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Monday, October 28, 2013

11:00 AM

My minds realing, too much to process in such a short amount of time.

I'm on the bus to Trinidad, we're still picking up everyone from Hotels so we're still in old Havana. I had a late night last night, really late haha conisdering I needed to get up at 6:30am. I was rushing this morning but I managed nearly everything...except for probably something super important. I didn't have time to book a place to stay when I come back from Trinidad, I was about to put in my deets into the system and the tour bus showed up D= I still had my luggage upstairs in my room and really needed to change some more money and return my key. I ran up and got that all done at least, I probably changed a lttle too much which I'm bummed about now because it means I need i'll probably need to change it back when I get to the airport on Wednesday. Err I'll land on my feet, I'm sure there's got to be at least one internet cafe in Trinidad right =S and the families who rent out their homes are usually heaps nice and give directions for things, plus Ivan my tour guide is also going to be in that town and he gave me his number incase I run into any trouble. I just need to find a public phone I guess coz my phone doesn't seem to work here but I haven't ever tried calling a local number.

Hmm so does necessity breed confidence? Because I've done so much here that I wouldn't of done alone back home. I mean, I could, it would just take a significantly larger amount of persuading haha. I guess it's because I have little choice here and I don't want to waste the opportunities I'm presented with because I highly doubt I'm ever coming back to Cuba. It's been nice but there's so many other places I'd rather see in the world.

Oh jeez, this is a long trip, we've just finished picking everyone up, it's 9:07am, he says we'll get there around 3-4pm S'all good, I slept like 1.5hrs last night.

So I'm going to pick up where I last left off in my previous post before I went to diner. Lol I can't remember what we did in order, I need to look at pics. One second. Ahhhh yup. So it was Friday and we packed up our things and got our usual free breakfast and we were back on the road to Havana. Along the way we stopped at a government housing project community called Las Terrazas. It was pretty cool, we stopped off at a bar first, at like 10am lol got our free cocktail and listened to a few songs by the band there. Everyone was kind wahhhh, but lol it's never too early for drinking and live music. I totes made the right choice of tours here haha. There was two to choose from but I only chose this one because in the tag line it specifically mentioned dancing and they weren't wrong XD

Las Terrazas was kool, Ivan (tour guide) explained a lot of the socialst reforms that Cuba's got in place. I drilled him for more info because I was a little confused by it since it almost seemed like this town was the only one where all that stuff happened but turns out it's generally across the whole country, minus the free houses. I think it was back in the 60's they tried to repopulate the area after masive deforestation and so the government was looking to find an agricultural workforce willing to regnerate the bushland in the area and in turn give the people free housing as an incentive which worked out great for that partiuclar area because there was so much poverty in those hills. Other programs in place are the food rations that everyone gets given. That still exists across the country, everyone is entitled to a certain amount of basic food products necessary to survive; eggs, milk, sugar, flour, ect. Plus Ivan said they also have a thing where kids get free milk until they're 7 years old...or maybe it was all their food. Tbh I can't remember how it works, because they have a set amount of things they can buy from their rations, but they do have to pay. I think it's to ensure everyone has access to food because there have been times in Cuba, especially in the 90's where there just wasn't enough to go around for everyone. So if you want to buy more than your quota you can go to the free market and barter there with people.

So Ivan took us walking around the town and we stopped at a coffe shop/bar thing and got a free coffee each because that place is known for it's coffee plantations. Obviously I went for the typical coffee from the area which was a cold frappe type thing. DELICIOUS. Not the worlds best but it tasted a bit like the iced mochas I used to get at work.

Oh..we did a pitstop like 30mins into the ride =S I spoke to the drivers and asked them for directions when we get to Trinidad. I managed to get pics of the map and adress of the house I'm going to so at least I managed that this morning lol. They said it's close to the drop off point but I really don't know haha...oh well, I'll figure it out, he says I should get a bicitaxi, they're pretty popular here, guy on a bike with a cart type thing at the back for two people to sit in. We'll see, I'm not too woried, it seems pretty easy to walk to, but with my massivo backpack lol a little tiring.

Lol I tried talking to a few people from the bus I'm on when we stopped off just then but they werent too receptive haha..oh well.

