At the Grand Mosque with bare feet and admiration
View from my window, complete with green in the neighboring villa, much tan in the architecture, and blue gulf in the distance
Visited the King's camels. I spotted his royal pigeons and mourning doves, too. 
Look! Maybe it's a sister of the purslane from home 
Calling Juffair to prayer. Beautifully haunting 
Our welcome team stocked our rooms with some essential food stuffs for our first night and morning, and they included peanut butter. Comfort in a jar. So far, finding familiar foods is easy as cake - trying to make an effort to find unfamiliar foods - like halloumi cheese, which I love a lot 
This little documentation is a feat because I've been typing right to left and guessing at buttons because my blog site is in Arabic. This will not be forever, but I am not tech savvy enough to figure out how to English-i-fy this site on my own right now. No judging. It's been fun, though. I think my brain grew in the process in an Arabic way. Now, I'm done with my coffee and done with my internet time Sunshine and warmth to you all. .
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