You've been an aidworker for too long (7)
You've been an aidworker for too long...
..if you know the fifteen guards at the UN club in Islamabad by name, but forget how to drive to your brother's house.
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You've been an aidworker for too long...
..if you know the fifteen guards at the UN club in Islamabad by name, but forget how to drive to your brother's house.
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3 comments:
Interesting...has UN a club in Islamabad....? and what is it alike?
There used to be one, at least until I left back in 2001... It was about the only place in town to get a decent drink and decent food...
Unfortunately it was also the place where *everyone* came. So, always the same faces daytime and nighttime ;-)
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I like the caption. Honestly its for everyone who lost themselves in job.
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