About a week ago I was making my way to a party through something close to a tropical rainstorm. When we reached the flat I was dying to get inside, open up my bottle of wine and dry my socks. Thanks to the host’s British hospitality I was able to do all the above even though there was no party. The reason: his former flat mate has vanished from the planet’s surface, nowhere to be found.
I wish I could say it was a friend of mine. Actually I hardly even knew the guy. We met at a party 3 months ago. He told me how much he loved his job at Danish television. And how much his producer-skills were on demand in
3 months later the same geezer tells his Danish boss in the middle of a sunny afternoon that he will be back in 15 minutes, steps out of the office and…..disappears, without trace. It’s hard to stay indifferent in a situation like that. His friends were driving all over southern Sweden looking for him, the phones were ringing constantly and our host of the “party-that-didn’t-take place” was actually quite glad to have us over and finally have somebody to talk to.
The situation made me think a lot so I checked the statistics. Apparently 500 000 Swedish people are un-officially depressed. That means that every 16th person you meet on the street is not feeling too well. Even if he is wearing a huge
And stop feeling bad about yourself; compared to some other people, you are just fine.
Oh yeah. Mr Disappear Without Trace is finally found. He showed up in
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