout-talked). …”ALEXAAA, ALEXAAA! OH MY GAAD ALEXAA WHAT REWM ARE YEW IN??? IM IN HERE TEWW!”… I was at the end of my patience with inconsiderate assholes and while I couldn’t do anything about the top 100 hits from 2005 going on next door, I sure as shit wasn’t going to tolerate loud conversation from the fools down the hall. I got up and told them politely to shut their door – I was actually pretty polite too, I don’t know if my face registered calm but they apologised and shut the door, appearing completely unaware of their noise level. An hour later I donned ear plugs and finally fell into a deep sleep…

14th Jan – Day one in Lisbon started with breakfast at the hostel, pancakes with Nutella, raspberry compote, and yoghurt plus muslie or toast – coffees wasnt bad either. Then out to explore. We had rounded the corner of the hostel down one of the many tight and tall little back streets when we came across an antique store and were told that there was a vintage market on the main street, Av. de Liberdade, a couple blocks away. Onward we marched until reaching said market, it was full of treasures – most we either couldn’t afford or  couldn’t afford to carry home but purchases were made in the form of a great periperi from a foodie stall and a few other bits and pieces. Also had the experience of being told off by an old stall owner for picking up a perfume dispenser that looked like a vintage flip lighter… “if you don’t know what et es, do not touch et” before explaining what it was and clicking the button I was about to click myself – Cheers mate.

We continued further down the main street towards the harbourside, sucking in as much sunlight as possible on the way. Lisbon is stunning, full of century old buildings with brightly painted or tiled facades. The streets smell of the most mouth-watering food and there are a tonne of people trying to sell you weed, even cocaine! – but they were offering it all to Jim, I guess he’s got “that” look haha. We stopped at a bakery and bought a couple of treats, lemon curd doughnuts, custard tarts and this savoury scone roll type thing with pepperoni and cheese in the middle – oh my. Further down was the sunny waterfront at Cais das Colunas which was humming with tourists and a couple of street performers including a percussion band that were on point – complete with a hoolahoop-gypsy-hippy lady dancing in front.

Off through the back streets again, photographing dozens of pieces of street art and graffiti  – its everywhere here but adds to the colour and beauty of the city. Soon STARVING we stopped in at a hole in the wall local restaurant for a late arvo lunch and ordered grilled sardines with potatoes and salad – pretty standard local style food where the fish is chargrilled. A small bowl of fresh olives, local beer and sangria topped the experience off. It had to be one of the tastiest meals we have eaten on this Europe trip, and so simple. All the food had so much flavour and the fish was so good! Definitely wanna try cooking like that back home. Dessert was interesting – mine was like a custard creme brûlée, and Jims could only be described as scrambled egg cake with coffee syrup haha. Kinda weird but we ate it all. After a couple of hours chatting and drinking, we left and walked up the hill (not a nice feeling when you’re full of fish, custard and sangria) and got to a look out point Miradouro da Graca at the Igreja e Convento da Graca Cathedral which was in the middle of a service so we couldn’t look around – but what we saw of the building was gorgeous. Then back up and over many hills and we were at the hostel a couple of hours later. Having booked in for the 4 euro dinner we enjoyed a plate of pasta later that evening before retiring to our room. Another dance music induced sleep, and we woke to the morning of the 15th January. This was another Stop The World day. Jim and I were exhausted. Our feet were bruised and sore and staying in bed for the day was luxury. There aren’t many times in your life when you will spend the entire day in bed – blissss.  Jim went out to the supermarket round the corner that evening and we made burgers in the hostel kitchen, using some of that periperi we bought the day before… Perfect end to a perfect day of nothingness. The morning of the 16th, well rested we leapt (not really) out of bed and prepared for another day of exploration. Its bright and sunny here every day and way warmer than anywhere we have been so far – getting up to about 16 degrees during the day. Got to say the sunshine is sooo good after a couple of months of cold/rainy/overcast days. We joined our fellow hostel goers for breakfast and then left for the train station and Cascais beach. Three trains and 45 minutes later we were walking the stunning shore line and small cobbled streets of Cascais and wishing despite the cooler climate, that we had bought our beach gear with us for the day. The water is crystal clear and so many different shades of blue and turquoise it blows your mind.

