Reading on Lugano

It had been a long day. I only reached hone after Maghrib, and by the time I had ny shower and prayer, it was already dinner time. The boys had some test tomorrow at their Qur'an school, so they had to do a bit of reading.

That meant that I would be left alone in front of the TV after dinner. And no, I won't be watching Buletin Utama. Not my cup of tea. So, I decided to do a bit of reading.

Last weekend, I picked up a book on the Italian Lakes at Kinokuniya. So, I decided to have a peek into it. This had been my habit for my trips. The idea was that at least I would have an idea of what to expect and what not to miss when I got to the venue. So far, it had worked. I read about places to visit and shop at Atlanta. Nothing much but at least I knee what to expect. Of course I read about Kyoto before the trip, and the place was amazing.

I would be leaving for Lugano next Monday evening via Amsterdam and Milan. The scary part was, I would be in call on Sunday. Hopefully I could settle my admissions quickly and pass then in to my colleagues. It would be a tiring trip again from the looks of things.

Reading Up

A bit sad, but I reckoned that I would have limited amount of time to explore Atlanta. And even if I had the time, the weather might not be kind, or I might be too tired to go out. In any case, it would be a good idea to read up more about Atlanta. And that was exactly what I did last night.

First, I needed to identify the shopping district as I planned to get that out of he way first thing. After that, try to identify a route for waking around town - which is safe to take with a camera. Maybe some nice cafe to visit.

There were a few suggestions but it may be more suitable during the summer months. A quick Google search showed that the weather won't be too cold. Around 13C. Nightfall would come a bit earlier though.

Well, more to read then .....

More on my Atlanta trip here.