It's picnic time here! Let the kite flying begin!!! Take a drive up into the mountains and people are having a blast! Thats one of the wonderful things about living in Salalah, the whole place is virtually a great picnic spot. You can park your car anywhere, set up a mat anywhere and picnic or BBQ in the middle of nowhere surrounded by nature.
With all my partying, Sam has been taking full advantage of the evenings. He gets together with his friends every thursday for a late evening BBQ in the Jebel that starts no earlier than 9:30 PM.
BBQ Menu
Lamb Chops (an insane amount)
Dew (enough to spark diabetes)
Khubz (pita bread, used to hold piping hot lamb chops and as a makshift napkin)
Watermelon (dessert? or to guarantee indigestion?)
Sam comes home around 2AM smelling like cooked meat. He flosses the lamb out of his teeth and sleeps like a newborn baby...Khareef is good.
When there's no BBQ in the mountains, there's Football. Most of Salalah is in mourning after Brazils loss, watching Ghana lose was agonizing and Germany-Argentia was just pathetic.
I gotta say, there's just something about seeing grown men, with fantasic physics, and in such great shape, manly men I like to say, just crumble down on their knees to weep after losing....a game? I can't help but feel so sorry and I admit maybe Ive let a tear or two fall, not because of the actual loss, because after all, if I dare say, it is just a game, no instead the tears fall because somehow watching a man crumble does something to a woman, a mother, of course a couple diliberate blinks and eyes are dry, but that little lump in my throat always remains.
I'd like to be a little more consistant with my blog, its been a little hard though...I'm taking full advantage of the cooler weather and I'm not even as eager as I was before about going back home after Ramadan.
I liked Mexico. Rest in peace FIFA hopes.
ReplyDeleteSalaams :)) Sounds like there is soo much to do in Salalah! Alhamdulilah sounds like u r having fun! I have also noticed when travelling to Kuwait, that a lot of women put on soooo much makeup and in such an exagerrated way that they end up lookin like clowns! :)
ReplyDeletei loved Sallalah a lot and the people are very kind over there...
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ReplyDeleteI dare say the Bedouin have some ghetto drinks.
1) Dew or Pepsi with every meal.
2) Serving bright orange Tang to guests
3) Nescafe
For a California/Oregon snob slash boho its a must to have
1) Organic juice preferably freshly squeezed no sugar added.
2) Starbucks, Lavazza, anything that isn't freeze dried
I was in Sur last weekend and was seriously freaking out because I couldn't find a normal cup of coffee. LOL.
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