I’m not viewing the city as a tourist on vacation, therefore I feel like I don’t have interesting travel advice or a way for you to live a vacation through my eyes because I feel like that’s not what I’m doing. I wish.
I felt it was necessary though because it’s such big news! Moving! Again! And it’s such last-minute news that I didn’t have a lot of time to write.
Chicago came on the map for me because Wafiq flew a direct flight to America and landed in Chicago. X
I’ve been eagerly waiting to write this post. EAGERLY. I’m considering this a Public Service Announcement to all American’s.
The hard part with blogging right now in my life is figuring out what to say. I barely know what to think.
This is hilarious. I can’t believe I’m addressing this. When I came back from the Dominican Republic a few years ago I remember the study abroad organization sent me an email warning me about “culture shock”.
I mean if I was someone who knew me – I hope that would be their first question for me since moving back to America. Have you gone to Target?
It’s only fair – If I tell you what I LOVED doing in Dubai for the year and a half I lived here, I also tell you what I should have AVOIDED.
I tried to keep this list to activities rather than accomplishments
This is a QUICK tour of The Dubai Mall. I wanted this video because I think it’s important to show how “regular” Dubai and this part of the Middle East is.
I HATE roller coasters, water slides, and anything with heights. For many reasons -> the long lines, the risk of death, I don’t understand why people voluntarily enjoy fear
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!
