this is the apartment i am staying in until i get my own. it's really nice.
there was some graffiti outside that read "EMIL" i thought 'hey, that's almost my name' but i didn't take a picture for you because there is a dirty picture underneath it... so oh well. some of the graffiti is fairly entertaining. my favorite is the one of the little girl flying through the air holding a kite string. that is soooo gangsta.
the city is growing on me by the minute. i've pent a lot of time walking the past couple days, so we have bonded a little. it's a lot like austin in a lot of ways.
but it's also unlike any place i've been before in so many more ways.
the driving is hilarious. and death defying.
here are a few general lessons i am glad i didn't learn the hard way:
pedestrians don't get the right of way.
and the sidewalk is less for walking and more for parking (60kph - 0kph in 1 second)
there are pet-dogs and there are street-dogs and there is a difference.
the bus will drive off whether you've completed exiting or not - so you better hurry up and get off.
/bes shaka/ can either mean 5 sugars or no sugar... just make sure you know what language they're hearing.
there's more i'm sure...
i'll have more pictures and updates when i get more time on the internet.
it's a rare commodity at the moment...
31 October 2008
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love the apt! its so nice...yeah we def have the same problem here with people driving and parking on the side walk...its so weird...and the same with public transportation.....hope all is well! thinking about you...
Strange, I was once attacked by a gang of flying girls with balloons. Gangsta is right!
I will be praying for your safety and for His success through you. God Bless!
I love:
1. your face in the bathroom pic. subtle, yet obvious.
2. that there is a mountain. A MOUNTAIN!
3. the dirty picture next to your almost name- that's comedy.
4. that your apartment looks big and nice and safe.
5. the lessons you've learned so far because they're the real nit and grit.
your toothbrush is in direct contact with the glass shelf.
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