Karthago Le Palace Tunis
Tunis, 528000, Tunisia
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The Gypsy Kid and a Balkan Mess
... that Bulgarians all think Macedonians are really just Bulgarians anyway and since its such a small country it may as well just quit being so stubborn and become part of Bulgaria. Its probably something along the lines as asking a Canadian if they're a state yet. Macedonia's other neighbors are Albania and Kosovo but the Kosovars are pretty much all ethnically Albanian these days so they count for the same in the mind of a Macedonian which is to say, ...
Mid-day at the oasis …
... from our guides and what we learned at the dinner table. We did have a lovely little interlude at the end of our meal – Stefan, the maître d’ for the evening, stopped by our table to make sure we were happy with our meal, and after Trish asked him if it was going to be rough again tonight and what was the sea temperature, he joined in the fun and suggested she wear a lifejacket to bed. When she asked if anyone else on ...
The Ramadan Special
... western women and how much he just really, really wanted a drink and I would be his ticket in. At 6:30, I went snd sat in a cafe that was open but not yet serving. The people-watching was fantastic. A fat italian man kept circling like a hungry shark asking when he'd be allowed to eat. The place was nearly deserted, and then just before 7, the lights flicked on and crowds of Tunisians poured in. As the fast officially ended, the wait staff also had to eat. Between running ...
Without new experiences, something inside sleeps
... Now they are the secret police. “Why”, they ask me, “why are you going to Pakistan?” I wanted to say because there isn't much on television these days but you can never be sure about secret policemen's sense of humour. Once we had got in, it was the turn of the truck. Six different booths Seven? More forms to complete and get stamped. A policeman to climb up (with some difficulty) into the truck to check we have neither a dog nor a ...
France vs. Africa
... completely deserted - slightly positive, slightly negative for us. Probably out of sheer boredom more than anything, a local (did he work there? I don't even know) called Omar attached himself to us and showed us round, telling us about all the different rooms of Tunisian houses, wedding/circumsision ...



