good – i wake up at 5:30am for my taxi to collect me at 6:30am to get to the airport by 7:30am for my flight to mombasa
no good – the coffee i make in my new maker is a touch on the strong side
good – i make it to the airport in only half an hour
no good – i find out my flight is delayed for 2 hours
good – i sit and have tea with my colleague and get to know her and kenya a little better
no good – the total disregard of the boarding rules and the mad rush to get seats
good – i chill out and read my BBC Focus on Africa magazine while i wait for the madness to cease
no good – someone has taken my seat once i finally get on to the plane
good – i finally get my seat sorted and get comfortable with no one beside me
no good – the pilot’s kamikaze flying techniques that made me afraid to go to the bathroom for fear that we might crash and i would be found in the loo
good – we arrive safely and get to our meeting
no good – it is hot and sweaty
good – there is a beautiful view from the government office of the indian ocean and the mombasa harbour
good – our meeting ends at 2:00pm and there is plenty of time for me to spend the afternoon laying by the rooftop pool and read my book (ok, this is really good!)
no good – gross crows that freak me out everytime they swoop down to get some crumbs from the nearby restaurant
good – back in my room watching tv that has more than 2 channels in kiswahili, a great novelty
no good – the oprah episode that is on is one with howie mandel and deal or no deal, a show i don’t even really understand
good – i am about to find myself some www then grab dinner at the rooftop restaurant at this hotel
really good – my job right now!
4 comments:
so glad that your job is "really good".
The crows freak me out too :o)
I don't think any sane person really understands "Deal or No Deal" or Howie Mandel for that matter.
Hopefully, the trip back home won't be so chaotic.
Sounds like you have a really really good job! And the day seemed to turn out be great in the end, or?
What do you do exactly?
i have to say...i don't get the appeal of "deal or no deal"...(nor do i get the appeal of howie mandel, but that's another subject entirely)
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