Your Answers Neighbours At first glance it looks like a dirty road street with a few mix of old and new buildings. With mechanics lined along every street, in the first glance it seems like a mechanics yard until you get into the streets and discover it is a neighbourhood that is full of life. What do you expect of an area that has an accumulated average age of 24 years? You guessed it right energy and lots of it for that matter too.
My house is in the middle of the neighbourhood in the sixth floor of an apartment building, it’s one of the coolest place to live in, not because of the beauty of the building though it’s an average built house but because of the beautiful young ladies fulfilling the popular adage that my dress is my choice. Every day you are presented with a beautiful sight of divas of every size and different looks, flaunting what god gave to them and decided not to give to others. Of course the guys are not to be left out they try to put their Helb loan and money provided by their parents to some good use. They try to wear what they are seeing trending in the international youth circles. Yeah of course most of the population here are students.
The days that you are not supposed to be found hibernating in your house not unless you are closing a million dollar deal, are on Fridays when the local pubs even though don’t lack patrons during the weekdays pop up to life starting from this day until late Sunday. The few pubs around are small in size but trust you me they very much accommodate the thirsty crowd of youth very well, here you get patrons clad in their best outfits trying to outdo each other and buying the drinks that they see hyped on TV and social media in a bid to get attention and applauds. The weekends here are a way of making statements to get respects from peers. I would say it’s healthy and very much acceptable, what of waking up early each day going to classes for the better part of your day and returning home very exhausted psychologically and physically after putting up with heavy studies, tough lecturers and some little bullying from here and there from fellow students.
During weekdays there is some quiet in the apartments during the day, except starting from late afternoons where you start hearing blaring sounds of music when the tenants are returning home from “work”, by that I mean what most students call their institutions of higher learning.