This was so hilarious, I had to share it with you. Sorry, later I tried to come up with the link and failed. But if you want one, you just might find, you get what you need.(Look closer; the clock has hands that move, so you're never "in"!)
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On weekend mornings, I brew enough for Heather and me. On weekday mornings, I only brew enough for me. (Heather gets her caffeine via tea, d...
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Today I have a guest photographer - Josh Cadd. He and his family moved to Nairobi about six months ago. Part of getting settled meant buying...
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This old petrol (gas) station is close to Voi, the closest town to the main entrance to Tsavo National Park. Tsavo is even bigger than some ...
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Never been to Indonesia. Nairobi's fun but lotsa air pollution.
This is cute. Thanks for sharing:)
i love that clock, want it. Unfortunately, I don't got the scratch for it. Oh well. By the way, I love your pictures and stories of Nairobi. I have always wanted to visit/live in Africa, and this is tiding me over till that day.
Yes, come to Africa! It may change your life!
Clocks are less relevant to life than in the west. Sometimes that's good, sometimes bad.
clocks are less relevant every where else in the world, than in the US. Growing up, we always joked about how Mexicans went by rubber time. This is the truth, if someone asked you to come to dinner at 5:30, you didn't show up until at least 6 b/c the hostess wouldn't have the food done, the house decorated, or be appropriately dressed if you showed up at the mentioned time. Same sort of thing in India.
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