| Though nothing exciting has been happening lately,
here are a few more pictures of my home. Here I am overlooking the hospital
campus. The construction below me is for a new housing complex scheduled to
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That circled window is where my
apartment is. I had to sit Mr. B on the ledge while I went outside to take the
picture so I'd know exactly which window was mine. He's so small you can't see
him, but he's there -- and he was glad when I came back in and got him off that
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| The hospital campus is somewhat
self-contained. Here's a shot in our little grocery store. I get most of my
groceries there and go out to other stores once a month or so to pick up the
items I can't get here. Then, for the sweets craving, there's Dunkin Donuts and
The Cone Zone! |
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| We even have our own greenhouses. The grounds staff
regularly replaces the plants in the many garden areas all over the campus
according to the seasons. Then there's these inquisitive guys -- they belong to
the Research Center here. |
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| Even though it's in the middle of the desert -- or
maybe because it's in the middle of the desert -- the people of Riyadh seem to
love the water (and so do I). You'll find water falls/fountains all over town.
Here's the water fountains in the Outpatient lobby at KFSH and also another
view of the falls in the Al Mather Park. |
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| I discovered just this week that I could actually get
up onto the roof of my apartment building. There's even a gravel patio and some
lounge chairs up there! Here are a few pictures from this vantage point.
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