American lunch
Some people just drop their world, lives and family and decide to travel the world for a while…working whatever, sleeping wherever, meeting a lot of new people and discover places and cultures of this world…i just admire them for the guts they have to just leave it all and change their lives for a month, a term or years !!
Today, I had lunch with an American guy that came to Tunisia with his motorcycle…we’ve talked a bit on the phone before meeting and exchanged an e-mail…I couldn’t offer him a couch but time and lunch…
It was really nice…just like on a blind date, when you don’t know the person you’re gonna meet, you’ve just set a date place and hour…we’ve met in front of the cathedral on Habib Bourguiba’s avenue…ate something on the café nearby…then I made him follow my car on his motorbike to bring him to Les berges du Lac…It’s actually where I had planned to have lunch with him but didn’t know how to guide him on the phone to come there…he barely know Tunis…and so do I…
It’s really interesting and impressive to talk with those kind of person, see what guides them…their purpose…he didn’t want to work for his government and decided to come visit the arab countries he studied all about…
I should see him again soon…maybe tomorrow…before we both fly in different directions…
Today, I had lunch with an American guy that came to Tunisia with his motorcycle…we’ve talked a bit on the phone before meeting and exchanged an e-mail…I couldn’t offer him a couch but time and lunch…
It was really nice…just like on a blind date, when you don’t know the person you’re gonna meet, you’ve just set a date place and hour…we’ve met in front of the cathedral on Habib Bourguiba’s avenue…ate something on the café nearby…then I made him follow my car on his motorbike to bring him to Les berges du Lac…It’s actually where I had planned to have lunch with him but didn’t know how to guide him on the phone to come there…he barely know Tunis…and so do I…
It’s really interesting and impressive to talk with those kind of person, see what guides them…their purpose…he didn’t want to work for his government and decided to come visit the arab countries he studied all about…
I should see him again soon…maybe tomorrow…before we both fly in different directions…
posted by Luna @ 9:58 PM
5 Reactions:
At 10:18 AM,
OthRez said…
Couch surfing ?
At 3:09 PM,
Luna said…
yep...
do you know it? are you a member?
At 8:55 AM,
Anonymous said…
pourkoi tu ecris en anglais?c plus branché?mais ton regard dit ke tu es encore une branche..Pourkoi en anglais?c une forme de discrimination contre ceux ki ne maitrisent pas cette langue..Pourkoi en anglais?
At 8:59 PM,
Luna said…
@anonymous
j'aime l'anglais et je le parle courament...parfois j'aime m'exprimer en Anglais...quand les mots sortent naturellement je ne les retiens pas...
c pas parce que c'est plus ou moins branché!!...je ne comprends pas les gens qui publient en arabe pourtant je ne leur dis pourquoi cette discrimination!! et honnêtement je ne peux croire que personne de nos jours ne comprennent l'anglais...tout le monde l'as appris au moins au lycée!!
et ça veut dire quoi une branche??! que te dis d'autre mon regard? si seulement te suffit à me juger, ne te gêne pas!
At 9:18 PM,
Anonymous said…
anonymous
let's talk in french to understand us Luna ;)
je suis un élève en 3eme année secondaire (je passe au Bac) et je comprend chaque mot écrit, et je ne vois pas le fait d'écrire en anglais est branché ou pas(malgré que j'ai pas bien saisi qu'est ce que tu veux dire au juste par le mot branché :s) au contraire, à mon avis, tout comme l'avis de la 'Blogueuse' que je la salut :p, je vois le fait d'écrire en anglais est parfois plus expressif que d'écrire en français (au point de vue de celui qui écrit), alors il ne faut pas reprocher quelqu'un parce qu'il a écrit en anglais et ne pas en français, je vois que l'apprentissage de l'anglais aujourd'hui est trop nécessaire, pour ne pas avoir l'air ridicule...
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