Residing Gulf-Side

There can be a sort of reverse continuity to a blog. I often find myself falling into topics or elaborating on previous entries. Yesterday, I included a photo of the first building I moved to in Canada. This has led me to consider the various buildings in which I've lived.

I spent the first 18 years of my life in the same house. After that, I went on to college and had rooms in two different dormatory buildings at Keene State College in New Hampshire. I think, over the next several weeks, I'll try to hunt up other places I've lived. The following picture is the building where I had my first real apartment. It was in Fintas near Al-Ahmadi, Kuwait.


This is the reverse side of a building that was provided when
teaching in Kuwait. There were three V-shaped buildings designed
so that each room in the complex had a view of the Persian Gulf. I
lived here from 1981 to 1983 when working for the Al-Bayan Bilingual
School. I taught elementary students there.