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Tag Archives: Expats in Dubai
The Land of Sun, Sand, Change and Goodbyes
The ‘Sandpit’ as expats affectionately refer to Dubai truly is a place that bristles with a permanent sense of ambition and excitement. Indeed in Dubai the rate of change is something on which the Emirate appears to thrive (especially where … Continue reading
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Tagged Expats in Dubai, Leaving Dubai, living in dubai, Summer in Dubai, The Sandpit
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s day is one of the days when I miss home the most. I love nothing more than celebrating Paddy’s day no matter where I am. I revel in passing on the Irish traditions to my kids (even though … Continue reading
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Tagged 17th March, Delaneys Wan Chai, Expats in Dubai, Irish Village Dubai, Prince William and Kate inspecting the Irish Guard on St. Patrick's Day, Shamrock, St Patrick's Day parades, St. Patrick, St. Patrick's Day + Hong Kong, St. Patrick's Day in Dubai, The Irish Guard
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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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