Anyway, back to what happened Friday. We got out coffees and then took a 5min bus ride to the first coffee plantation built in the area that is no longer in use, they really don't seem too big, I can't imagine they would produce much there. It used to be owned by a wealthy french family who used slaved from Africa to help farm their land. So that was pretty but mossy as all fuck and damp, I stacked it like 3 times but only made it to the floor once =P

Then we were back on the road to Havana and finally made it around 2 or 3pm. Back to our starting hotel and everyone dumped their shit and met up for lunch in the restaurant across the road from ours, the most expensive one in Havana. The irish guys had been raving about the burgers there so we were all craving them by that point, all of us missing a little bit of western food. They were tasty! Probably one of the best burgers I've ever had, big too. Then we all parted ways and I went hunting for internet. Internet in cuba runs off these cards that allow you to buy an hour of internet and then you put in the code into the computers. My hotel ran out of cards

Later that night our group met up for one last night all together for dinner and dancing and to celebrate the Cuban girls birthday. We went back to the restaurant we went to the first night where I had a massive lobster which wasreally tasty and then we went to a slasa place. TBH it was kinda shit. We headed back like at 2am with most of the group having evaporated through the night. When I got to the foyer I met some drunk British chick.

I fell asleeeeeep, woke up just in time as we pulled up to our next pitstop for lunch. Was chatting to this sweet old couple from Wales. Anyway, back to my recount.

So I had met this drunk girl in the foyer who wanted me to come dancing with her and the guy she was with and it all felt a little fishy, they couldn't communicate with each other so I was translating but she was so drunk she just kept talking over him and repeating the same shit. I got her to calm down and I don't know why I followed them, i guess I was bored, Friday nights in Havana should be better spent than hal-heartedly dancing with a bunch of people I should have bonded with all week. So I made sure I knew where we were walking so I could walk back and we only went straight and they stopped at a bottlo and brought the drinks back to the plaza across from my hotel so I felt safe. There's cops around most places anyway, I was suprised they didn't stop us because drunk chick was making a lot of noise and kept arguing in broken spanish with the dude. It all chilled out once we got to the Plaza because he had a set of speakers and she connected her phone and we just danced around haha. The chick was hella drunk though, kept showing me her "professional" dance moves and looked like a damn wanker haha but she was nice enough, and enamoured with me I guess, kept telling me I was her best friend and we commonwealth buddies need to stick together. I got stories out of her and it was alright. I really didn't trust the guy alone with her though, he would get all seedy with her and she obviously didn't want that. Eventually I convinced her to go back to her apartment so I told her I would walk her so we finally left and some homeless guy followed. Gah. He offered her straight rum from a fucking popper, the cheapest kind you can get and she just kept taking swigs while I'm telling her to stop drinking because she had fallen over like 3 times already. We got to a corner and I asked her if she knew where she was going and she was just lost, and realising how drunk she really was, meanwhile shes still drinking straight rum off a homeless dude =.= After about 15mins of her unable to focus and not being able to tell me where she was staying I gave up and wished her luck. She said she would be fine...and Cuba's actually really safe but jeez, what a trainwreck.

I enjoyed myself though haha, I got to dance freely and finally to some music in english and met some rastas haha. Then ended up dancng with some taxi drivers on my way back to the hotel, they were in the parking space with their soundsytems blasting and dancing there with some people so I just joined in haha. I think I got to bed around 5am hehe.

Up at 8am again the next day to gt breakfast, book my transfer to Trinidad and say goodbye to the last few memebers of the tour group who were leaving. Some of us where staying a little longer in Havana so we decided to hang out. Most of them wanted to meet at 11;30am which was too late for the Colombian who had to be back at the hotel for her flight at 12:30 so the two of us went exploring. She stupidly stepped out the door of the hotel and opened up a giant map at the door so suprisesuprise we got swamped with taxi drivers lol. We ended up getting a bicitaxi to where she wanted to go, I felt so sorry for him haha hauling her AND me around in the backseat. We didn't really find what we were looking for but we walked around the block and then got back on the bike and he did a quick tour and showed us their China Town and then took us to La Plaza de la Revolucion, we took pics and then head back because I was meant to meet up with the others. I walked in and they weren't around =( So I just left again with the Colombian girl and got lunch together and then crashed out like a light.

