Oddly enough
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Oddly enough, I think I almost have tears in my eyes. Nobody I love is missing, I did not see Tsuki-San engage in a street showdown with Abu Suleiman (the leader cat in our neighbourhood), and there can’t really be a more pleasant morning than this. I am suddenly sad.
An expert who’s been in town for around six days in all just said goodbye to me and I was touched. They normally leave without getting involved in such personal scenes and voila! - this man actually came to my office and delivered a heart-warming speech about Jordan, life, work, and everything in between.
It must be the element of surprise that drove me into this teary state. I am quite speechless, certainly not entirely speechless but almost there. Now I wish I’d bonded with the kind fellow before he left.
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May 11th, 2006 at 11:40 am
Better luck next time.
May 11th, 2006 at 2:06 pm
neyaloo<br />ya 7asra! <br />
May 13th, 2006 at 11:18 am
<p>goodgyes are always sad!The other day when we left our old house I said goodbye to the egyptian janitor who has only been working at the building for a couple of months and I had tears in my eyes,he must have thought I have a thing for him.Oddly enough,my husband did not think it unusual,both of us were crying on teh way to the new home ,it was real closure of a phase and satrt of a new one.</p>
April 14th, 2007 at 4:38 pm
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