It's lovely, crowded, poor and only French - speaking (besides Malagasy). We feel like giants! Everyone seems so small. More later.
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Kathy
Kathy
Andrew's aunt Kathy passed away while we were in Swaziland. She loved to travel. She left us a generous gift and in her honor and by her gift we are going traveling!
Destinations
Victoria Falls
Madagascar
Paris
Barcelona & Madrid
Morocco
Belgium
Krakow
Amsterdam
Turkey
Egypt
Jordan
India
Madagascar
Paris
Barcelona & Madrid
Morocco
Belgium
Krakow
Amsterdam
Turkey
Egypt
Jordan
India
French immersion - fantastic! So glad you made it.
ReplyDeleteHave fun!!!
ReplyDeleteMmmmmmmmmmm.... Andrew. Im imagining myself rubbing your face beard right now.
ReplyDeleteAndrew. I miss your buso buhle. If only I could hold myself against that svelte figure of yours. With connor now, it is E-rotic.
ReplyDeleteYes. More. I instruct Jason to take your shirt off.
ReplyDeleteI instruct connor to take your shoes off.
ReplyDeleteI love your feet.
ReplyDeleteI dunk you in a vat of carbonite so that I can keep you forever.
ReplyDeleteI let out a thundering roar, starting low then crescendoing into a raw display of emotion. I cant stand the thought of living a day without you. I beat my furry chest like it owes me money.
ReplyDeleteI take off my great-axe, gauntlets, and everything else.
ReplyDeleteI pull out a box of Count Chocula.
ReplyDeleteI eat at least half the box, then shoot my gun in the air in sheer anger.
ReplyDeleteWell Jason is done, I wipe him down with a moist toilette.
ReplyDeleteClean and fresh, I put on my roman centurion outfit and prepare for work.
ReplyDeleteWhen you add hot water to yeast, it makes for a most fluffy bread.
ReplyDeleteThe essential nature of man is that of barbarism, necessitating a moral governance to mediate our cruelty.
ReplyDeleteActually Jason, I have to politely disagree. Governance is but a mere continuation of the corrupt path man is destined to fulfill once exiting the womb.
ReplyDeleteBut without collective action, how can we establish the mores and standards of behavior without which, i think you would agree, we would fall into chaos?
ReplyDeleteJason, my young padawan. Your mental pitfall begins once you assume order and structure is in fact a greater good which needs achieving. You must cast off these false assumptions, and begin from nothing. Only when you learn to let go can you truly be free.
ReplyDeleteWait, is it liquor before beer?
ReplyDeleteExactly. That is the right question to ask. You are learning. And learning well, I might add.
ReplyDeleteHey mister know-it-all. If we descended from monkeys...WHY ARE THERE STILL MONKEYS?
ReplyDeleteIn fact, the lame-stream media refuses to acknowledge this point. But let me pose this question to you: If you came from your mother, why is there still your mother?
ReplyDeleteHoly crap. Your logic bomb just blew my face off.
ReplyDeleteJason, its been so nice talking to you. We rarely get a chance these days to have conversations like this, sitting next to each other at an internet cafe and cyber-chatting with one another.
ReplyDeleteAnd even better, on Andrew and Kristen's blog. As warm and inviting a place as ever their home was. Just fantastic. I want to reach over and touch you, but I'm addicted to technology.
ReplyDeletePlus I'd like it just a little too much. Lets wait until we get somewhere where its legal to touch another man, like the Manzini bus rank. Any concluding thoughts?
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