Then I decided that at the 53rd day, it was about time I bought an umbrella. I walked to the stall mall (made up of small stalls and almost no real walls, but inside a big multistory building). On the way I couldn't help but hear kids type music through my koss noise muffling ear phones. Mickey Mouse was dancing with a hairball and a santora (sp?)(not pictured) juice box, a brand I like, while fuzzy people danced on a big stage.
Close to work I took a picture of trees and vines, and then another shot of the haphazard wall building methods:
Now here are random pics from other days, captions beneath:
Zombie stockings. ugggggh.
TGIFWTF
McDonalds. One of the nicest I've ever seen. In the picture you might be able to count 10 women. There were 20 ahead of me, including the 13 working there. They were all in good health and looked clean/happy. This seemed so contrary to US fastfood I had to pinch myself. Then you look at the board and see steak fries on the board next to the drink. You get to choose which kind you want and they're both delicious. I only tried fries, fries, and a vanilla sunday with strawberry. I wanted nuts on that too, but they said that only comes with the frosty or whatever. gah, lies. every american knows that their mcdonalds has nuts for sundays. grow a pair. I'll try a burger or something later, but I've been too in love with georgian cuisine so far.
The juice here rules. Some things cost more than the US, these however only cost about a dollar and in each they capture the essence of the fruit by cramming damn near the whole thing into a blender as far as I can tell. The medleys with pear are especially tasty.
View from my apt during lunch. Cars and honking galore.Security is kicking me out. I'm going to go have Japanese soup and some sushi. I'll take pics. Cheers.
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