Bienvenue à mon paradis

Car je suis rapide dingue

Voir mon paradis

Spending hours underwater, breathing, becoming one with the water, is what it is all about. As you lie at the bottom, realizing it has now gone 45 minutes since you last popped your head up above the surface, you can't help but feel a thrill go though your body.I can't believe I'm actually doing this.

But then again,

je suis rapide dingue, mais je l'aime

Never say never

There's some things we don't talk about

Rather do without

And just hold the smile

You can never say never

Why we don't know when

Time and time again

Younger now than we were before

"Smile, you're in Africa"

If I count to three please smile. Okey: one, two, three. Lets smile! I know you're smiling. Peace in the middle east, I'm out.

-Kenyansk radiopratare

Wickedness

The "first night out" is always something special. You need to check out the scenery, the people, the music and everything else. To feel the blood pump with excitement as you dance on unexplored grounds! I love the feeling. I am already psyched for next weekend; Earth Dance! Once a year and it is one of the biggest parties in Africa!

Hell's Gate

Welcome to Hell's Gate.

It's a wonderful place! You'll love it, no joke!

Rock climbing at fish rock, which, according to ledgend is a masai woman who turned into stone because she looked back towards her parents house on her wedding day as she was heading towards her husbands house. Gorge walks through parts of the Rift Valley with dried out volcanos and geysers. Bush walks with the animals at 6:am at sunrise. You will not see anything more pretty for a long long time!

A french touch in Nairobi

Alliance Française.

A french center in down town Nairobi. A place for culture, music and amusement.

Last friday, the Alliance Française organized an African concert. Lovely. The music was interesting and catchy. Deferentially something to try out.

Africa's most famous sax player Tutu performed at alliance Francaise. Three other smaller bands from various parts of the country also contributed to the music fest.

Sunshine rays

I'm lying here in a couch on the balcony in the sun. It is pretty darn awesome! I had an short school day too. Commenced at 9.50 with my first lesson "U-landskunskap" and finished at 14.00. I wouldn't mind having short days everyday.

Tutaonana xx

NNP Safari

Early morning. Really early morning. But I guess it was worth it. We went to the Nairobi National Park today on a little safari. It was actually more fun than I thought it was going to be.

A couple of short snaps from the day gone by.

Tutaonana xx

A ponderous mind

Last night I dreamt that I was back home...or not really home but something like that at least...

I overslept this morning too...can't say that it was one of my brightest moves exactly. It is also terribly freezing here today...and i mean freezing. Though it says about 23 degrees, it really does not feel like it.

Today is also a special day in Kenya. The passing of a new legislation. Which means that all Kenyans are off today.

The rest of the day, besides oversleeping, but still making it on time to my lessons, was Spent at Impala, around a bonfire and dancing in a mates room.

Lala salam xx

Sale sale sale

All the smells, the sounds, the people. It's all so wonderful. They all give me such deja vu feelings....and I love it! After about two lessons or so I spent the day together with some others wandering the streets of Nairobi to Yaya center, a shopping mall in the outskirts of nairobi center. It's pretty nice there, though Toi market was more mesmerizing I must confess. A pair of genuine converse for 120kr..

Tutaonana xx