That's when I started writting the previous post! The sweethearts had left me a note on my door that I never saw because I was asleep but they called me up to the room. We went to the beautiful little italian place, good lasagne. Then we met up with our bcitaxi guy from earlier because he had told me he could take us out somewhere good. I had told him they wanted to go to the Hemingway bar and he said that was a rip off but we went anyway, lol the group walked in, I took a pic and by the time I was done they had already decided it was too expensive and bailed. Instead he took us to a bottlo, we got some cheapo rum in a popper and some coke and sat by the seaside wall waiting to make some time. It was fun, they had buskers who would come and play us songs and the taxi dude would poiint out to us which girls were actually prostitutes with their pimps LOL soooooo many, and pretty too. Once it was time we walked to La Casa de la Musica which was lovely. They have them all over Cuba where they do shows before they open up the dancefloor. They had a group of contemporary salsa dancers and a few solo singers and then the Salsa band came on. They were funny, all dressed in what looked like a mix between BBoys and old school emo kids. Tight bright skinny jeans, flashy sunnies, high tops or vans and brightly coloured, open-collared fitted button down shirts. Their hair thoughhhh lol, some horrific side fringes, the really scene kind, where half the face is covered and the sides of the head are shaved down. That or some wierd shark fin type dealios lol.

So we lasted in that until like 4:30am and then I got up at 6:30am to pack and get ready today =.=

It's not 12:52 and we're still on route. I've been on a lot of buses since I got here, it's comfortable and I've gotten to see the countryside heaps and authentic towns which aren't all touristy. It's been cool. Hmm I need to look for an internet cafe when I get there. Geh I need to try and book a hotel. Totes staying at a different one this time. Not that the Plaza was bad butttt the taxi dude wants to hang out when I come back Tuesday and although he's got a few sesh moves I'm totes not bothered meeting up with him alone =.= Plus I know he works out the front of there and he's going to see me if I come back there lol. Before I left this morning I found the perfect place and on the other side of town, wifi, pool, clean, and infront of the ocean, wth a few restaurants to choose from. I'm just going to be there for one arvo, I have no plans of stepping out of that hotel until I leave lol. So that's the plan, spend sunday monday in Trinidad, get a bus back tuesday, arriver around 4pm again, get dinner in Havana in the hotel, go for a swm maybe, maybe get mah hairssss didddd coz the foils are an awful rank hoe colour atm from washing it like twice a day. The hotel has a massage service and beauty salon so we'll see. Could totes use a pedi haha. Jeez I look like a leper atm, my legs are absoloutely covered in mossie bites and I've started getting those random bruises again.

Boo I wish I had fb, I wanna write to peeps =( I managed to open it, read some of the msgs and then got called out to the bus =(

Anywhoozle, I'm going to transfer all my pics onto the laptop.

LubchuLongTime.

& Kitty goes MeOw.

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Sunday, October 27, 2013

6:30 PM

And the tour's over! D=

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So day 6: We all woke up for our included buffet breakfast which was the only free meal each day and then all quickly packed up and head to reception to grab our tour bus to Soroa. I quickly snuck in like 15mins of internet while everyone loaded into the bus and then we were off! I started reading 50 shades of grey LOL the shameeeee, it's been on my phone as a pdf for like a year now and I found it the other night so I figured what better time than long bus rides. I'm bummed I didn't put anything on there before I left. Maybe I can do that from Chile once I've got easy net again, I might even be able to from Costa Rica if there is wifi somewhere. I'm up to chapter 17 which looks like halfway through the book, tbh she's not a very good literotica wrighter, I still haven't been turned on which is a bummer haha and I LOVE sub/dom relationships, it's sexy as all fuck and I know what it feels like to give up that control but meh, she keeps describing the protagonists anticipation and sexual arrousal as an awakening deep in her belly. I don't know about you but when I'm turned on, it's not my belly that gets tight and wet haha. Anyway, we took the bus to this rainforesty resort in Soroa stopping at a cheap Pizzeria along the way. The foods left a lot to be desired here, makes sense though, they don't have the outside influence of other cuisines here and are working with semi-limited resources, beef here is hard to come by, it's actually an offence to kill a cow here, you can actually go to jail if you are caught. It's still available but like, it's impossible to get a steak here, like a proper thick stake, they only have beef as mince or in stew.