Down at the small beach cove a sand artist – is that what they are called? Sand sculptor? I don’t know, anyway a guy was building these epic sand sculptures and castles.  Jim chucked a coin into the well and the sculpture (of a guy holding his ding-a-ling) turned into a fountain and simulated him taking a pee into the well haha. Pretty cool. Our explorations took us further around the point, and being a monday in the middle of winter almost all restaurants/stores were closed. A couple of kilometers down there was a marina where we found a Portuguese tapas place and indulged in a multitude of delights; fresh clams with butter, garlic and parsley, prawns cooked much the same way but super crispy, mozzarella and tomato on toast with basil, olive oil and balsamic, Iberian ham (local cured ham which is only produced in spain and Portugal) on toast with red pepper pesto, great bread and olives again with a local beer and white wine – not sure what the drinks were called but they were delish too. We ate everything. It was too good to leave, including the buttery garlic gravy from the clams and prawns which we soaked up with the bread. Another bakery stop (or two) for custard tarts and we were feeling sorry for ourselves haha, too much of a good thing or in this case, many good things. The day was drawing to a close so on the train and home for the night. We were still so full that we didn’t eat dinner until 10pm and it was another home-made burger for Jim and a cheese toasty for me. The 17th of January, post hostel breakfast and chores were calling. We spent a couple of hours at Vem e Lava laundrette up the road where we soaked up the free wifi and I wrote most of this entry. The plan, to get the laundry done and then head off on the train to the ferry terminal to catch a ferry across the river/harbour to Cacilhas and then another bus and over to a beach called Costa da Caparica. The weather was perfect and the water extremely calm so the ferry trip of about 12-15mins was effortless. When we hopped off the boat we were in the port area of Cacilhas and there were a few outdoor seafood restaurants serving charcoal grilled fish, as well as Portuguese fish stews, paella and clams. We sat down and ordered up a bunch of food before Jim realised that he hadn’t grabbed any more cash after our laundry expenses that morning and we were left with 30 euros for the day! – This had to cover our bus and train tickets too. So Jim ran up to the waiter and apologetically cancelled our lunch. We had already received our drinks, bread, cheese (Portuguese sheeps milk cheese which is so yum and served at most restaurants as soon as you sit down) and a tasty plate of olives. So we sat and ate bread, cheese and olives and downed our wine and beer before apologising again. We paid 10 euros for the drinks and nibbles – I might add it was only 7 euros but we felt so bad and cheap that we tipped 3 euro haha.

On the way to the bus we saw in the distance a giant sailing ship and headed toward that to check it out. It was called Fragata D. Fernando II e Glória and is a rebuild of a ship that sunk in the Lisbon harbour.  We had a walk through it and had some side-splitting moments from acting out the voices of the many freaky looking mannequins they had set up below deck… Good times.

Another bus ride (after wasting three euro’s buying the wrong tickets first time – good stuff eh) and we found ourselves at Costa da Caparica township. This place is a bit of a surf haven and after walking through the extremely tourist oriented township we made it to the beach where, despite the cold water and next to no surf, there were still a few guys out. Jim and I had packed our bathers knowing that the water was around 10 degrees but we both refused to come to Portugal and leave without swimming in the Atlantic Ocean. We stripped off and changed on the beach under our coats and towels before running into the freezing salty water. It was fecking cold BUT it was also really refreshing and afterward (once warm and dry) we felt completely revitalised. We wandered up the shore and watched a few fishing boats on their way in before strolling back through town and catching a bus to the ferry terminal – just in time too, we arrived a couple of seconds before they pulled the platform and left for Lisbon.

Night had fallen by the time we got home, so we quickly changed and left for dinner at a local joint round the corner down a back street. More bread, cheese and this time sardine pate – which we both loved, before mains of grilled fish (cant remember what type) and potatoes. The food was good, and we left pretty happy. That night we were kept awake again by noisy Italians in the room next to ours and the club next door. Fun fun.

