It’s really hot in Bucharest. With this heat, one might think people would lay low and save their energy. But no. Running around, fidgeting, panicking.
A piece of eye candy to help us relax and smoothen the rhythm.
It’s really hot in Bucharest. With this heat, one might think people would lay low and save their energy. But no. Running around, fidgeting, panicking.
A piece of eye candy to help us relax and smoothen the rhythm.
‘Do you want me to bring you a bib, madam?’ asks the waitress.
I smile because this is usually something I make myself from napkins
whenever I eat some food with a lot of sauce, but I decline the offer.
The waitress wishes us to enjoy the food and leaves.
My nephew, sitting on my left, gets closer to me and whispers:
‘Eme, you’ve been around here, haven’t you?! It’s obvious because they
knew you wanted a bib.’