Sundays in Windhoek, as any resident will know, are very relaxed. I mean, here in Namibia, we take 'relaxed' to a whole new level, as many a tourist can testify. If you're not relaxed in Namibia, there's something wrong with you.
On Sundays, many residents attend church in the morning and then amble into different directions afterwards, perhaps to enjoy breakfast with the family or pop over to the mall for a bit of shopping and pick up a few items for the coming week.
Cool, trendy couple, Harry and Kaylin, were spotted in the underground parking of Maerua Mall, early this morning, on their way to do a bit of shopping. Harry sporting a Giorgio Armani t-shirt, tribal tattoo, and Kaylin in a grey cowl beanie and sheer sleeveless shirt, over a red camisole.You guys looked super!
Later, after a quick brekkie (breakfast) at the Craft Cafe, I ran into these friends, on their way into the Namibia Craft Centre to pick up a few gifts. They were a bit shy to give their names but had no problem as I snapped them looking fabulous, on this, a lazy Sunday morning, Windhoek.
Most of us probably just hang around the house on a Sunday morning, and in winter especially, many of us in Windhoek do not even consider it a rational decision to get up early. The fabulous peeps above (and many more) were up bright and early, out and about in Windhoek town, looking great and full of smiles. I love my town...genuinely do.
On Sundays, many residents attend church in the morning and then amble into different directions afterwards, perhaps to enjoy breakfast with the family or pop over to the mall for a bit of shopping and pick up a few items for the coming week.
Cool, trendy couple, Harry and Kaylin, were spotted in the underground parking of Maerua Mall, early this morning, on their way to do a bit of shopping. Harry sporting a Giorgio Armani t-shirt, tribal tattoo, and Kaylin in a grey cowl beanie and sheer sleeveless shirt, over a red camisole.You guys looked super!
Later, after a quick brekkie (breakfast) at the Craft Cafe, I ran into these friends, on their way into the Namibia Craft Centre to pick up a few gifts. They were a bit shy to give their names but had no problem as I snapped them looking fabulous, on this, a lazy Sunday morning, Windhoek.
Most of us probably just hang around the house on a Sunday morning, and in winter especially, many of us in Windhoek do not even consider it a rational decision to get up early. The fabulous peeps above (and many more) were up bright and early, out and about in Windhoek town, looking great and full of smiles. I love my town...genuinely do.
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