The waters back....the dishes are done, the house is clean and hubby is back in the house.
My husband managed to get the pump installed last night, It feels so good to take a proper shower, I can't believe it took three days to fix such a small problem which wasn't broken to begin with!?!?!
I'm planning to take the kids to the UK on Tuesday, my youngest son hasn't been out of the country since he was born and I'm a little anxious on how he'll be on the flight, he's a screamer as are most Libyan kids :) but hopefully he'll sleep all through the flight. We're only going for a few days, but its a chance for all of us to get some fresh air. I really want the kids to play in a clean park, to eat organic fruit and to walk in the fresh air comfortably with no hassles with the stroller or passers by. I really miss that.
Oh...and do a spot of shopping too...;)
6 months ago
3 comments:
I'm sure every reader that has ever lived in Libya knows exactly what you are talking about. This goes for electirc and almost anything that breaks. At least the parts were available and you could find someone that knew how to fix it. Sometimes that is not the case. lol I remeber we din't have running water in the kitechn for over a year at one time. That was great. lol Still wishing you luck...
enjoy your trip to London although I am not sure about the fresh air here :o)
rose bud: thanks so much for your support...no running water for a year??!!!!! (aaaggghhhhh) Thanks for your support.
anglo-libyan: anywhere is fresher then Tripoli...believe me.
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