It seems like you enjoy it mostly though! And that's a wonderful thing, to do something you loveI can't say no.
People keep asking and so, yes It's busier now than it has been all year.
I'm an idiot, I don't need to do this.
Hope your day flies by, though this might be tricky if it's so quiet.
Bahaha Adam HATES camels. They don't get alongGotcha...any reason why? (i was almost afraid to ask!)
UHM. on a side note, i love mozzarella! LOVE IT.
Definite points for the mozzarella mention!Gotcha...any reason why? (i was almost afraid to ask!)
UHM. on a side note, i love mozzarella! LOVE IT.
It's mostly good, but I just don't have time to do the other things I enjoy now.
They hate me, too!!!!!Bahaha Adam HATES camels. They don't get along
Definite points for the mozzarella mention!
I hate camels and they hate me.
The only animal I don't get on with, some sort of strange negative empathy.
I do eat them, though!
Absolutely not! Camels are terribly rude!
Some do this in the South of Morocco, too, but not around here.
Lots of stories.
Indeed, they are.
Lights for copras silly!!ermm.. sir, ( raises hand ) what are coprolites?
dry day here, for now. im havin a nice easy day
Great story! I would of punched both of themLots of stories.
For one, once I was leading a group of student to study the geology of the Sahara near the Tunisian/ Algerian border when an Arab with several camels approaches and asked if we wanted to go on a short ride into the desert, photo ops and all that.
The group looked to me for guidance and i said,'You go ahead and do what you want, I'm staying right here, camels hate me!'
'No, no!!!!!!' protested the camel guy, 'My camels, he love the Eeenglish !!!!'
'No they won't ' I insisted.
Anyway, after a short but good-natured dispute, he brought me his prized stinky, mangy, broken toothed camel and said,'See! he love you!'
At which point the camel bit my arm and wouldn't let go.
Finally, I punched him hard on the nose,(the camel, not the Tunisian chap) so he released me and ran off, at full tilt into the desert with his owner chasing after him and swearing at me in remarkably fluent English.
One of many such tales.
Lots of stories.
For one, once I was leading a group of student to study the geology of the Sahara near the Tunisian/ Algerian border when an Arab with several camels approaches and asked if we wanted to go on a short ride into the desert, photo ops and all that.
The group looked to me for guidance and i said,'You go ahead and do what you want, I'm staying right here, camels hate me!'
'No, no!!!!!!' protested the camel guy, 'My camels, he love the Eeenglish !!!!'
'No they won't ' I insisted.
Anyway, after a short but good-natured dispute, he brought me his prized stinky, mangy, broken toothed camel and said,'See! he love you!'
At which point the camel bit my arm and wouldn't let go.
Finally, I punched him hard on the nose,(the camel, not the Tunisian chap) so he released me and ran off, at full tilt into the desert with his owner chasing after him and swearing at me in remarkably fluent English.
One of many such tales.
Hi John a very annoying song but once its in your head difficult to get away from it.
Not bad thanks - cookery today.I love it
No No No! I leave my support staff to it and I keep the kids in order, do the washing up and just look busy!excellent
