After a doubly lovely holiday with two families and many friends, I’m back…and this time I brought back-up. The housing market in Kinshasa can just tremble in its boots! Ten places down, two to go, and today we think we may have finally found our joy – fingers crossed! In the meantime, our functional serviced room/flat looks out onto four clay tennis courts and DRC’s biggest swimming pool – some people wouldn’t be in such a rush to leave, but we’re keen to FINALLY get our own place together!
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
Peek-a-boo
Gertrude from Goma (below) and I wish you all a wonderful, harmonious, breathtaking, surprising, happy, healthy and musical new year.
After a doubly lovely holiday with two families and many friends, I’m back…and this time I brought back-up. The housing market in Kinshasa can just tremble in its boots! Ten places down, two to go, and today we think we may have finally found our joy – fingers crossed! In the meantime, our functional serviced room/flat looks out onto four clay tennis courts and DRC’s biggest swimming pool – some people wouldn’t be in such a rush to leave, but we’re keen to FINALLY get our own place together!
After a doubly lovely holiday with two families and many friends, I’m back…and this time I brought back-up. The housing market in Kinshasa can just tremble in its boots! Ten places down, two to go, and today we think we may have finally found our joy – fingers crossed! In the meantime, our functional serviced room/flat looks out onto four clay tennis courts and DRC’s biggest swimming pool – some people wouldn’t be in such a rush to leave, but we’re keen to FINALLY get our own place together!
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Nice to see that you're back on your blog...and even nicer to know that maybe you've found your own special niche.
Keep posting. We love to read you and know that you are well.
love and many hugs to both of you,
Tata Catherine
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