Double Rainbow
Last night, heading towards the house of good friends about an hour down the highway, I saw this glorious double rainbow. Actually, it showed up a lot better through my sunglasses, but I was uncomfortable enough taking a photo while driving, much less, removing my sunglasses and trying to keep them over the camera lens to take the photo, while driving, LOL. No! No! I didn’t!
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hello im a student at Kuwait University, I would like some information on the courtyards in the old kuwaiti houses, I really need your help… That book could be a great help for me. History of Architecture in old Kuwait City. Can you help?
http://intlxpatr.wordpress.com/2008/02/26/history-of-architecture-in-old-kuwait-city-2/
Michal, I wrote you an e-mail with several resources. Good luck! I hope you have a lot of fun with this, and that you learn some really cool things about old Kuwait architecture.
Please don’t forget to visit my friend John Lockerbie’s blog, Catnaps for more information on traditional Gulf architecture; he has spent years gathering all this information and putting it together. Every time I visit his blog, I find I can spend hours there; there is so much to learn.
That’s a wonderful photo. The rainbow was dead ahead of you. But you haven’t told us if you had reached it, or if you had found a pot of gold down there.
Nice blog
Thanks, Basees. I would have liked for the double rainbow to be more clear, but you take the photo you can get.
Actually, I did find a pot of gold. I’m not all that fond of parties, but the party at my friend’s house had a lot of interesting people, good conversations, good food, good friends, my sweet family, and that is an exceptional party. It was a double rainbow party. 