You really think I've got the time to write for you when it's been raining non-stop for a week??! Of course not! Oh how I love the rain! Don't ask me how many times I've stood out in the garden under the rain with my eyes shut and a huge smile on my face. It has really been pouring non-stop. I've decided to wear rubber boots to work! Too bad I don't own a pair of crocs. They would be perfect for the rain. What else has been going on? Salalah is chaos as usual because of wedding season, and the tourists are beginning to flock towards the south because of the rain. We've had guests non-stop over the past couple of weeks, so I've been busy with that. What's new with you?
No comments, I am busy with the rains.
ReplyDeleteSince today morning til 2 pm I was under Khareef showers ... i love it
Ahh I love the rain too! It's been in the 90s F here but last night for some reason, we got a downpour in the evening and it was GLORIOUS!
ReplyDeleteI have done the same thing back in Newfoundland. Friends have regarded my actions as strange, but I don't care! On my way home this evening, see you all in Sept..
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ReplyDeleteNice blog and some interesting points. I taught in Salalah several years ago at the College of Applied Sciences. I'm from the UK and found Salalah to be a great place because it maintains its traditional bent.
Muhammad, thanks for the post. For teaches at colleges, Salalah can be very frustrating sometimes, even thought the town itself is nice.
ReplyDeleteNewfoundland anonymous, SEPTEMBER??? i.e visit or more??
Such a beautiful place! I have been in the UAE very close to the northern border of Oman, but wow, if I had known better I would have checked out Salalah. It looks amazing in the monsoon season.
ReplyDeleteIt looks as if Kenya has a similar Monsoon season to Oman - heres a post from the BBC about the future http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8057316.stm
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