Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Introducing my sister and I
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| In the beginning we were all sheets, tubes... |
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| …and frames! |
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| Our deck was work in progress! |
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| Our curves (bow) being well rounded! |
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| Then our seats come on deck! |
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| Hurray! we are energised with life. |
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| Slowly but surely we come alive! |
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| ---alive and chillin! |
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| ...beauty treatment starts with red Lipstick! |
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| ---our Tribal Marks come on! |
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| ...then we go for Traditional Naming ceremony! |
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| My Sister gets her name too! |
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There we are! Really Cold! Cant wait to get to the warm climes of Africa where we belong! |
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| Wow!...this is fun riding shotgun! |
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| Hurray, getting ready to go home! |
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| My sister is being made ready too! |
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| TC (The Commodore.CEO) making sure we are well strapped in! |
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| The Commodore (TC) taking no chances insisting we are nestled down safely! |
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| Guess who came to see us off?... Missus Commodore! |
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| TC making sure our power packs are well protected… u know what I mean! |
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| Poor Commodore!...he is freezing over in -2 degree weather conditions! |
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| The Commodore wishing us ladies Godspeed and Bon Voyage to Nigeria! |
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| Houston we have lift off!...good to go! |
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| On our way to Lagos via Baltimore! |
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C Standing at the very spot Martin Luther King made his famous speech ‘I have a dream’ and taking inspiration therefrom! |
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| At port of Baltimore with Sis! |
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| Waiting with Sis for the crane! |
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| On our way to Africa! |
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| On arrival at Tin Can Port! |
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| I am water bound! |
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| Sis too! |
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| At last in my natural habitat! |
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| Adunade too! |
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| …off home we go! |
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| ….the lights of Lagos beckon! |
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| ...we meet up with our crew! |
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| ...here we are at work....cheerio! |
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