Sonntag, 11. Mai 2008

Lost

Driving by night in a never-used car in an unknown country without a street map to a never-visited location is challenging. Especially after a 12-hour flight. And it becomes a real challenge if you suddenly lose orientation. Lost in the streets of San Jose. This is how 34.6 miles became 55.7 miles. I cannot explain how I got back onto the 237 after I left the 101, but somehow I did it.

After 22 h of driving, running and flying, I reached my appartment and entered all the necessary number combinations. Finally I could stretch out on the bed and eat the welcome cookies, see the picture above. As you might notice, I'm not alone: beside me lies Cindy, my borrowed travel mate. Obviously the hand luggage box wasn't a good sleeping place either as she seems to be exhausted too. So, we went to sleep immediately. Ah - one vital question remaining - do we share a bed? Unfortunately there was no other way, but I can assure you that we both do not want to extend our relationship beyond friendship and our current focus on offspring is rather low. So, good night!

5 Kommentare:

Anonym hat gesagt…

Hi mate!

Hope u enjoy ur time over there!
And don't eat too much cookies, or Cindy might dump you! ;-)

Scheuche

LISI hat gesagt…

What does that mean exhausted? I think cindy looks pretty good. Hopefully she gets enough from the blanket. ;-) Miss you. LISI

sumpfgeggi hat gesagt…

Muss ma da englisch schreiben? That I cannae do^^ Bin very glad, dass du safe in Frisco bist. How is the Inder?

Thomas hat gesagt…

ne, da muss man natürlich nicht Englisch schreiben. Aber das verbergen hinter so völlig undurchschaubaren Synonymen wie "sumpfgeggi" ist natürlich strengstens untersagt ;-)

Anna Jäger hat gesagt…

Hallo Thomas

Du schaust jo eh ziemlich guat aus auf de Fotos.
Do drübm muas da jo echt guat geh!!
Mia gfrein ins scho olle foi wenst wider im Gebirg bist. Schöne Grüße von alle. Und lass da guat geh.

Die Jägers (Anna)