For the first time, in three entire weeks, I managed to sleep 8 hours in full with no interruptions. Quite an achievement. I think I even had an headache. Then I rushed to Costa for a hot chocolate. A proof of my new freedom. But it was a bit chilly (just realized how hot it was in that room) so decided not to stay in the ground floor.
Fait divers: Doctor with a good eye (after the doctor with a good nose): one of the generic doctors comes to me and asks where did I get my robe from? Well I said 'It was G. that gave it to me. I think he has stolen it from some Portuguese hotel. Though G. will say it was given to him as he is a very exquisite guest". Then gave some shop tips to the doctor. I think I have made a friend. Lol.
Note: I initially wrote rope and not robe. Lol My English sometimes falls short or my brain goes too fast and mixes the letters.
Me
- Cão Traste
- London
- ... 36 years old, nice guy, in shape until further notice. Recent acquisition: a lymphoma. Some people have a dog ... I have a lymphoma. I promise to kill the bastard, please don't denounce me.
FUKITOL
7 comments:
Ele gostou da tua corda? Ou do teu robe de chambre (robe)? ;-)
lol! farto-me de rir com os teus improvisos em ingles!
Entao, estas a celebrar o 1 de Dezembro? Tal como os Portugueses expulsaram os espanhois, tambem tu tiveste uma vitoria ... some freedom para uma estadia em casa! Enjoy!!!!
Beijinhos, a caminho de Montevideo,
Bill
como e que dizes robe?
Olá Miguel,
sempre chic, no matter what...
Um beijo grande de Coimbra :)
ps. «dressing-gown» embora me soe a antiquado..
C.G.
Roupao e' robe (em ingles).
o que aprende por aqui, fantástico, então quer dizer que aporteguesamos o robe e deixamos o roupão... eheeh... daqui a alguns dias estarei aí e verei esse maravilhoso "roB(P)e".
bjnho. aNa
sorry, sorry... aportUguesamos, influências de espanha maltratam a nosso portugês...
xxx, bj
be, isto ainda se torna um blogue de bom ingles. lol
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