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Tiger

 When I was in the Himalayas in the summer of 1994 on a UN Mission with my best friend Julien Seetharamdoo, the week my mum passed away, Julien & I went on a trek into the reserve behind the school we were helping out at.

Half an hour into the walk, Julien pointed out it was actually a Tiger Reserve and, lo and behold, we then heard a tiger roar!  Needless to say, we turned back to base.  Julien saved my life that day!

The UN killed my mum.  It was trying to kill me too!

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