When we got to the resort we all quickly got our rooms and met up again to walk to Cuba's heighest waterfall...10meters lol. I'm an idiot and didn't bring my swimmers which, i'm not kicking myself about, but swimming under a waterfall has always been a dream. Instead I chatted to the locals working there, took pics and had another CocoLoco (honey, fresh coconut juice and rum). We all walked back and I stopped at the Orchid garden on the way back to the resort and chilled there for a bit, it was goregous but Orchids aren't really in season yet so there was very few and tbh the ones Tim's grandparents grew were spectacular so these really had nothing on them. Then back to the resort where everyone was chilling by the massive pool, I went and got my swimmers but by the time I got back it was closed because they were cleaning it =.= Instead I played a quick round of pool with two of the Irish dudes and I did suprisingly well haha I instantly sunk 2 and then was on a roll after that, still lost though haha coz I sunk like 3 of their balls too LOL. Then it was time for dinner but it was pretty craptacular and the service was poor and semi-annoying German girl's wine was off =.= Then back to the poolside bar where we played a drinking game with half the girls.

I don't know what it's called but it was pretty simple and kind of fun. As a group you count to 21 or a lesser number if there isn't too many people present so each person says the next number and then when you hit 21 you say cheers and drink. To spice up the game, the person who lands on 21 gets to assign a rule to a number along the way, so each round the person who lands on that number has to do what the rule says. If you forget what the rule was or that there was a rule assigned you fail, have to drink and the count starts over. Some of the rules we had were that you needed to drink a certain amount, buy a drink and share it around the group, clap, dance, gargle a song ect. I like drinking games, they're fun but the only one that's ever gotten me drunk is Kings Cup and it's by far the one I've enjoyed the most. We also played a round of never have I ever but it quickly became about everyones sexual exploits haha, nothing too interesting though. I was a little bummed that night because it was the first one I didn't dance, the resorts dj had gone home =.= Eva still managed to go to bed earlier than me so she had to endur my nightly clumsy entrance into the room and hour long shower to try and cool off.

LOL I just got a phone call to my room, that's funny, this morning I was supposed to hang out with the norweignen couple but I missed them because I went out quickly with the colombian and when I got back they were gone, but they're smart, they called me to my room to go out for dinner =D

I gtg! I'll keep writting later.

& Kitty goes MeOw.

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1:30 AM

It's thursday 1:20am here in Maria La Gorda Cuba, there's a kitten using a palm tree as a scratching post and an ox just got up and walked away when I got to the beach. This place is beautiful and I can't help but stay awake, there's too much to see and experience, everyone says I'm a "machine" but they don't understand, I'm not tired, there's just too much to live and see and think about. This trip to Cuba has flown by, I got here 6 days ago and every day seems to feel like we've done a weeks worth of activities. I'm still kind of dumbfounded by how easy everything has been, stuff that used to be sooo hard and scary when I was younger. It's been real confidence building, it's simple stuff though, being able and willing to talk to everyone and anyone, getting on a horse, not caring that I look like a fucking train wreck here lol. It's been lovely =)

I've seriously enjoyed this trip, it's not been mind blowing, but it's been exactly right. I've seen heaps, danced every single day and even managed to finalllly build up a bit of a tan. I'm going to try pick up where I left off but I tend to get inturupted, currently the only potential threat is the constant stinging scratches Im feeling, like I'm being biten potentially lol. BUT I WILL PERSEVERE.

Last I left off we were heading to Maria La Gorda and stopping off at a Rum Factory, it was pretty dull lol. We may have also stopped at a cigar factory where I bought mikel and joel one each as per their request and a few books for mum/nan. We stopped at a servo for lunch and had some icky microwaved pizza. On we went and we got to what is supposedly, Cuba's most beautiful and picturesque beach area, Maria La Gorda in the Guanahacabibes Peninsula. Clear blue waters, zero waves, desktop screensaver worthy. We upgraded me and eva's room as soon as we heard there was beachfront available but the bitchface got shitty about it at me when they told us the room wouldn't be ready for two hours. It wasn't a big deal =.= One of the other coupled girls had the room next to ours and we dumped our stuff there and head off to the beach infront of our doorstep. I'm pretty sure I went straight to the internet room and payed for an hour first haha. After they swam, I only dipped my feet, we all met up for the "romantic sunset cruise", which I suppose in some settings it could have been but it was basically 16 people on a boat getting drunk off the open bar lol. Plus snorkeling xD For the first time I actually got tipsy here in Cuba, then we were off to dinner and then the beach bar for drinks. I obviously danced and slowly they all went to sleep, meanwhile I stayed up dancing with the cuban tourist group until the wee hours and then had an epicly long shower as has become my norm lately.

