I ran into a fashionista there.
People kept shushing me so I was totally not feeling this smile:
But I was feeling this one:
Inside the mosque it was pretty decent. There were nice spots to fall asleep at the back, and it was put to good use during the sermon. I tried to listen as best as I could but wasn't sure what language it was in.
Some people actually left their credit cards and cellphones inside their shoes. I was so happy that everyone was so good at that mosque that no one steals from the other, but my mommy said that the cell phone and cards are a testimony of people's stupidity in thinking good of others.
I discovered garbage under the mosque- no idea why it's there!
My final word on the mosque? Not kid friendly but it's a nice place to sleep. The sermon was sadly beyond human understanding- it was a jumble of Shakespearean English, poor Arabic, Swahili and a bit of Urdu. Thrown in there was an ancient language, long dead that used to be spoken by the people of Sumner.
2 comments:
this is hilarious, miss ur kiddooozz and having them run around with my kids all around DHS while we stayed late for who knows what reason...
Those are my fav memories of jeddah:)
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