One joy of living in the tropics is the emptiness of the wardrobe. Currently I have three shirts, three pairs of trousers and a hat. This pleasing lightness extends, in fact, to the whole flat, which contains the strict minimum. No pictures, no knick-knacks, no television. As a result, no round the clock updates about suicidal pilots or cabinet reshuffles. And most pleasing of all, no irritating intrusion of gloating, smirking politicians.
Lots of politicians in the UK at the minute, it being the general election… There was even a debate with seven politicians in one room(!) Thanks for the post, it sounds nice in Mayotte!
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Ah, yes, I was just speaking to my daughter, who says it’s not a very inspiring choice you’re faced with. Good luck with all that!
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It sounds wonderful! wish we could get rid of the Greek politicians somehow…oh well!
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Yes, when it comes to political incompetence, you’ve had more than your fair share. Let’s just hope it can only get better from here on.
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You seem to follow in the footsteps of Mahatma Gandhi who believed in simple living and high thinking – sure to yield great dividends on low investment.
As for the politicians, trying to get rid of them is a pipedream; they will always be there in some form or the other, drooling and increasing their political incompetence much to the chagrin of the electorate – the only solution: grin and bear it!
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Yes I do fear there’s little else to do but grin and bear it, though eventually people may resort to more drastic measures. Thank you for such a nice comment!
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You’re welcome! Those drastic measures if not implemented asap, things can go from bad to worse knocking out the teeth of all hapless folks making it difficult even to grin let alone bear it! 😦
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Toothless grins in response to the unbearable… Bleak!
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Certainly, as bleak as could be – let’s wait and see! 😦
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