The next day, which was today, we got up and got our free buffet breakfast and then the girls and me head off to the included tour to Cabo San Antonio. It wasn't anything too epic, we saw the lighthouse from the outside, iguanas from the bus, we looked for the worlds tiniest bird but we had no luck, visited the turtle beach but it wasn't egg laying season and climbed a rickety old tower that was infested with termites. Then I had lunch with our tour guide and back to the net! I cleaned up a bit and then went swimming solo for a bit. Dinner time came around and then back to the beach bar where we danced some more and then me and the semi-annoying german girl, the tour guide and one of the irish dudes went night swimming xD It was lovely and all unplanned so everyone just jumped in. This place is so hot all the time that even at night the water is tepid. It was great, and then i showered and here I am. Blogging at the beach listening to my 'Walking to the west' playlist while Eva sleeps back at the room, probably annoyed that I keep showering at night while she sleeps. I don't really care though, she wont turn the aircon on at night =.=

I haven't met anyone I would call a lifelong friend, or even a friend here but they've all been lovely and I've slowly made my away around the group and gotten nearly everyones stories. Lol it's been fun though, feeling like a group, everyone sorta looks out for each other in a way so that's been nice, and lol there's like a running joke about me being the dancer of the group and my love of pina colladas. Tbh, I don't love them lol, I hated them until I got to Cuba, the ones I had tried were gross. But every since I had ONE at like 10am, I'm the pina collada chick LOL plus I had another a few hours later on our next pit stop. They keep ordering them for me whenever we go to a bar haha, theyre not bad, tend to be less hit and miss than the mojitos here.

Gah I wish I would stop getting biten, I just wanna chill here.

So Im extending my trip but I don't know by how much, atm I'm thinking extending it until the 2nd week of January, maybe 3rd. I want to be back in time for my birthday. But I don't know how quickly I'll get sick of being in La Serena. I need to let the girls know I wont be going with them on our road trip lol, I already warmed them it was a possibility.

I also realised I actually have a lot longer in Cuba at the end of my trip than I thought. With no accomodation, lol I met someone my first day in Cuba who offered me to crash at their place buttttt lol I think I should maybe not risk my luck that much. I spoke to the tour guide and asked for suggestions and it sounds like he has a plan for me so I'll figure it out in the morning. =D Turns out, not 2 days, but 5, although really, it;s more like 4 coz the 5th day I fly, hmm I should check what time. Ahh not till 6pm, so I need to be at the airport at 3pm. Hmm doable.

Then I'm off to Costa Rica with 2 days to myself before the tour starts as well. Gah I hope it's not even more humid but I think it will be =( I need to build up the courage to do some of the crazier stuff, they have ziplining XD and white water rafting, turns out that's in a group so I think there shouldn't be any problems. I don't even know how long that tour goes for. Lemme check! 11 nights..wow even longer than Cuba's trip. Hmm. I just read the itinerary, sounds alright, I hope the people are as chill as this group was.

Anyway. I'm going to shut this and chill for a bit before heading to bed.

Lovelove.

& Kitty goes MeOw.

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Tuesday, October 22, 2013

2:30 PM

Back to day 3:

Lol okay so there was no time to keep writting after dinner coz I ended up talking to the german girl Im rooming with for like three hours and then it was time to go out again. I'm on the bus atm heading towards a rum factory I think and then to our next destination which is 4 hours away, Maria La Gorda.

Day 3 was our first full day in Vinales and the first time we had proper activities to do, we had the option to go see a Tabacoo farm and visit with the farmers who roll the cigars, either by horse or by walking there ourselves. Most of thr group choose horses because we couldn't b fucked walking for four hours in the sun and humidity but I think about 4 people went walking and must have visited a different plantation.

