It's this time of year again, and I'm coming home for a couple of weeks soon. No immediate terrorist scare, no news of faulty airplane parts, no big flu panic. Too good to be true.
Speaking of flu panic, people on Paris airport a few months back, did not find my mask funny at all:
while I still think it's amusing. Is it just the French? Their hats would suggest that, but perhaps not. I tend to miss with my attempts at hilarity. The other day, my American friend Jono was not impressed with a Dr. House tee I was wearing (made by my bro Michal). The pattern on the T-shirt looked roughly like this:
and Jono gave it a quick glance before stating:
You know, my mom has lupus.
Speaking of flu panic, people on Paris airport a few months back, did not find my mask funny at all:
while I still think it's amusing. Is it just the French? Their hats would suggest that, but perhaps not. I tend to miss with my attempts at hilarity. The other day, my American friend Jono was not impressed with a Dr. House tee I was wearing (made by my bro Michal). The pattern on the T-shirt looked roughly like this:
and Jono gave it a quick glance before stating:
You know, my mom has lupus.
(Best wishes to J and his mom)
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Polskie streszczenie: Francuzi nosza smieszne nakrycia glowy. Lupus to powazna choroba autoimmunologiczna, ktora jest rzadko diagnozowana w serialach telewizyjnych o lekarzach. Lupus oznacza wilka, ale to jest inny wilk niz ten ktorego sie lapie siedzac na schodach, bo tamten to jest zapalenie pecherza. Niedlugo bede w domu.------------------------
