Oh the heat, noise and the dirt have been getting to me! A tired and lazy girl am I.
I have been a negligent attender of gyms and studier of Arabic. Even after going to such great lengths as going to sleep before 10:00 pm and taking a multitude of multi-vitamins, I have been unable to locate my energy anywhere. Where did you go?! Won`t you come back?
It might sound like this is the beginning of a complainy entry, but actually despite the fact that I am a soggy noodle I am still having a great time. I cannot account for one useful thing I did yesterday (besides make a pretty delicious pasta dish and study a wee bit-o-Arabic) and yet the day flew by and it was lovely. Just walking about and visiting with Kazzu and Eneda was the makings of a very fine day.
Plus I got an image for everyone`s viewing pleasure. This is a common sight on the main road near where we live. Goats (the dead and edible kind, not the petting zoo grass munching kind) can frequently be seen getting unloaded from the backs of old trucks and then are hoisted up and proudly displayed in front of the shops to be sold. This is not for the faint of heart nor for those kind of vegetarians who don`t enjoy a bit of veal brains every now and again. But I thought the look of these upside down goat rumps was too interesting not to share. Bottoms up people!
I have been a negligent attender of gyms and studier of Arabic. Even after going to such great lengths as going to sleep before 10:00 pm and taking a multitude of multi-vitamins, I have been unable to locate my energy anywhere. Where did you go?! Won`t you come back?
It might sound like this is the beginning of a complainy entry, but actually despite the fact that I am a soggy noodle I am still having a great time. I cannot account for one useful thing I did yesterday (besides make a pretty delicious pasta dish and study a wee bit-o-Arabic) and yet the day flew by and it was lovely. Just walking about and visiting with Kazzu and Eneda was the makings of a very fine day.
Plus I got an image for everyone`s viewing pleasure. This is a common sight on the main road near where we live. Goats (the dead and edible kind, not the petting zoo grass munching kind) can frequently be seen getting unloaded from the backs of old trucks and then are hoisted up and proudly displayed in front of the shops to be sold. This is not for the faint of heart nor for those kind of vegetarians who don`t enjoy a bit of veal brains every now and again. But I thought the look of these upside down goat rumps was too interesting not to share. Bottoms up people!
Hi Shannon,, I really enjoy reading your blog it is very interesting and you have a great sense of humour.. I see you have not written for a while hope all is ok..?
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