Those dancing days

It took one and a half month but I've finally been out dancing in Kenya. I had fun. A lot of fun! Since we're living 30 min outside the town and about 1 km walk from the main road we decided to stay at a hotel in the center. We were picked up by some friends we've gotten to know and the sight was hilarious. Imagen a pimped van with two big wannabe gangsta Indier sitting in the front! While driving, they had two mini tv's showing hip hop music videos. I don't even have to tell you about the base system making the whole car vibrate. Haha It was like a caricatyr :D

Anyways, we went to a place called The Summit, an outdorr club next to the national park. It was a fun night and I danced like crazy! The music varied, I think they covered every music style from 60's til now. The atmosphere was friendly and most of the gyus were like gentlemens. Not sleezy at all. However, when some gyus were too "on" our gangsta indier rescued us. He was more like a teddy bear than a gangsta. Asking if we were ok the entire evening! (Madde and Lala: he reminded me of Dippo :D or more like how Dippo wanted to be like haha)

The women were nice too! Teaching us how to dance and move. Not at all like in Sweden where the gyus are too drunk and the women looks at you with anger. And yes, the gyus can move those hips!

I'm going to Nairobi on friday, and we'll might hit the dance floor there too. I'm also going to hook up with Gabriella and visit a Norwegian NGO working in the Kibera slum.

I'm trying to upload pics on FB so stay tuned. Caroline have uploaded some pics on her blogg. Drop by and have a look: www.backpacking.se/calin