It was a terrible night. I was
trying to sleep and Joan was throwing up loudly. Then while I was
trying to get my beauty sleep in the morning, she kept dashing to the
bathroom. Then I had to go out at 7:00AM and buy toilet paper
because I couldn't find anybody in the hotel. I hardly slept at
all. Later when I tried to bring Joan a pot of tea in bed the staff
learned that Joan was feeling poorly. One of the nice young men
brought her a cup of hot water and a special tea bag. He said it
would fix her problems – and he was right.
Tea Leaves |
Tea Pickers |
Later in the morning I left Joan in
bed and I went for a walk in the tea fields. When I got back we went
for lunch. I had rice and vegetables and Joan had an enormous piece
of chocolate cake. She didn't try my meal and I didn't get a single
forkful of the cake.
While Tim was out during the afternoon,
I opened a window to get some fresh air but pulled the curtains
together to keep bugs out as there are no screens on the windows We
went out for supper around 7 and returned to our room afterwards for
the evening and turned on the lights. Tim noticed a few moths and by
the time we got the window shut, there were hundreds flying around
our room. We turned off all but one light so they would
congregate in one spot and started whacking them with my running
shoes. Between my squealing when one flew near my hair and the
constant whack whack of my shoes, it was a noisy place (and of course
we were laughing at our actions). Every few minutes the shoe soles
would need to be rinsed off .I think I exaggerated when I said
hundreds but we must have sent at least 100 to their demise
Just another travel adventure!!
1 comment:
Wow! Poor you Mom, but glad you started feeling better quickly. Local remedies just can't be beat. And ewwwww on the moths.
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