I think you should keep your red plastic desk. You could use some plants in your office though, it's like a set for a Harold Pinter play!
I was intrigued by your blog title - does Nayémbi mean "I sing" in Lingala? It looks a cool language - I noticed that the word for Coffee is almost the same as Arabic, that makes sense.
Unbelievable how expensive accommodation is! How about a hammock in your office? :-)
You'll be glad to know that is v cold and v grey in London - I'll continue to take vicarious pleasure in reading your blog!
Cheers, n
P.S. When I see that mighty river I can only think of Conrad's 'Heart of Darkness' - have you read it?
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Hi Carine
I think you should keep your red plastic desk. You could use some plants in your office though, it's like a set for a Harold Pinter play!
I was intrigued by your blog title - does Nayémbi mean "I sing" in Lingala? It looks a cool language - I noticed that the word for Coffee is almost the same as Arabic, that makes sense.
Unbelievable how expensive accommodation is! How about a hammock in your office? :-)
You'll be glad to know that is v cold and v grey in London - I'll continue to take vicarious pleasure in reading your blog!
Cheers, n
P.S. When I see that mighty river I can only think of Conrad's 'Heart of Darkness' - have you read it?
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