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Tag Archives: St. Patrick’s Day in Dubai
On Being Irish
On being Irish causes a lot of friction in our English – Irish household (alphabetically put!). Irish Mum. English Dad. DD and DS1 born in London. DS2 born in Dublin. All now living in Dubai. For the kids, Dubai makes … Continue reading
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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Working in Dubai can be bad for your waistline!
Today was another cake day in my office. One of the partners celebrated his birthday by plying the office with salavatingly delicious cakes from a French bakery. Oh, they looked so scrummy; chocolate, berry cheesecake and another that looked like … Continue reading
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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