Wade after your email of imagining me working in a building half falling down and sand blowing in my eyes I decided I should show you where I actually work! Its a nice new building equipped with excellent equipment. We even have a tennis/basketball court on the roof!
My work mate Solange and next to her is her niece Stephanie. They are from the African country Cameroon. Lovely people and bloody funny! Solange speaks French, Cameroon and English so along with some Arabic from the locals I am also picking up a few other interesting words from her :)
Solange's son Anthony. He is at the gym as much as we are so he gets to play on the equipment all day long and constantly keeps us entertained he is such a groovy kid!
Anthony about to attempt a straddle forward roll. This kid is only 1.5 and his skill level is amazing!!
Anthony after his straddle forward roll! He's such a cutie :)
Me at work. Yes folks this is my job to do handstands! As you can see behind me this is our gym where we teach the kids to do cool things on the bars, beam and vault, not to mention the handstands. Am still working on the flips but when I master it I will be sure to send you photos :)
Upside down again, this time a handstand with out socks hahaha!
Me doing a handstand over the trap. You jump from the spring board up into a handstand then flip over to the other side! Has taken me a lot of practice but I've mastered it now, next is to do it with no hands!!
A perfect cartwheel from Solange!
Some Indian dudes fishing!
A lovely Kuwait sunset! See the black dot at the second umbrella? Well that's a group of three women in their lovely black get up. Covered from head to toe! Yes that's what I call essential beach wear!
Celebrating the Christmas Cheer! Wayne, Ted, Paul Steve, Cobbs, Me and Vicky
A more serious shot!
More of the gang, this time with Sherry at the end of the table!
This is the famous Gulf Road, its a view from Sherry and Steve's balcony. Its actually a pretty quiet day here but usually this vantage point is great for witnessing the mad drivers of Kuwait!
Wade after your email of imagining me working in a building half falling down and sand blowing in my eyes I decided I should show you where I actually work! Its a nice new building equipped with excellent equipment. We even have a tennis/basketball court on the roof! 
My work mate Solange and next to her is her niece Stephanie. They are from the African country Cameroon. Lovely people and bloody funny! Solange speaks French, Cameroon and English so along with some Arabic from the locals I am also picking up a few other interesting words from her :) 
Solange's son Anthony. He is at the gym as much as we are so he gets to play on the equipment all day long and constantly keeps us entertained he is such a groovy kid!
Anthony about to attempt a straddle forward roll. This kid is only 1.5 and his skill level is amazing!! 
Anthony after his straddle forward roll! He's such a cutie :)
Me at work. Yes folks this is my job to do handstands! As you can see behind me this is our gym where we teach the kids to do cool things on the bars, beam and vault, not to mention the handstands. Am still working on the flips but when I master it I will be sure to send you photos :)
Upside down again, this time a handstand with out socks hahaha!
Me doing a handstand over the trap. You jump from the spring board up into a handstand then flip over to the other side! Has taken me a lot of practice but I've mastered it now, next is to do it with no hands!!
A perfect cartwheel from Solange! 
Some Indian dudes fishing! 
A lovely Kuwait sunset! See the black dot at the second umbrella? Well that's a group of three women in their lovely black get up. Covered from head to toe! Yes that's what I call essential beach wear! 
Celebrating the Christmas Cheer! Wayne, Ted, Paul Steve, Cobbs, Me and Vicky
More of the gang, this time with Sherry at the end of the table!
This is the famous Gulf Road, its a view from Sherry and Steve's balcony. Its actually a pretty quiet day here but usually this vantage point is great for witnessing the mad drivers of Kuwait!
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