Zayd
Habar Magaadle
Been here about two weeks, so far I've been sucking up vitamin D stronger than ever, so much so that I picked up a heat rash for a few days.
Spent the first few days in Hargeisa greeting the Bah Gadiid fam, then I spent a good week or so at my uncle's hotel in Arabsiyo. Now I'm in Gabiley typing this in a government building, I met the minister of finance and I'm with her brother atm chilling in guriga martida, presenting some of my ideas on how to take advantage of the incoming wet season, and on regenerating the ecosystems (applying the same methods our neighber ethiopia implemented, permacultural methods)
In terms of personal entrepreneurial business, I'm opening up two entertainment businesses within the next week that should help me pocket over 1k a month insha Allah, which isn't a bad start at all.
I'm planning to stay here for a while, a good friend of my father who was with him in the SNM says he'd be glad to show me all the historical pre-islamic sites in the whole S/land, in the meantime things are strictly business..
Here are a few photos over the last two weeks;
Found this cat in the miyi in Arabsiyo, named him Sa'ad, nigga likes me too much since I feed him well.
Guriga Martidaa (House of Guests, took this right now tbh, making important connections)
Vegetable growth at the restauarant, you think it's bad, I know, but wait after 4 months when the land soaks in that rain water, Arabsiyo and Gabiley become green, and the camels and cows become fat.
P.S Why are ethnic women so pretty? My first day in Arabsiyo my cuzzy took me to some nice spot in the middle of a orange and salad farm, and while I was chilling with them a girl they know who's native to the area. She tells me to walk with her through the Dooxa Agamsa, the dry river bed, and ever since she's been a close friend, she works at the hotel/restaurant, and it's just refreshing to see a real woman with morals and chastity, not that messed up shit back in Europe.
Spent the first few days in Hargeisa greeting the Bah Gadiid fam, then I spent a good week or so at my uncle's hotel in Arabsiyo. Now I'm in Gabiley typing this in a government building, I met the minister of finance and I'm with her brother atm chilling in guriga martida, presenting some of my ideas on how to take advantage of the incoming wet season, and on regenerating the ecosystems (applying the same methods our neighber ethiopia implemented, permacultural methods)
In terms of personal entrepreneurial business, I'm opening up two entertainment businesses within the next week that should help me pocket over 1k a month insha Allah, which isn't a bad start at all.
I'm planning to stay here for a while, a good friend of my father who was with him in the SNM says he'd be glad to show me all the historical pre-islamic sites in the whole S/land, in the meantime things are strictly business..
Here are a few photos over the last two weeks;
Found this cat in the miyi in Arabsiyo, named him Sa'ad, nigga likes me too much since I feed him well.
Guriga Martidaa (House of Guests, took this right now tbh, making important connections)
Vegetable growth at the restauarant, you think it's bad, I know, but wait after 4 months when the land soaks in that rain water, Arabsiyo and Gabiley become green, and the camels and cows become fat.
P.S Why are ethnic women so pretty? My first day in Arabsiyo my cuzzy took me to some nice spot in the middle of a orange and salad farm, and while I was chilling with them a girl they know who's native to the area. She tells me to walk with her through the Dooxa Agamsa, the dry river bed, and ever since she's been a close friend, she works at the hotel/restaurant, and it's just refreshing to see a real woman with morals and chastity, not that messed up shit back in Europe.
