Might as well post these pics, taken at heaven knows what time, in the giant psychedelic honeycomb that is 
the Abu Dhabi departure lounge. It probably signifies something, or commemorates something, but the meaning passed me by. Anyone know?I suppose, since I'm going back there on Saturday, I could find out.
There is no comment on the A D airport web page as to what inspired the architects ... all I could imagine is its to give long haul passengers a huge headache - like being stuck in a casino for hours on end...
ReplyDeleteI'll bet. (guffaw)
ReplyDeleteWho are you, miss-know-it-all who can only imagine? I could guess from the time of posting, but potential embarrassment prevents it.
Have a safe and hopefully short return journey back "home". Tell Lyn Im thinking of her. *sob* bye and enjoy the airport ...
ReplyDeleteOdette, are you trying to confuse the tax authorities by using a different login every time you post a comment?
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing it's technical problems, you were never the studious type.
Go the extra mile and get a Google ID, you coward. Instructions on demand.
Good luck with your French-ness, see you soon I hope.
Au revoir, ma cherie, et bon chance!
Russell, I can teach Jason Bourne a thing or two about dodging the authorities ... ha ha ha.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was a cool way to do stuff - I know I followed Lyn's directions to the letter when she helped me set up the blog reply - you didnt expect me to read, absorb, digets and then follow the instructions you sent did you. It was far easier to just phone Lyn and do it on-the-spot.
Something about me ... In afrikaans (the OTHER language ... like irish that they spend fortunes trying to keep it alive) well in afrikaans esp from the dutch a lot of names and things are given one word that is made up of many descriptive words. So you could live in a place called ... Blyvooruitsizcht ... which directly translated is Stayaheadoutofsight and so my love for loooonnnng words that mean many things descriptively. *sigh* I know you find this facinating ... LOL !!! Another thing that tickles my pickle are the word verifications - I keep saying them - some of them are good and should have real english meanings ...