The 18th was our last full day in gorgeous Portugal, and we spent in the town of Sintra, located about 45 minutes out of the city centre by train – towards the west coast. It was quite a bit colder there being a more mountainous region, but had warmed up by mid afternoon. The main attraction in Sintra is the medieval castle ruins Castelo Dos Mouros, which was built in the 9th century by the Moors (Muslims of Europe). We walked up about 100 floors of stairs and steep walkways to get to the top, and the 360 degree view of the area, including the ocean, inland towards the north, and Lisbon city. Beautiful. Also the walk was lined with lush green trees and plants, every single part of it was scenic. After reaching the summit of the castle, we walked right around the walls to each tower taking photos before starting our descent down the opposite side of the hill. We passed an old Tuscan style villa Vila Sassetti which has been restored and is maintained for tourists. The grounds and villa are stunning – romantic Tuscan style architecture with bright terracotta tiles all over the place. From there it was a short trek down through the old town area (full to the brim with over priced tourist targeted knick knacks and restaurants) – Jim and I decided to play it smart (so we thought) and walked further out of the tourist part and into the local areas. There was a restaurant called A Tasca do Manel which had decent ratings online and offered a 2 course lunch and a drink for 7.50 euros each. Sounds good right? We sat down and were told that the chicken curry option was all sold out so we would have to have squid stew. Trying to challenge our taste buds with local cuisine we boldly accepted.

BAD. MOVE.

The first course of lunch was squash and vege soup, which while a bit under seasoned and sweet was still edible. The next course, squid stew…. Joisus…. it was bad, sooooo salty and with a weird texture that made each mouthful a struggle. Plus the potatoes served on the side were way too salty as well – not as salty as the stew but not much of a reprieve either. I had to wash each mouthful down with beer and when I ran out of beer I gave up. We were one of the only tables in the restaurant (we had originally put this down to the 2:30pm time we sat down to eat but soon realised why it was empty). We followed the stew down with a semi burnt tasting espresso and then escaped as quickly as possible after paying. The whole train ride home we were burping up old salty squid…. delightful.

Once back in Lisbon city we went straight to the hostel and lay down for a while, still both feeling the effects of our scrumptious lunch. Dinner that night was plain bread… neither of us really felt up to proper food… :S

Later that evening, while scrolling the internet, Jim found there had been a few quakes about 20 miles from Rome, where we were heading the next day! We called our parents to “seek wise counsel” (say that out loud in a Texan accent) and had a decision to make, cancel our flight and stay in Lisbon another week til we fly home, or just say FUCK IT and go… we chose the latter.

The 19th sadly arrived. Time to leave Lisbon, we got up early, packed, and were out the door by 7am. An Uber arrived to collect us, and the driver got out to help us with our bags. While putting our bags in the boot, the car started rolling forward – he had forgotten the hand brake – Once in the car and on our way to the airport he consistently ran reds, turned on a dime, and flew over speed bumps. Radical.

Another round of airport security, of course Jim got stopped and checked, and we were on the runway leaving Lisbon bound for Rome, exhausted but excited…

Street art, Lisbon

Sintra street details

Squid stew…..

Cascais beaches

Costa da Caparica Beach

Path to Castelo Dos Mouros

Lisbon street details

Vila Sassetti

Cascais waterfront

Cacilhas port

Cascais streets

Rossio Square fountain, Lisbon

Chargrilled fish

Lisbon street details

Door details, Sintra

Ferry crossing to Cacilhas

Castelo Dos Mouros

Touristy knick knacks, Sintra

Cascais waterfront

Fragata D. Fernando II e Glória, Cacilhas

Fragata D. Fernando II e Glória, Cacilhas

Cascais beach

Freaky mannequins in the Fragata D. Fernando II e Glória, Cacilhas

Gardens outside Vila Sassetti

Castelo Dos Mouros

Cascais beaches

Post lunch – Lisbon

Costa da Caparica Beach

Lunch in Cascais

Gardens on the way to Castelo Dos Mouros

Lemon curd delights

Costa da Caparica Beach

Gutsy burgers for dinner

Castelo Dos Mouros details

Cascais lunch

Arco da Rua Augusta, Lisbon

Arco da Rua Augusta, Lisbon

Gardens on the way to Castelo Dos Mouros

Cascais sand artist

Chargrilled Sardines, Lisbon

Cascais sand artist

Lisbon, Portugal On the 13th of Jan we jetted our way into Lisbon, Portugal. Even on the plane flying in at dusk we could tell this place was going to be the tits.

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