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Something smells fishy...

Monday was an Islamic new year holiday, so Craig had the day off. We went out for Starbucks, went shopping, and checked out the fish market. We opted out of purchasing fresh fish...a little intimidating. I wouldn't wouldn't have the slightest idea what to do with a whole fish!!!

Architectural Tour

Saturday I met with a family to plan their portrait. Susi was nice enough to invite me on a little tour on Sunday. She is half Kuwaiti and half German. Her husband is American and works at the Embassy. She did her thesis on Kuwaiti history and architecture. We went scouting for locations to take photos. I honestly don't know how I stumble into these things...

Anyways, we talked about how the older buildings were built, their purpose, and how many locals are asking that the government restore them. They haven't had much luck. We did go to the Modern Art Museum, which was formally a girl's school.

Entering Kuwait

Well, the plane ride was easy (for being 13 hours), but entering Kuwait was a bit of a struggle at the airport. The DC and Atlanta flights came in about the same time, which sent hundreds of people to the waiting line for visas. It took 3 hours. By the time that was done, it was about 10pm. Time to go home and go to bed.