Covering the tracks

Bought the newspaper yesterday  and predictably there was a small piece on the front page quashing any rumours about cheetahs or tigers. To quote, “It’s all rumour, so one must not lend an ear to it….some of the complaints were malicious and necessary action has been taken against them.” Apparently “there is nothing to worry about as the security authorities are very much keen to guarantee security and peace in society.” It went on to say “efforts are on to find out how the talk of a cheetah being sighted began in the first place” Hmmmmm. I am more concerned about how many homes are housing these exotic pets. But still, I must remember we are just expats in bubbles, and must not question or ‘see’ anything.

Turned the page and was delighted to see the film that we saw at the film festival, won the best in the show. Good!

Today I am off to the souq to buy a sphere made of stone, all hollowed out and carved intricately. My massage teacher had one, and I so coveted it. Then home to eat up the cupboards…it is such a mighty mission…yesterday I had caviar on toast, covered with tinned tomato and black pepper. Surprisingly it was very delectable. Such fine dining!

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About gaelharrison

I am married to John, and we are back living in Fife in Scotland. I have three grown up kids. Geraldine, who is married to Cathal and they have two children, Darcey and Dillon, Natasha who is married to Leo and they have Bonnie and Hazel and they all live in Wales, and Nick. Travel has been a big part of my life, especially in the last seventeen years, but now I just love being back in the 'bonny land'.
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