yesterday I had to go to george for some provisions, and after the hundred and forty km drive, I desperately needed a toilet, so I stopped at a small square where I have long ago used the public toilets, and they were always nice and clean.
This morning however, What met my eyes at entering, made them pop a wee bit, as at the only remaining handbasin, the other two having seen better days some time ago, with a huge crack in the one, and no taps on the other, was being used by the strangest creature, who was so vigorously brushing his or her teeth, that the toothpaste flew across the place in sticky drops. It was a cross dressing man, dressed all in ladies clothes, and he must have been a traveller or something like that, maybe homeless, for next to him was a weathered sportsbag, with a long black wig draped over it, ready I suppose to put on after he or she had done her ablution.
When I came out, and wanted to wash my hands, I saw with horror that my friend was washing some aalso weathered
underpants in the only basin, and he looked at me, and told me that a "girl must be clean, don't you think?" But he was by now intent on doing the right thing by me, so he opened the tap, and told me to wash quickly. I very gingerly held my hands under the running tap, and quickly rinsed them.
I was giggling for a long time after that, but also sad and have quite a warm feeling for that poor misguided human, who took up battle for me!
I just love the animals that eat their way around the village!
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