Yum.Christmas presents are great. Especially if you're semi-important to the world.
About a week ago, my dad got lots of Christmas presents via his work, from all these ambassadors and stuff. [The Indian guy was nicest, a giant bottle of Absolut Vodka and an even bigger bottle of Scottish whisky. I wonder how much Balkie got. Imagine him tipsy.] The Korean dude gave mi padre 5kg of Korean Pears. Google search. They're very tasty, but weird at the same time. They look like apples, but have a texture that is similar to that of a watermelon.
According to Bas they first tasted of dictatorship and oppression. Five minutes later, after some input from our dad, we as a family decided that they taste of democracy and freedom despite Bas' first impression.
My mom just brought me a piece of one these pears, as if I was ruling this place and she was a slave.
Oh can you smell the irony?
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If you haven't noticed, I'm trying to quit making posts about what I've done all day. They're starting to get rather redundant after 6 or 7 months of blogging. I may do a weekly 'What have I done?-post, we'll see. Depends on whether anyone is interested --don't really think they are.
2 comments:
hoe smaken ze? niet als in democracy/dictatorship, maar als in vergelijkbaar met welk fruit?
emi zei gisteren dat balkie in wassenaar komt wonen. dunno of het waar is
peerachtig.
balkie --> gefeliciteerd. if it makes you feel proud, then yay. maar eerlijk gezegd boeit dat me niet. ken em toch niet..
kheb btw een filmpje van em op een skateboard.. hij valt er meteen af.
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