I went to the hospital for a TB test, which is required for renewing my work contract. They gave the skin test, and when they took the needle out, it kept squirting. All over me, and in my mouth. Then we all laughed.
Laughed and laughed.
Because we didn't know the consequences, and by laughing, we all hoped to forget about what we were laughing about.
Voters get expressive on ballot forms
11/03/2010
Some voters expressed their votes by writing messages and pictures on the ballot form. As long as the marking is made inside the box, that ballot is counted.
According to poll watchers messages included “A okay”, “I love Eni” or “U rock” which were scribbled inside the boxes next to their candidate’s name. Several voters also wrote the words “yes” or “no” inside the boxes.
A poll watcher said on the first absentee ballot counted for the constitutional referendum at the Election Office yesterday the voter wrote the word “No” inside the no box and then drew the picture of a skull.
The government Christmas concert. This once a year phenomenon goes on for three days and forces all government employees, from every agency, to get on stage and sing praises to Jesus. While some may call that a blatant violation of the separations between church and state, we call it "pese."
Here is Part 1 of Meg’s Christmas singing experience. She is singing with the Department of Human Resources, for whom she was working at the time.
And the exciting conclusion to Meg’s pese concert. This one is especially good, because there’s dancing!
