.

Out of Africa in Bellville. This excellent plate cost me $3.84. I also had a mango juice for 84 cents then a large cup of coffee for $1.40.

I wasn't in the mood to make a spectacle of myself by clawing at this with my hand and slobbering all over, so I asked for a fork and spoon. "Next time," I told the lady.


.

.

Out of Africa in Bellville. Since the menu board was in Ethiopian, I asked the lady to give me something simple, like rice with chicken, but she didn't have that, "We don't have rice. You can go next door."

"But it smells so good here. I want to eat here. Just give me whatever you think is good."

There were four women there, all friendly and delightful. They kept cracking up at my cluelessness, but what they gave me was wonderful.

Notice the spaghetti on offer. Italy did occupy Ethiopia.


.

.

[Bellville]


.

.

[Bellville]


.

.

[Bellville]


.

.

[Bellville]


.

.

[Bellville]


.

.

[Bellville]


.

.

[Bellville]


.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

Top of van, "I DID IT BEFORE I'LL DO IT AGAIN."


.

.

.

As sent by Kirill Borisovich Glasse:

.

Today in Cape Town, I talked to an Uber driver, Shaun, who knew two people who had just died after being vaccinated. One man was only 23-years-old. Vaccinated on Friday, he felt unwell so went to a clinic on Saturday, where he was told there was nothing wrong with him. Sunday, he went to a private doctor and, again, was told he was fine. On Monday, he died.

Shaun, "Before he was vaccinated, we were even joking about vaccine passports. He said, 'If we don't have vaccine passports, who will buy food for us?' We were laughing about it."

"If he had any doubts about the vaccine, why did he get it?"

"Many companies require you to get it."

"So he had no choice."

"No choice."

"And you can't even sue them!"

"No, you can't sue them."

"What will happen to his wife and children?! You said he was only 23. Did he have a wife and children?"

"Yes."


.