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Explaining Religions….
One of the reasons I love Dubai is the fact it is a true melting pot of so many of the world’s nationalities. My children’s school is home to 40+ nationalities during the academic year; they have friends from all … Continue reading
Cooling off in Dubai?
Such is life in the desert. It’s spring. It’s heating up. Averaging 28 degrees celsius by the afternoon, it’s no wonder the kids are looking for some post-school-cool-relief. Yesterday I had not even packed them up into the car, and … Continue reading
A Weekend Sojourn
Each January we head off to a hotel to escape the incessant and unbearable drone of the 24 hour motor race across the road at the Dubai Autodrome. This year we decided to try the Hilton Resort and Spa in … Continue reading
The 2013 Bucket List
Today when someone at work asked what my New Year’s Resolutions are for 2013, I actually didn’t know what to say. I am tired of making Resolutions, or rather, I am tired of me not adhering to my new year’s … Continue reading
I’ll Huff and I’ll Puff……
To mark the kid’s Christmas holidays, I splashed out on a ‘make your own Gingerbread House’ from Spinneys. Every time we went shopping in run up to Christmas they would flock to the Ginergbread House boxes neatly stacked on the … Continue reading
Posted in Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Holidays, Middle East, Parents, working mum
Tagged Assembling Gingerbread Houses, Burj Khalifa, christmas holidays, E Numbers, Gingerbread Houses, Gogos, Hansel and Gretel, Hansel and Gretel's House, IKEA Dubai, Lego, Millenium Falcon, Moshi Monsters, Spinneys Dubai, Spinneys Motor City, Star Wars Lego, The 3 Little Pigs, The Big Bad Wolf
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Had to Share
‘Dreams are illustrations from the book your soul is writing about you’, Marsha Norman.
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Tagged Creative Writing, Dreams, Dreams + Books, Marsha Norman, Writing Books
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Merry Christmas Dubai
Today I received the good news that some of my Christmas cards made it to their European destinations. I am sooo pleased. The cards were cute; pictures of camels with red santa hats lounging in the sand, UAE landmarks, Christmas trees … Continue reading
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Tagged 4th July, ANZAC day, Canada Thanksgiving, Christianity + Dubai, Christians, Christmas, Christmas decorations, cultural differences, Diwali, Dubai Population, Easter, Emirati population, Happy Christmas, Hindu, Hollywood Christmas trees, Independence Day, Integration, Merry Christmas, Mona Lisa Smile, Multi-culturalism, Muslims, Nationalism, Ramadan in Dubai, Relgious tolerance, religious tolerance in Dubai, schools in dubai, Sikh, South Asians, St. Patrick's Day in Dubai, Thanksgiving, UAE National Day
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Rugby Lesson
I swore I would not let my sons play rugby until they were in Uni, and when they followed their interest in football, I have to say, I was their number 1 supporter. Don’t get me wrong; I enjoy watching … Continue reading
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Tagged Arabian Knights rugby club, Bacon Butties, Bacon Butties in Dubai, cauliflower ears, Christina Noble, Costa, Costa coffee, Dubai Exiles rugby club, Dubai Hurricanes Rugby club, Dubai Rugby 7s, Jebel Ali Dragons, junior rugby, Rugby in Dubai, Rugby World Cup Final, tag rugby, The Sevens, The Sevens' rugby grounds
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Brand Dubai
Wow, right now Dubai is a busy hive of international social activity. The winter quarter; the time when Dubaians wake from heat hibernation, and frantically go about fitting 12 months’ living into 6 months’! From November onwards, it feels like … Continue reading
Posted in Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, Desert, Dubai, Middle East, Uncategorized
Tagged Dubai Rugby 7s, Dubai's Magic, English Rugby, Face Painting, Golf, Golf Dubai, Irish Rugby, Kids' Enterainment, Race to Dubai, Rory McIlroy, Rugby, Rugby 7s Dubai, Rugby Dubai, Snag Golf Dubai, Winter in Dubai
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Rain Watch
As ligthning blitzed across an unusually dark, grey desert sky, and the angry thunder tried to chase it off to somewhere else where it truly belonged, the kids were bemoaning the fact that their wellies were in Nana’s and Grandad’s … Continue reading
Posted in Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Middle East, Parents, Uncategorized
Tagged 4 x 4, Downpours, Drainage, Dubai, Dubai and Umbrellas, Dubai and Wellington Boots, Dubai weather forecast, Emerald Isle, England, Flooding, Floods, Floods in the desert, Ireland, Lashing Rain, Leaky Shops, Micheal Fish, Middle East and Umbrellas, Monsoon, Overcast skies, Precipitation, rain, Shopping, Teeming rain, Thunder and Lightning, Torrential, Torrential Rain, Umbrellas, waterskiing in flooded streets, waterskiing in the streets, waterskiing with 4 x 4, Wellies, Wellies and Dubai, Wellington Boots
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