Kenya, Part Three

[chaosvizier]

This would be the last of the boring work-related entries. Next stop: Fun time!

Comments

[bending_sickle]

Hee! I remember that postcard :) And you have no idea how sad I am that I never once heard Maina on the radio, he sounds hilarious.

Looking forward to the next part!

[chaosvizier]

Yeah, I guess tourists always fall for the classic "humping wild animals" gag. Must be our age-old addiction to National Geographic specials.

Tomorrow comes the good part. Hoohah!

[doomgirl]

So I was all prepared to make fun of you for being Mr. Karate Master and screaming at the mere "almost" sight of a lizard...however, I remembered the awesome Lion postcard I received in the mail yesterday and decided to let you slide.

:-)

[chaosvizier]

I'm just glad the cards are making it here, finally. Cheeky long-term postal jibba-jabba.

Cheeky lizard. He was like, pinky-sized at best. Which is perfectly acceptable and cute for a lizard, but not acceptable or cute for AFRICAN DEATH SPIDERS. Which, hey, it could have been. Cheeky spiders.

[doomgirl]

I would like to cite "overuse of cheeky" in this response.

We have little lizards like that at our apartments...they are so cute.

For the record...my nickname is DOOMGIRL...but I would have screamed too.

[chaosvizier]

Yeah, some words just get used a lot. Cheeky "cheeky". ;-)

Lizards are cute, and they belong in cute places, like plants, and sidewalks, and walls. Sneaking around in desk drawers earns them a bad reputation, and maybe punching.