This is a huge flea market that sells everything. The only thing I don't like is the vendors don't bargain. But it's nice to go look around and see what they have.
These are two wild dogs that used to roam Camp Arifjan (where I work). Sugar (the white one) was wary of people but Spice (the brown one) was instantly my friend. I used to buy her bones & treats...she was wonderful. Because animals carry diseases, stray cats and dogs are caught by animal control and God only knows what happens to them. I'd like to think my buddy Spice was adopted by a nice family...she was a sweetheart and I will always remember her.
These towers are to Kuwait like the Sears Tower is to Chicago, a real popular landmark. I always like to see them, during the day or night. That's Hari & I in the observation deck.
For entertainment, it's common to go by the beach and walk around. Hari and I are here by a marina, which is by a shopping mall which happens to have a theater! We recently saw Iron Man. Hari likes to dream one day he'll own a boat and a Mercedes, ha ha
As you can see, Alex is by one of the entrances to the pyramids. It's small, dark, musty smelling and I had no desire to go in! Alex was kind enough to take a picture for me though.
Yes, his name was Michael Jackson and he was a sweetheart. You have to ride either a camel or a horse when touring the pyramids. You know me, I think it's animal cruelty to have these poor animals working all day and I really didn't want to ride him, but it was fun. (My butt hurt for two days after the ride!)
There are many little stores around called "bakala's". They sell everything. I found out recently that this one, right by my home, sells everything higher priced than others because of the Americans living nearby.
Here I'm by a date tree. They look like fat coconut trees. I don't know if dates are in season, but I'll be on the lookout for them hanging from the trees and I'll take a pic.