To Pee or not to Pee
Monday 26th
The weather this morning is very cloudy with a heavy dew and what appears to be mist. The humidity is rising and the sun feels a lot hotter. Tomorrow is forcast to be 37 degrees. We have new neighbours. An Indian family moved in a couple of weeks ago. The woman must be pregnant because her morning wretching reverberates through the complex. They are loud and have a strange annoying habit of washing all the daily pots and noisily hang them out in the communal back yard at or around midnight. Since they have moved in the back yard is becoming a litter bin. They did not really initially ingratiate themselves to us by using our washing lines without having the courtesy to ask. I feel the rubbish problem will only get worse. As I have highlighted in previous blogs,the disposal of rubbish is a continual problem here.
Wherever you go here you will come across Indian males urinating, particularly by the side of the road. It seems to be a national pastime. Anytime night or day they can be found watering there surrounding area. It really is unnecessary and rather disgusting. There seems to be perverse double standards at work here. I have never seen a woman do this, in fact, women are not allowed to show much flesh at all, when they go for a swim in the sea most are fully clothed, yet a man can strip off to his ‘Y’ fronts when he wants to, go for a swim and then piss wherever he feels like.
