I was today years old when I found out that Sao Tome and Principe exist.
I Googled it and looked through some photos, and it seems like a beautiful and peaceful place. So, hello 👋🏼 to anyone from Sao Tome and Principe.
I'd love to hear what life there is actually like. What are the local specialties when it comes to food and drinks? What sports are popular? How would you describe the political landscape and day-to-day culture?
I'm genuinely curious and would love to learn anything you'd like to share about your country.
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This afternoon I went to a movie called Hokum in PVR express Avenue. I sat beside a guy and a girl, don't know whether they were friends or couples or siblings. They looked very well educated and Elite. Padam starting to end they kept on talking. Loda loda nu, and apo apo sound'aah vera
Hokum is a horror movie, so most of the times la theatre was silent and there was no subtitles. I had a hard time catching words with these brats constantly chit chatting. Glad they didn't ruin my movie experience completely. But there were times when myself and a front seat guy got frustrated. I didn't say anything and after coming out I realised it's time, I should start speaking out and put these brats in their place hereafter if I come across such incidents. Point is... Idhu oru aal solli ya theriyanum? Nalla paduchu irrukainga cuz english la mattum dhaan nottitu irrundhainga. What's with people in general nowadays? 😭
Innoru madaiyan was shaking his popcorn exactly at a pivotal moment of the movie. The whole theatre was silent, protagonist'ey breathe panna pei vandhurumnu silent'aah irrupaan. Inga ivan andha nerathula dhaan popcorn kulukanuma. 🥲