Yesterday was such a rediculously long day. Bekkah woke me up at 7:00 to say our last goodbye ever. That was sweet of her. After she and Sophia left I had fun in her apartment after she left for work. … Continue reading
It was a somewhat successful day here in Maadi, Cairo for me today. It was the usual routine for me, although I came up with the near perfect algorithm for painting such a complex view of Road 233. It is … Continue reading
For some reason I am unable to sleep in this city during the night time. From what I hear its the pattern of the people. Most Egyptians are up most of the night, and then sleep in until the late … Continue reading
I have been stuck in Bekkah’s apartment for the past two days. The first day, John took the only set of keys, so If I left I would be locked out with no way to get in, and no way … Continue reading
We are flying down the Freeway. I still cant believe the things that I am witnessing. Kids playing on the freeway, dogs running across the freeway, people changing tires in the middle fast lane. Some of the buildings around the … Continue reading
The next morning we wake up and have breakfast and coffee. For some reason there is no such thing as filtering anyting properly in egypt. Everyting has grounds in it. Coffee or tea it doesn’t matter, its always going to … Continue reading
The plane is now circling cairo planning its approach. I can see patches of sand, and massive groups of same shaped buildings. It looks somewhat sketchy from here already. I see green patches of farm land and palm trees. I … Continue reading
I began my journey to Cairo from Switzerland on the 9th of November. My route I took was surprisingly the cheapest I could possibly find. I took the train from Frick, to Basel, and then a bus from the Basel … Continue reading
We arise from our wonderful night’s sleep, and have Traditional Swiss Breakfast, which is simialr to Traditional Dutch breakfast. Toast, with different types of cheeses, an egg, various yummy things to spread on the bread. Coffee and juice too. Lots … Continue reading
