Anyways, Drew and JR were on an adventure to look at and possibly buy two twin beds. One challenge here is the addresses are not like in Utah with simple numbers in order on a grid, so most communication to find a place is based on landmarks. They were searching for a small mosque behind a tall (landmark building) and the were supposed to find building 10 next to the mosque. Well, they did find a mosque and a building 10 next to it. They went up to the 6th floor on the elevator and these photos show what they found. JR turned to Drew and said, "Dad, if this is where the beds are, I don't think we want them!" They were obviously in the wrong building as this is a building that houses many migrant workers. None of the doors on the apartments were closed and as you can see, the laundry was hanging all over the place. The place smelled horrible as well. Needless to say, they went across the street and found another small mosque next to another building 10 where the environment was much more family friendly, clean, and they picked up a couple of twin beds.
Written by Drew...



1 comment:
I just started reading your blog here. well, chalk this one up for onr of those cultural experiences that JR wouldn't have got back here in Utah. first of many, i'm sure. love and miss you all. rhanks for sharing your adventure with me.
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