- On the bus in Santa Barbara
- Dubai runway.
- Orange, watery eggs…suspiciously scrumpcious! :)
- Amazing mountains of Afghanistan.
- Kabul valley.
- Kabul suburbs.
- Street scene in Kabul.
- A new mosque in Kabul. Close to the clinic. There’s lost of construction going on everywhere.
- Afghan food is alot like indian.
- Splendid spicyness!
- The team on the balcony of the guest house.
We feel totally safe, but we have seen multiple armored humvees and two black hawk helicoptors shooting practice flares around the airport. It was a nice introduction to Kabul. I’d like to think of them as fireworks, welcoming our presence.
We are super pooped but are really excited to get started. We plan to start this evening.
Note to self: hijabs are annoying. So glad I don’t have to wear one in the states. Oh yeah, and the toilets…interesting, and definately smelly.
Thanks everyone for all your comments and concern.
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Such neat pictures. Brenda will you have to wear that hijab all the time?
So glad that you made it there alright. Love the pictures! Kabul looks so interesting, but different than what I imagined. The turquoise mosque is beautiful! Orange, watery eggs? I’m very curious about how they were good, when they sound so wrong.
Glad you guys made it over there safely. Keep posting!
Hey John! Did we know this was going on? I’m a little surprised but, of course, everything will be wonderful! Keep posting, the pictures are fascinating (especially the runny eggs…why is airplane food so mysteriously delicious?). Have a great time and be safe, can’t wait to see what you come back with! XO Amy (and Jonas and Jake)
Glad you arrived safely. Thanks for blogging your way around the world.
I am happy you’re all safe so far. GOOD LUCK WITH EVERYTHING. you are in my prayers:)
I greatly look forward to following your travels and wish you the best on your exciting adventure!
glad you feel sefe. looking forward to hearing from you soon – have to tell me everything
So glad you two arrived safely. Please keep us all posted.
I still wonder agape at how quickly we can be placed into such a foreign culture. Have a wonderful time, and I look forward to hearing more! Nice beard, too. Barb
I will be following your adventure this is so exciting love the pictures .
Hey Guys,
Looks like fun. Take care and good luck.
Who could recognize you with that beard? You look great and seem safe and happy. I’m sharing the blog (as you can see) with everybody I know. Know that you all are in our thoughts and prayers.
Love you – Mom
Be careful ….
Oh wow.I honestly thought their was nothing left of my country.Your lucky you get the chance to visit.How much i wish i can go there…Stupid how I’ve never been.: \
Ah,what can you expect from a fifteen year old. >.>