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23 December, 2019
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Whenever I leave my house and walk down the dirt path to the road, there’s a bevy of small
Whenever I leave my house and walk down the dirt path to the road, there’s a bevy of small
I ran into my maid this morning, as I was coming home from a whorehouse Christmas party that I’d gone to with the Junkie and the Student.
I met up with a pal today. He was shopping for a loo. “I’ve never shopped for a toilet before,” he said, as we looked at the options. “Me neither,” I said.
There’s this kid that comes around to my house every day asking for money. Malinis, he says. I’ll clean your dog poo. Forty. Forty. Malinis. I hate this kid.
There’s more to Angeles City than what most people see. It’s a shithole, sure, but I like that no matter how hard you scrub, this city will never be clean.
The random manicness of the Philippines has meant a change of pace. The only way to survive is to slow down.
We were struck by an earthquake, and I was struck by the humanity of it all.
After having a chat with the universe, I’ve decided to call Angeles City in the Philippines home. Here’s why (tl;dr idk)
I said goodbye to the last of my summer guests this weekend – bye Ma and Al! The week
In the course of doing research about my novel, which is set in London the mid-1970s, I found this
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