Tuesday, February 06, 2007

We’re back & Harmattan

Long story short – we’re back to Accra (we came back last weekend – 03.02). Christmas and our break from work were short but awesome! I wish we could’ve stayed longer in Poland. Anyway we left cold home and exchanged it to hot Africa (daily temperature is atm about 30 – 35 degrees).

Also we’re in the middle of Harmattan – period of year where you experience really warm (sometimes hot) and dry winds from over Sahara desert. Because of that we have tons of red dust flying around and covering everything. Streets are dirty, plants are dry and dirty, cars are dirty and our skin is getting extra dirty and dry really fast.

Here are some pictures of how things look like atm – enjoy:)





While we were absent 2 other things happened – one good and one bad;/

Remember Peace? Cute little doggy we have? Well she’s now proud dog – mother of 6 beautiful puppies. Bad news… is that their father Jupiter is dead:( While we were back home decision was made he has to be made hmm not able to have any more little dogs. They called pet doc… and he screwed his job… 2 or 3 days after surgery Jupi died. We will always remember him – not often one can meet such cheerful and friendly dog. I personally believed he was born to go and work in circus… now I can’t even take pictures what tricks he was able to do, including his main one – walking on two legs only!

Anyway here are pics of Jupi and his descendants.


3 Comments:

At 10:57 am, Anonymous Anonymous said...

dlatego mnie prosze nigdy nie kastrowac!!

 
At 4:58 pm, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Aniu
Pieski są śliczne
oglądamy razem z Agnieszką
Współczujemy upałów
Czekamy na grudzień - ponoć wtedy wracacie
Zigi

 
At 8:02 pm, Blogger Wael in Panama said...

Too bad about the dog dying. That's a simple operation and that vet must not have been qualified.

I lived in Libya and Saudi Arabia and I remember how, when the dust blows it gets on everything, covering it like a blanket. Ugh, I don't miss that part of it.

 

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