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It's not all Glamour You Know
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Are you suggesting I have no dignity?
The list is long. Ever since an unidentified parasite invaded my intestines back in '98 my guthas never been the same. I could tell you about the bus I had to force off the road between Delhi and Jaipur, or the boat ride from Bukavu to Goma...the list is long and certainly undignified! The sock is far more helpful than anything else I learnt on the hostile environment course!
ok
try and imagine a young woman(moi) trying to obtain a signature on my permit from the suprefe in a tiny village in east Chad while suffering from a similar condition to what you described...
keep in mind that this is outside.... and I'm surroundedby soliders and refugees, I don't think they'll ever forget me.
other situations 'happened' while working in the OPT.... I think think there should be a special training course for women reporters on these issues.
and than you wonder why no one wants to date us.
Did you get the signature?
I sure did
he was happy to be rid of me......
h-a-p-p-y!
was it as bad as when you went through your vegetarian period in university and your house mates out warning signs all over the bathrooom door? i do hope not or maybe a few microbiology samples may be in order!!
Tamar, that's the sign of a true professional. Tara, you no doubt could have diagnosed me at 100 paces
Acchhh... Surprisingly few mishaps in Saigon, a few moments - and an entire week - I'd rather forget in Hanoi, some difficulty exiting Slovakia. But I'd rather not elaborate further...
yes I do but I'd rather keep my dignity or what little
is left of it.....