After yesterday, I needed a good laugh
Advanced cat yodeling.
In other news, I finally got through to my husband on the phone today, and it seems that things are somewhat calmer in Guinea, although no businesses are open and it's not exactly safe to go out roaming the streets. I guess it's all relative - for values of calm at the extreme end of martial law. He also mentioned that there was an announcement on the radio about the water supply for the city having been compromised. Apparently the military (or someone) dumped a load of dead fish into the city water supply, which is horrific, especially considering most people don't have enough money to be buying bottled water, and most lack enough education to know that you should boil water to kill germs. I asked my husband to pass on the word about boiling the water to all his neighbours; hopefully this won't result in an epidemic of some sort.
Click to viewIn other news, I finally got through to my husband on the phone today, and it seems that things are somewhat calmer in Guinea, although no businesses are open and it's not exactly safe to go out roaming the streets. I guess it's all relative - for values of calm at the extreme end of martial law. He also mentioned that there was an announcement on the radio about the water supply for the city having been compromised. Apparently the military (or someone) dumped a load of dead fish into the city water supply, which is horrific, especially considering most people don't have enough money to be buying bottled water, and most lack enough education to know that you should boil water to kill germs. I asked my husband to pass on the word about boiling the water to all his neighbours; hopefully this won't result in an epidemic of some sort.