- Sep 30, 2005
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Ok I know that strange things happen to me all the time but this is the first time I have ever been broken in to! The hardest part to deal with is that I live in the "safest" of the teacher's houses. It must have looked as if I had gone out because I had locked the doors to take a nap (I have a cold and wanted to rest). The next thing I know someone has walked into my bedroom! I didn't get to see them as they were using their mobile phone to light the way. So I started yelling, they started running and I had no clue where they went (other than out of the house). I managed to remember to change my clothes (I was sleeping) before running out to the security guards (yes I have some) trying to explain what had happened (I don't speak Tetun and they don't speak English so it didn't really work). For a minute I thought I had been dreaming until I went into the kitchen and found that a door that is normaly secure was open! Then I got to call everyone and explain what has happened. So now I am sitting alone. Still have a cold and need some sleep but am a little uncertain. Moments like these I really don't like living alone in a foreign country!
Of course I would have preferred an alarm clock to wake me up!
Of course I am thankful. 
Nothing has been taken, nothing happened to me, it did really happen so it wasn't me dreaming (was worried about that for a minute ) and I was able to get most of it sorted quickly. 
Of course I would have preferred an alarm clock to wake me up!
Of course I am thankful. Nothing has been taken, nothing happened to me, it did really happen so it wasn't me dreaming (was worried about that for a minute ) and I was able to get most of it sorted quickly. 
