Small World Project: Holiday season update
The winter holiday season was a particularly busy month.
I met a total of sixteen people. See who I now know below:
December 10
#10 - Margaret's neice from Uganda
#11 - Gertrude's friend from Kenya (lawyer from AU)
#12 - Maria's boyfriend
#13 - Maria's subletter
#14 - Elderly man on the bus who asked if I was always "this nice" because I moved so he could sit down and warned a lady that she was losing her passport out her pocket
December 17
#15 - Anthony Santgati
December 24
#16 - Jean-Claude
December 26
#17 - Eric, my sister's friend's husband
#18 - Two of my sister's friend's cousins
#19 - My sister's friend
December 30
#20 - Cab driver from JFK (look up name in phone)
January 4
#21 - Laurie Markiewicz
#22 - Meghan Stabile
#23 - Nakia Booth
January 5
#24 - Roommate's brother
#25 - Roommate's brother's friend
This article was written on 05 Jan 2009, and is filled under Small World Project.
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