Weighing "Refugee Bags" before putting them in the plane's cargo
April 27, 2006
Back to Kinshasa, my beloved
I come back to utter chaos in the airport; trying to elbow un-chivalrous men out of my way so I can pick up my and my suitcases (including my colleagues' Refugee bags full of dripping goat blood attracting flies); helping a traveling mom whose 2-year old daughter’s idea of fun involves cutting the air flow to my nose; navigating through mad traffic; and finally coming home to no electricity in the apartment (the bill was only one week late you fuckers). My perfect evening finished with scooping up a dead roach with my last empty toilet roll and going promptly to bed.
Weighing "Refugee Bags" before putting them in the plane's cargo
Weighing "Refugee Bags" before putting them in the plane's cargo
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7 comments:
I hope it's not too depressing to be back home! :)
Ammo
P.S.
Shame on your language :)
let me grip a dozen of correspondents like you and the NYT is finished. kiss - strudel
Thanks Ammo, naw, I was happy to be back.
Strudel, I'd love to do something else for work for a change...Do you have any interesting jobs to offer :)
dear, cross fingers and hope in 1 or 2 years my pennyless webzine is a real magazine on line ....
strudel
hey there, dear. don't forget you enjoyed my electricity that night!
Welcome Home.
Sounds lovely !
FYI i updated. Miss you :o)
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