24 Sep Where is the spoon?

As I imagine you are wondering where I am, as I haven't written anything lately, I have decided to get back on the computer to give you an update.

Well, in the end, I left for Virginia, and here I am, trying to survive, which is no small thing. To make my stay here more bearable, I have rented an impressive flat. This is the first thing I see at dawn. My God, how much suffering!

The bad thing is that, it's at dawn, and at that time of day when I have to get up, I've got a lot of eyelashes like rocks, so I can't distinguish it...

You don't know how much I miss my African sunrises/sunsets, like this one in the Serengeti. Don't ask me how long it would take me to move to another place.

When I have a bit of free time I go to this pond near my house to see if the wild animals come to drink, but nothing. Sometimes someone the size of a hippopotamus passes by, but it's not the same.

Other times I will go as many kilometres as it takes to look for the closest thing to a dune, but it's not the same thing either.

So to make up for it, I've gone to a great housing estate. Famous people live there, I think my neighbour is Mikel Knight (David Hasselhof), because he's always parked at the door of the Fantastic Car. Well, either he lives there, or some punk who has a similar car, but I wouldn't be surprised...

Well, I'm not bad here, but I really miss going out of my little house and finding myself in a neighbourhood like this, from my time in the Central African Republic (I told you that I lived there...).

This is a strange country, where everything is big, the beers, the hamburgers, the roads, the people, the cars..., but they put the gin and tonics in a little glass! I can see that I'm never going to adapt.

Well, I'll leave you, I'm going to suffer a bit in my infinity pool overlooking the Lafayette River and prepare for my next trip to Navajo territory. Don't miss it, it's awesome, I promise!