Diarrhea Diaries
So we´re both pretty ill at the minute, the typical travelour´s sickness…. You never know why you´re sick, perhaps it was the food from “Caféton Cubano” where we had a really delicious Cuban Sandwich (as we wanted to pay the woman wo works there disapeared in the bathroom and only returned ten minutes later after we´ve heard her vomiting very loudly and violently in the bathroom…. guess that´s kind of normal here and by no means the worst food experience we´ve made here, i mean, in most cases you don´t get to see the kitchen…)
The rainy season has started in the meanwhile and i guess this does not help either: we always carry our rain jackets with us, because you never know when it´s gonna rain next time, and once it starts, it won´t stop for a long time. So I´m having a cold at the minute and Ciarán is pretty sick, too, mi pobrecito! But the good thing about the rain is that Ciarán feels pretty homely with it, the rain makes him feel as if he was in Ireland :)!
Ecuadorian people use to say that most gringos here always ill. Probably we just kind of gotta accept it, unless our organisms get used to all the germs here quite quickly.
November 9th, 2006 at 2:00 pm
Ah Guys, sorry to hear you’re suffering so. But good to hear from you at all at all! Thought you’d gone underground.
It’s sunny here in Ireland. No rain. So you’re more at home there than here.
Miss you.
x
November 9th, 2006 at 2:04 pm
forgot to say Ciaran - check out your dunclug email address as i’ve attached a priceless photo of Anna. She ran the Dublin marathon last week and is already reading Tolstoy (or so Mick would have you believe).
x
November 10th, 2006 at 3:58 pm
Hi Kids good to hear from you, hope you are feelng better soon how is the money holding out do you have any income?
Things are going good over here, Ceala is working hard sceaming and planing Anna`s christening.
Take care and keep in touch
Miss you Harry.
November 11th, 2006 at 4:52 am
“She ran the Dublin marathon last week and is already reading Tolstoy”
Cela is such a lier, she told my she was reading Homers Odyssey followed by a quick course in mid thirteenth century Japanese. I bet she cant speak spanish like me though :p
November 16th, 2006 at 12:14 am
I don’t know what planet you two (CJ & OJ) are on about, i’ve told you nothing of the sort. Me and little Anna are just about to start the Mr Men range. Hope no ones too disappinted? One step at a time and all that. Tolstoy and Homer are going to be introduced slowly. I’m thinking January.
hope you’ve both cleaned up the mess you’re bound to have made by now. love’s young dream. so romantic the old diarreah, huh?
MJ
xo