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Category Archives: Parents
‘Carbed’ Out
The past week in the Italian Alps was fabulous. Crisp, fresh snow and aquamarine skies made for a wonderful combination of a snow/sun holiday….all a welcome relief from the rapidly rising temperatures, and what I understand was one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Best family ski holiday, Parents, School Holidays, Spring Break
Tagged Italian cuisine, Livigno, Pain Quotidien Dubai, Ski holidays
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Little Tibet in Europe
If you had asked me (a non skiier) to recommend a European ski destination Italy would not have come rushing to mind. Instead my mind would have wandered to the usual suspects of Val d’Isere, Zermatt, St. Moritz, Klosters etc. … Continue reading
Posted in Best family ski holiday, Dubai, Parents, School Holidays, Spring Break
Tagged Livigno ski holidays
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Snow Fun
Livigno, like many European ski resorts is a quaint, ‘olde worlde’ village. Running through it is one main street lined with three storey wooden guest houses with colourful wooden shutters, like something straight out of Johanna Spyri’s Swiss tale of … Continue reading
Battered, bruised and barely walking
A few weeks back DH surprised me by booking a trip to KL for the first week of the Easter break. After travelling through the night, we arrived just a tad worse for wear, at the Sunway Resort Hotel and … Continue reading
First world problems
Yesterday on the radio, people were being interviewed about their ‘happiness’ levels in the United Arab Emirates (‘UAE’). One lady thought ‘traffic’ was the biggest inhibitor to her complete happiness in the UAE. This made me giggle. Traffic here is … Continue reading
Posted in Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, Desert, Dubai, Middle East, Parents
Tagged Amazon Duba, Apple apps, BlackBerry and Dubai, Dubai is amazing, Expat in Dubai, Expats in Dubai, Facebook Dubai, First world problems, iPad Dubai, iPod Dubai, Shop and Ship Dubai, Tax Free Dubai. Pros and Cons of Dubai. Expat life in Dubai
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What is it with boys?
Why does every conversation revolve around ‘poo’ or male appendages? How is it they manage to inflict at least one injury a day on themselves, even when they are doing the safest of things (am thinking about DS2 who recently … Continue reading
Valentine’s Day 2013
DH’s and my Valentine’s Day tradition is to exchange cards and go out for dinner that evening. It’s been like that for as long as I can remember! Yes, there was a point in time when we exchanged romantic red … Continue reading
Beauty Regimen
I know I should have a regular and healthy skin regimen in place at this stage in my life. Daily cleansing and moisturising is all well and good, but I imagine any dermatologist would recoil in horror at the thought … Continue reading
The Baby Talk…..Again
A recent conversation started by DS2went like this: DS2: ‘Do babies come out of a hole in Mummies’ tummies?’ Me: ‘Sometimes they do.’ DS2: ‘How do the doctors fix the hole?’ Me: ‘They stitch it.’ DS1 (in an almost admiring … Continue reading
Sons and White Lies
Tonight DS2 asked me if a person could be married two times. Not quite sure what he meant, I probed a little further. ‘What do you mean? Do you mean can someone marry the same person twice?’ ‘No Mummy’, he … Continue reading
Posted in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Middle East, Parents
Tagged Marriage, Muslim Marriage + kids, Sons and Marriage, Sons and Mums, Western Marriage, White Lies
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