It's getting colder here
Hello!
Kabul is starting to get colder these days. The temperature varies from around 0 c at night up to 20 c daytime. 0 degrees feels much colder here than 0 degrees in Norway and especially northern Norway. I remember the coldest days in the conscription period when the temperature would fall to -30 degrees and we stood outside early in the morning waiting to get in to the mess and have some breakfast. When the temperature later in the year rised to 0 c the guys in the breakfastline started wearing only t-shirts because it felt so warm...
Anyway, I've been in Kabul for more than half the contigent now and the end is closing in. I can feel I'm looking forward becoming a civillian again and start studying.
I'm having good days here, it's relatively quiet here but I've seen and done many cool things, and I will never regret I went to this warm and dry country.
Kabul is starting to get colder these days. The temperature varies from around 0 c at night up to 20 c daytime. 0 degrees feels much colder here than 0 degrees in Norway and especially northern Norway. I remember the coldest days in the conscription period when the temperature would fall to -30 degrees and we stood outside early in the morning waiting to get in to the mess and have some breakfast. When the temperature later in the year rised to 0 c the guys in the breakfastline started wearing only t-shirts because it felt so warm...
Anyway, I've been in Kabul for more than half the contigent now and the end is closing in. I can feel I'm looking forward becoming a civillian again and start studying.
I'm having good days here, it's relatively quiet here but I've seen and done many cool things, and I will never regret I went to this warm and dry country.
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