So,
it has happened. 3 months in, and after a fair few rambling attempts
to capture some of my experiences online, blogger's block has hit me
and I appear to have run out of steam. It has probably not helped to
have had an enforced 2 week break after spilling an entire glass of mango
juice over my netbook (resulting in a broken, sticky and ant infested keyboard). But whilst the keyboard has been replaced and my computer
returned to me in full working order, my brain might as well be
crawling with insects and floating in a vat of juice for all it's
usefulness right now.
Perhaps
it is the heat. April is the hottest month of the year in Colombo,
and both the temperature and humidity have been gradually increasing
over recent weeks as if some omnipotent sadistic clown has his hands
on the thermostat and is gleefully twisting the dial as I melt!
Maybe
it's the rain. Monsoon season has arrived and, as well as ramping up the
heat, the clown has been watching and waiting until I'm out in the
elements before pressing a button to release giant bucket loads of
water over my head whilst clanging thunderous cymbals and sniggering
to himself! Despite the welcome coolness that accompanies the rain, this daily deluge leaves the streets awash with oversized
puddles strategically arranged to ensure a high chance of me either
falling into the middle of one, getting drenched as a passing bus
ploughs through one, or being run down by a
trishaw/bus/motobike/cyclist/cow as I attempt to navigate my way around some.
Or
it could simply be that 3 months in, life in Sri Lanka is becoming
more familiar. At times, it feels as if both everything and nothing
seem worthy of a blog post and I struggle to know what to include and what to leave out. And so, I thought I would put some
suggestions to you all and ask for some help in deciding on my next
blog topic. Here
are a few potential titles:
A Thai photo blog
Charging
elephants
Peace
and quiet in Bangkok
Coming
home to Sri Lanka
Sringlish
A
trip to the cinema
Why
I am a creature of great fascination (part 1) or alternative title
“just like Lady Di”
Let
me know what you think. I do greatly value your opinion. Although, I can't promise I wont completely ignore it.
I would like to hear about your adventures in Thailand and why you are just like lady Di! In fact do we have to choose? Can't we just hear about all of it?! Miss you! Love Tubster xxx
ReplyDeleteI'll see what I can do Tubby Jo. Missing you too xxxx
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ReplyDeleteThanks to everyone for your responses via facebook and email. Sorry blogger is so rubbish at posting comments. I know some of you have tried and failed to post comments here. Beth x
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