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| Bongo
met this fellow just outside of the Tower of London. He was
not very happy at the time and was explaining to his parents that
his lot in life could certaily stad some improvement. Bongo
shared some quality time with him and he felt better. |
Ms.
Lauren is a really nice lady that somehow is related to Mr.
Jim. Maybe they went to separate High Schools together or
something like that. Ms. Lauren was showing Bongo the
cathedral in Coventry. Bongo thought it needed a little
cleaning up. |
This
man is a Beefeater at the Tower of London (in London), which was
very confusing to Bongo. The Beefeater asked Mr. Craig to hold
Bongo (maybe he had beef stuff on his hands or something?). |
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| These
are the nice people the Bongo met when he was in Fort
Lauderdale. They had a towering place at the beach.
Bongo had a good time there and plans to visit again. Mr.
Marriot invited him back in a nice note he left for Bongo. |
This
nice man works in the Fahud field in Oman. He does something
with instruments, but is not a musician. That was very
confusing to Bongo, but he liked talking to him about multivariable
transmitters that use the HART protocol. |
This
is the nice lady in Oman that brings coffee and tea and stuff to the
people that work in the office. She was trying to teach Mr.
Jim how to ask for coffee with milk and sugar in Arabic. It
took a long time, but Mr. Jim finally learned. |
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| Mr.
Huwaishel also works in the Fahud field in Oman. He was nice
enough to let Bongo help him with his daily paperwork. Mr.
Huwaishel's papers have lots of numbers and charts and things on
them. Bongo thinks they are lots of fun. |
These
are the nice ladies from
The Chedi hotel in Muscat, Oman. They
did a very good job of ensuring that Bongo (and Mr. Jim) was
comfortable and enjoyed his stay at the hotel. They even set a
place at the restaurant table for him when he ate there with Mr.
Jim. |
Bongo
met this nice lady when he was on his way to Scotland. She
talked a lot more than than the people sitting on the floor behind
them. They looked comfortable, but did not talk much.
Mr. Jim said they were a different kind of people. He said
they were "Bronze". Bongo didn't know where that
was. |
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| Bongo
is inspecting the work that the nice lady did shining Mr. David's
shoes in the Houston Airport. Bongo thought she did a very
good job and told Mr. David that he should give her a little extra
money for her good work. |
Bongo
met Mr. Christian in the airport in Maracaibo, Venezuela. Mr.
Christian was there with his Mom saying goodbye to his Grandmother
who was going on an airplane ride. |
When
Bongo was visiting Switzerland, he met a nice girl that was VERY
sleepy. They had a short coversation, but it was hot that day
and Bongo was tired. |
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| Bongo
really enjoyed meeting Mr. Jim's Mom and Dad. They are really
nice people and gave him hints on how to deal with Mr. Jim.
They seemed to know a lot about him and asked Bongo to keep an eye
on him for them. |
Bongo
met his friend Ronald at the airport in Amsterdam. Ronald owns
a store that sells Scottish food. Mr. Jim had a "Big
Mac" to eat at the store. Ronald does not talk much, but
has a lot of helpers that do. |
This
is the nice lady in Brunei that would bring coffee and tea to Mr.
Jim and the other people in the office. She has a very hard
job and does lots of mixing and pouring and carrying and
stuff. Her hands were nice and warm. |
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| Ms.
Lisa is very good at checking names and making name tags and saying
names and all sorts of other name stuff in Kuala Lumpur. She
gave Bongo a name tag. |
Ms.
Shauna has been at a lot of the same technical conferences as
Bongo. She uses big words that sound really good, but Bongo
has to look some of them up before he can understand
them. |
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