You not writing is equal to a snake not using his venom. For you Nationalists are saints and PL supporters are damned. Nice to have “opioninists” like you.

‘Then perhaps men really are made of poorer stuff than women’,

Why do you think women and not men give birth to children?

@ Gahan

Oh come on! I broke a metatarasal (that is one of the bones that you walk upon), kept on working, went to casualty 2 hrs after the accident, placed in plaster and the next day I was back to work with crutches.

The only thing that I couldn’t do was drive.

“I was inspired to give interviews to all media outlets by two babies, born on the same day, from the same mother. Their mother had bled during pregnancy, and their father supported her through her difficult ordeal. Then the waters broke, Mario Vella said “I told you so”, and she was rushed to hospital while petards exploded in the background, and men of good will rejoiced around the world. I saw Palestinian jihadists hugging Israeli rabbis. I saw gnarled samurai warriors embracing Inuit grandmothers. I saw tall Masai herdsmen hand in hand with Congolese pygmies. Heaven and earth resounded with the sound of love. For the two babies were born.

Those babies were Étoile and Soleil.”

Daphne , pain in the ankle would not let you move. I broke my wrist (the funny bone )some fifteen years ago , and I went to work after the plaster , the pain was different and less intense.
An eighty kilo weight on a cracked foot is no joke.

I find it strange that one is house bound for five months because of a twisted ankle. When I was much younger I still went to school with a plaster cast and crutches, and then later on in life when I busted my ankle again I still managed to go to work.

Ma, kemm ilha teqred dwar it-tqala u l-hlas. Qishom l-uniku nies li qatt kellhom baby fl-istorja tad-dinja. Xi dwejjaq ta’ nies.