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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Tunisia – not smelling of Jasmin
There is nothing like being proved right about something to make you like it. In Tunis, Sousse, Kairoun and Sfax the cities provided a backdrop to our disscussions about how they felt like like they were waiting for something. Consequently when on … Continue reading
Posted in Arab Spring, cultural differences, tourisam, Tunisia
Tagged Arab Spring, protest, travel, Tunisia
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Drunk and Disturbing Me
We’re still in Tunisia, and I don’t really know what I think about it. Tunisians and I need to work really hard to understand each other’s Arabic, and they can’t believe it wouldn’t just be easier to talk French. The Tunisian old cities are similar enough to … Continue reading
