but still, they are slave drivers. they put the mozambiquans to shame. i don't even go out to lunch, i just eat bread and yogurt that i steal from breakfast at the hotel.
so i don't really have any stories to tell, i'm just going to show you a few pictures that i have.
this is my room at the pension uhland. doesn't it look super cute and german? i wish i had a picture of the big black fuzzy cat. only annoying thing is the big aviary outside that has a lot of chirping birds that don't let me sleep. and they keep setting off the motion sensor light so all night it's on...off...on...off...
i watch roland garros on the telefunken.
this is bbq guy's really small dog. note the scale - you can compare his size to my foot (women's size 6.5). this is right before i punted him into angola.
this is a typical windhoek street. pretty nice! looks like california or something. there are also very, very few clouds.
this is the view of a windhoek sunset (looking east tho). 
3 comments:
Hey, Aurélie, if it's so boring in Namibia, why don't you go on one of those fantastic euphorbia tours I've heard so much about? Just don't eat them as a vegetable side with Springboek: they're toxic as hell. Love, Wobbie.
actually, tomorrow we go up north for a week. according to the guidebook, it's "euphorbia euphoria!" i'll take lots of pictures!
I can't believe how developed Windhoek is. Paved roads, TVs and a whole lot of boring; it's like being in the US! It sounds like a cool place to visit. How large is their largest bay? And how deep is it? Cuz that would be the determining factor for me to visit.
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