Sub Clinical Africa Withdrawal Symptoms
Uh oh...
I think we have Africa Withdrawal Syndrome.
We've been creating perfect nuisances of ourselves, talking non stop about Africa, bugging everyone to go for sundowners, and drinking lots of G&Ts.
(ironically, in Africa, all we wanted was local food like laksa and meepok towards the end)
Some symptoms
1) Listening non stop to African music - Ladysmith Black Mambazo on the stereo now; G plays Mahotella Queens on his iPod at nights to snooze; Youssou N'Dour is on your favourites list..
2) Urge to drink G&T at 7 pm - sundowners
3) Reading books about Africa
4) Wailing every few hours "I missss africa...."
5) Engaging in loong conversations about the townships, the people and how we can *engage* the people and culture more..
6) Opening and reopening the jpeg files - all 2.3 GB - of Africa photos
7) plotting to return
But the syndrome is still sub clinical, haven't broken out into a rash as yet.
I think we have Africa Withdrawal Syndrome.
We've been creating perfect nuisances of ourselves, talking non stop about Africa, bugging everyone to go for sundowners, and drinking lots of G&Ts.
(ironically, in Africa, all we wanted was local food like laksa and meepok towards the end)
Some symptoms
1) Listening non stop to African music - Ladysmith Black Mambazo on the stereo now; G plays Mahotella Queens on his iPod at nights to snooze; Youssou N'Dour is on your favourites list..
2) Urge to drink G&T at 7 pm - sundowners
3) Reading books about Africa
4) Wailing every few hours "I missss africa...."
5) Engaging in loong conversations about the townships, the people and how we can *engage* the people and culture more..
6) Opening and reopening the jpeg files - all 2.3 GB - of Africa photos
7) plotting to return
But the syndrome is still sub clinical, haven't broken out into a rash as yet.
Quick cure at least for Eugene's symptoms ---- gentle reminder that in most parts of Africa, he had no TV, no internet connection, no phone... should I stop? Hahaha.
Posted by
TeamWilliams Shoots |
17:50
interesting.
Posted by
Newsandseduction |
11:07