lounge and destroy
Sunday – no passport applications today.
So basically all I did was hang around at Xiaohei’s place.
The poor guy had been working heaps of overtime the nights before.
I was pretty tired as well, but I somehow managed to get myself to go out for a stroll around my old neighborhood:
My friend with the DVDs was still there.
“Man, you back already?” – or so were his words.
I stocked up on action movies and headed across the street to get some fruit:
“Hey, haven’t seen you in a while! My, look at yourself now – what’s with the beard?”
They all seemed to remember me. How nice.
I got a water melon from Hainan 海南 – very sweet and very expensive. And I got six apples.
Later that night, Xiaohei and I ordered some food and watched movies:
Hanging out there in the lounge, it actually felt like I had never been gone.
There was still an unsolved problem though: my foot.
Someone had finally come up with a treatment that sounded reasonable, so I gave it a try:
“Instant cure to athlete’s foot 脚癣一次净” – thirty minutes of soaking and a few moments of sheer pain (even if it looks pleasurable – it’s not).
Now I hope the infection has been eradicated, annihilated, wiped out, and blasted into oblivion.
Wait until you see the picture of my foot later.
Becci
was is das für ein zeug? das wo du deine füße reingestellt hast mein ich. sieht nich so angenehm aus und als hättste das irgendwo anner straßenecke erstanden 🙂 hoff zumindest isses besser! :-*
andy
…ist wahrscheinlich Eselpimmeldipp (das letzte mal war Dein Gesichtsausdruck entzückter ;o) ,hehe
viele Grüße (und wie gesagt "gute Erholung") aus Stuttgart von
andy
Maggie
Enjoy your non-walking days and good luck.
claudia
läufst du dann eigentlich den ganzen weg wieder zurück??
*tihi*
schulligung
Christoph
Becci: Glaub mir, ich hoffe auch dass das Zeug was bringt! Alle Chinesen sagen, das wäre voll super.
andy: Hahaha, der war gut!
Maggie: Oh, I am so sick of non-walking! 🙁
claudia: WTF?? 🙂