2008/06/04 Frankfurt Airport
Curtain
Tiger dress
In a few hours I’ll be in Venice, Italy, where if everything goes well my godson and his mother will pick me up at the airport.
It feels les surreal than I thought it would be to be back at Frankfurt Airport.
Monday night I had dinner in an Italian restaurant in the country that still cannot be named. (See: last entries). A man and a woman were singing half Italian, half English songs. The female singer was wearing a tiger dress but she was standing behind a curtain, in order I guess not to offend male customers.
From where I was seated I could see her well, and I observed her during my dinner intensely. I hope she appreciated this.
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Your godson and his mother sure travel a lot also. I guess it makes your godson realise that everything can be a toy?
In countries you cannot name (silence please, Noa !)it is more a question not to provoke the male customers, at least 95 % of them.
Jan
Noa didn't guess right and I did not appreciate the guessing very much.
I'm sorry for my guessing.
Your godson looks good with the helmet. Let's hope he never has to wear one.
But what about a tiger dress?
Venice
Welkom terug! Are you staying in Italy for a few days?
valentina & marco
Will be in Venice till tomorrow morning.
@ Arnon
Then we'll see u in september in Pordenone. Have a good journey ...
Groetjes uit Triest
To Arnon Grunberg
What would be the consequences of telling the whereabouts of the airport?
On a sidenote: Corry Hancké (De Standaard) will be blogging from Uruzgan the following two weeks, and presumably visited the same airport as you did.
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Pjötr
I like to be consistent. That's all.
And I didn't stay at an airport, I spent time on a military base.
Before going to Iraq.
@Arnon
What annoyed you about guessing? That one I really don't understand, unless it was life-endangering? I later realized what country it must have been, but didn't think it so interesting really otherwise I would've mentioned that country. It was only a matter of putting some facts together, nothing more. No harm intended.