I've never been too much of a fan of horses, I don't really get why people think they;re beautiful, all I can ever really think of are those invisible death horses from Harry Potter. Either way, wanted to try something a little different for me, I was worried I wouldn't be able to get on or off the horse because I had soooo much troublea few years back but it was a piece of cake, main difference, I'm now just as tall as the horse as opposed to 8 years old. Also pretty scared I would get kicked off and end up with a punctured lung and in ICU for a few months like one of my patients a few months back, luckily, nothing bad happened, one chick started crying towards the end coz she freaked out but no major dramas. It definetly made things easier, I can't imagine how shitty I would have been at the end of all that if we had walked. We went into farmlands that were in the National Park of Cuba so all protected by the government but it was massive and the guides said we didn't even see a quarter of it. Lots of different crops too, corn, beans, rice, tabaco, ornages, mangos and probs a few more I'm forgetting. It was beautiful, very green and tropical, and the horses kinda small and scrawny but they did okay =) After maybe 30mins of riding we got to the farm house where they showed us how they roll the cigars, it was really interesting because we got to see and try how the Puros are made which is spanish for pure. Authentic puros are grown completely organically, no chemicals and not even the use of tractors and machinery, plus they have about 90% less nicotine than Xuban factory cigars. Like I mentioned in my last post, the farmers can keep 10% of their final procut so these guys make puros. They take our the stem which is where 90% of the nicotiine is, whereas the government factories just mulch up all the leaf and chemically treat them somehow. So what the farmers do is they harvest the leaf and then dry it out for 3 months, then they out about 50kg worth of leaves in a box made of palm tree and they drizzle the leaves with different things like honey from the valley, vanilla, guava or lemon. Once that process is done they can roll the actual cigar which takes about 3 days to finish the process because they need to compres the leaves together and these guys seal the tip with another tobacoo leaf and honey xD They gave us one to try fr free and it was much nicer than the nes I've tried in Aus, not that I know what the fuck Im talking about here but it tasted cleaner, less harsh. Plus they drizzled honey on the end of the cgar so it would taste sweeter. They also gave us little banas whch were super sweet xD and this amazing drink called CocoLoco which was a fresh coconut cut open, they add honey to the coconut milk and then rum SO GOOD.

Then we wwent back tot he horses and they took us up a mountain to have a good look fo the Valley fo Silece and the Mongotoes, so beautiufl, they had this little house up there and they offered us drinks and to just chill for a bit. I got to talking to the tour guides because I had been translating for the group the entire time seeing as the farmers only spoke very basic english, pretty much just able to say relax, stop, left and right lol. They were nice, they were telling me they're parkr angers so it's pretty much their job just to take tourists on the horse rides around the fields and to look after the horses. e said they usually only get tours like 2 times aweek though. Then we rode back for another maybe 40mins, rushed back tot town to meet up with the rest of the group because we were meant to go to the Indian Cave together. We quickly all freshened up a bit because we werre all covered in mud and horse stankkk and sweaty like fuck. Then we took the tour bus to the cave but that tour lasted like 15mins lol. It was really nice though, it's a cave formation under one of the Mongotes with a river flowing through it so we got on a boat and went into it. Really pretty, but Genolan caves are more stunning. We had the option to go to the bigger cave but no one was bothered walking for that long after the mornings activities. On our way out were the tyoical toursit souvenir stands which everyone ignored and we went back into town, dropping off our lads at the pool. Eva, the chick im bunking with fell asleep, I blogged. Then we had our first proper homecooked cuban meal. It tasted pretty much the asame as the restaurant.s Rice with black beans, fried potatoe chips and a type of sweet potatoe. Plus our main, eva got fish which I was like meh, Chilean seafood is fucking amazing. I ordereed the chicken, tasted the same as the chicken we make at home, like guiso, or like adobo as the filos call it.

Later that night we met up with the group again to go to the bar and then off to the dance club again. It was fun, the group was a little more relaxed with each other and the europeans seemed more willing to dance and make fools of themselves lol. I appreciate the effort though, plus as long as everyones having fun I think it's amazing. I got back to the room at like 2am and showered for like an hour I felt disgusting.

OH we're at the factory!!

& Kitty goes MeOw.

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