Today I saw a child standing by a sewer laughing and pointing at a large rat. I took note that it was much furrier than other rats that I have seen, then I quickly moved on.
That night, I noticed a lizard was tucked between the fluorescent light bulb and the wall. It was about 6" or 7" inches long and it just laid there soaking up the light. I named him "Zinny" in honor of my friend Otis and Hivy's Christmas Tree lizard who passed away recently. I'm not sure where Zinny went when I turned out the light and I'm not sure that I want to know.
Since I stopped working with CRAWL, I had to vacate the guest house I was staying in after only 7 days, even though I still had to pay CRAWL for 2 weeks rent and another "donation" fee on top of that. The more I thought about it the more something seemed wrong with the organization.
I moved from the neighborhood where I was staying to the backbacker/tourist area. I did this because it was much closer to Mother Teresas as well as having more options for transportation. I was sad to leave my area since I had gotten use to being there and had even become familiar with some of the shop keepers in the neighborhood. One in particular was a seamster. I'm figuring that's what you call a male seamstress? I ripped two different pairs of pants and he's sewed them up for me right on the spot.
When I got to the backpackers' area I found out that most of the guest houses were full. I moved into a really shitty guest house in the meantime in hopes that a better one would open up tomorrow. That's when the sickness hit.
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I reasonably suspect CRAWL is linked to the mafia that is pimping the street children. You provided the kids with enough energy (cookies and milk) to beg on the streets, they then bring their loot to the mafia king...who also runs the vendors.
What those kids really need is some ramen noodles, tuna,soymilk and sandwiches.
The wildlife can't be as bad as that in the Fens? Right? (the Fens is the park area between fenway park an the museum of fine arts in boston)
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