I’ve previously written about women in the Middle East, and what it was like to live there as a woman… But this post is more for your vacation plans. No need to get down in the nitty gritty of women’s clothing in the Middle East when you’re there on vacation.
Another thing I learned from waiting in this absurd line is the enjoyment people find from it –> Waiting in line for Franklin BBQ is more like an event. Chairs, coolers, drinks, yard games, music.. The whole sha-bang!
Here are your 10 Vacation Notes to get through a trip to Dubai in the best way possible! Enjoy!
I had a college roommate that had no fear – everyone loooooved her, she was down to participate in everything… and of course was good at it all –> Golf, sky diving, guys, girls, photography, networking, math, shopping, tennis, swimming. And had perfect hair. You know the type.
I’m going to New York this weekend – Ouiiiiiiiii! Wafiq’s sister is traveling to New York, so we thought it would be a fun weekend to meet…
Pictures a r e important. And as I get older I realize, in most moments you don’t stop and think a picture will mean anything – what are you even taking a picture of? But it’s those pictures that are special. Looking back at seemingly average, candid times – are the best, most memorable.
I didn’t think it would be possible to find yummy dates in America but I’m here to confirm it is! You may have to do a little hunting, but the hunt is worth the catch.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! I’m not a fan of beer or green, HOWEVER if there’s a day of celebration + happy people then I’ll wear green and…
What an adventure that was! I’m in the U.S. now, have been for a while, and am FINALLY able to look back on the experience of living in Dubai and come to terms with the fact that I DO miss particular parts.
What we always try to do is find affordable, fun, date nights. Wherever we are. And nothing over the top. Because, dinner date every Saturday night = > Blaaaaah.
Austin is DEFINITELY the place I feel the most comfortable and myself. I thought I knew this before but only confirmed it after visiting
For some reason, I assumed there would be American’s all over Dubai. Everyone speaks English, there’s a bustling economy – I thought American’s like to get out & explore the world!
