Finally I'm here...
My home in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
View from mom's bedroom balcony:
View from mom's apartment, you can see some cool mosques in the distance:
The corner stop sign:
Welcome home (Mom's front door):
The living room:
The dining room:
The kitchen:
My bedroom:
2 comments:
what's up with the STOP sign? how many people out of 10 speak english? metric system? right or left side drivers? marine wildlife? fishing industry? any other wildlife besides mini-dinos, la cucarracas, and Mr. Camel? Does he have a brother by the way? what kind of birds? how many mickey d's?? What color are the larger rocks? does the soil get solid like clay at any depth do you think? are there any people walking around with hand held metal detectors? is the air moist, dry, salty, polluted, thick or thin? did the doors open in or out? what type of woods do they predominantly use in architecture. furniture, etc.? do they have any traditional hospitals? Is the Red Cross all over the place in Doobie and Abu D or localized? what other countries were people mainly from besides america? number of children per family walking down the street? any graffiti? any cool salt sculptures? i'll ask you more later. luvyamissyabye
wow such an inquisitive sister i have. let's see, where do i get started? 9/10 people speak English, all metric system, right side, normal marine wildlife just easier to see since the water is clearer, fishing industry has taken over the world, pretty birds and some stray cats mostly, mr camel has many brothers.. and sisters too if you are interested - ill pass your number along, normal desert birds similar to AZ minus the cactus wren, a lot of mickey d's along with burger king, carls jr, subway, chi chis, pizza hut, applebees, and some others i cant think of right now, not many larger rocks mostly just sand, havent seen a lot of soil but my guess would be yes, havent seen that many hand held metal detectors but ill pass the idea along, air is dry and cool right now but really freakin hot and humid in the summer, the doors open in and out, mostly in..smart people, hmm not sure about the wood, will consult and get back to you on that one, yes traditional and very good hospitals i hear with doctors educated in europe and america, the red cross here and i see the ads for it everywhere, all over the world but mainly south africa, lebanon, india, pakistan, sudan, oman, UK, Norway, Australia, New Zealand, and The Philippines, yes graffiti but not much of it..the kids here have a higher fear of established government (and their parents) plus things are cleaned up quickly, havent see any cool salt sculptures but maybe some cool mosques does that count for you?
as far as the stop sign is concerned, i thought it was cool, back off!
peaceloveandhappiness
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