We walked down to the little Mall near our house to get the camera and shoes for Mommy, and on the way back we stopped at “our” little cafĂ© for coffee (Iced Caramel… so yummy). Kaden was such a good boy, as always.
Then last night we went back down to the park on the Corniche since our camera had given up on us the last time we went down there. The pictures are so much better with this camera anyway, so here are some from last night!
Hanging out with Mommy on the couch.
Kids playing at one of the many parks.
This is a mural from inside of one of the pedestrian underpasses. They are made of tiny tiles which you can see if you look closely.
Buildings on the Corniche.
This is a bridge over a little man-made lake in the park.
Sydney's artistic expression. :-)
My favorite example of the "cultural melting pot" in which we reside: a young boy in his traditional dishdasha, with a backwards cap, still sporting "Jesus sandals", and a Nike soccer ball.
I love it!
"Tag this!" (Arabic graffiti)
Sydney's artistic expression, part 2.
"Iced Caramel" (Heaven in a glass)
Greatest picture ever, or what??? I know, I know, I am amazing...
My typical man...
Ok, I can't get a good internet connection right now and it won't let me add any more pictures, so I am going to give up for now. But rest assured there are TONS of other pictures. I have my cool new shoes and ground bats and other fun and exciting things... when I have access. Enjoy these for now!
Wow, what a remarkable difference in camera quality. Now you are making me want to go out and buy one so I can have pictures of MY experience here in the American version of the desert (Phoenix)....anyway, your kid is amazingly cute! Great pics...looking forward to more. Take Care, Kyle
ReplyDeleteThat is the same camera I am coveting, I have a friend who has it and it is great, you'll love it. Kaden is such a cutie. Thanks for sharing your experiences with all of us I enjoy reading/seeing about your trip.
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