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Out and About in Dubai | Dispatches from Dubai
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An ex-pat's Adventures in the Middle East. Out and About in Dubai. The hot summer is Finally coming to a close! Soon we’ll be able to sit outside and enjoy the beautiful Al Fresco dining. Around town….can’t wait! Posted in The Latest. Newer Entry →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out.
Salam from Dubai! | Dispatches from Dubai
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An ex-pat's Adventures in the Middle East. I thought it would be a good idea to use a blog to keep friends and family up to date with what I am doing in Dubai and my life in general. It’s a lot easier to write one post than many emails with the same information! I hope that this will be a good way to stay in touch with you. Enjoy! Posted in The Latest. Newer Entry →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).
Hot Rods – Middle Eastern Style! | Dispatches from Dubai
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An ex-pat's Adventures in the Middle East. Hot Rods – Middle Eastern Style! I think it’s amazing that no matter where in the world you go you see how much we all love vintage cars………they are like part of our family. There is just something wonderful about taking an old chevy and really pimping it up, and then taking it out for a spin so that you get that “oggle” factor! Not too long ago I ran into the ultimate “oggle” factor of cars supped up Middle Eastern style! A Very Appreciative Audience.
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An ex-pat's Adventures in the Middle East. I created this page for friends and family so that I could keep them up to date with my life new life in Dubai in the Middle East. I want to showcase the many similarity’s that we share with the Arab culture, and to dispel the many false ideas that we Americans hold about this fascinating culture. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).
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Dispatches From Columbus | Hockey and other stuff, fresh from Columbus
Hockey and other stuff, fresh from Columbus. Puttin’ on the hurt! November 11, 2010. And I mean that literally, St. Louis. For you lost a hockey game and TJ Oshie. Plus some pride. I have to admit that I did not have a lot of confidence going into Nationwide last night, hoping that the Blue Jackets could score their usual three goals and hold St. Louis to only two. Again, last night was something. A total team effort. Great job from the old man Clark, from Brassard showing that he is what he is s...I won...
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Afghanistan Palestine Iraq Lebanon Egypt. Nov 10, 2011. Paper Victims and Fraud. A collection of REAL stamps. Unfortunately for them we've got our ways of snooping around and verifying people's stories, and our own database that rings an alarm-bell when the same names or ID numbers pop-up: of a man who supposedly died a year ago, but now has a broken leg, for example. Posted by Dispatches from Conflict. Links to this post. Sep 11, 2011. 9/11 2011: View From The Afghan Field. Links to this post. The drone...
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The Guadalajara Chronicles | "I don't think we're in Dairyland anymore…"
I don't think we're in Dairyland anymore…. May 15, 2014. You, Wisconsin, with your lime green leaf buds, with your sun heating my hair and your wind chapping my cheeks, with your crowds of Badger red that break up the dull palette of wintery grays, with your lakes that glitter and freeze, with your rains that never stop and snow that always falls and summers …. Read more ». May 9, 2014. The Evolution of Home. August 12, 2013. June 19, 2013. June 14, 2013. May 25, 2013. May 16, 2013. The Evolution of Home.
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Australian International Sourcing Fair. Dispatches from down dog. Some of the best ideas come when you're upsidedown. In Search of Connection. May 26, 2015. The menu included osso bucco, polenta, vegetables and Champagne (the real French stuff! I came away from the evening terribly homesick for the women in my life that are all mostly in the US. I am also very appreciative to God for supplying me with surrogates here in Australia. It’s the ex pat life, I think, ever seeking connection. November 24, 2014.
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Dispatches from Dubai | An ex-pat's Adventures in the Middle East
An ex-pat's Adventures in the Middle East. Hot Rods – Middle Eastern Style! I think it’s amazing that no matter where in the world you go you see how much we all love vintage cars………they are like part of our family. There is just something wonderful about taking an old chevy and really pimping it up, and then taking it out for a spin so that you get that “oggle” factor! Not too long ago I ran into the ultimate “oggle” factor of cars supped up Middle Eastern style! A Very Appreciative Audience.
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Stuff you may find interesting. Thursday, September 22, 2011. Hey check it out, the rocks are here! I chose these because they look like rocks. One of the things I would like to accomplish as best as possible is to make this treehouse blend into the surrounding area and into the trees. So far it's blending in well and I think these rocks look great, and they feel like rocks. Also they were pretty inexpensive. Hey Mom, check it out! Fiberglass binder resin. Ahhhh. Labels: The Treehouse Project. Which I ta...
Dispatches From Exile: History, Philosophy, Theology, CultureDispatches From Exile: History, Philosophy, Theology, Culture - For the Thoughtful Reader
Dispatches From Exile: History, Philosophy, Theology, Culture. For the Thoughtful Reader. About Dispatches From Exile. This is what happens when we talk to each other…. The politicians might as well be pulling the trigger themselves. February 17th, 2018. District of Columbia v. Heller. But even the decision that finds an individual right to gun ownership cannot be interpreted to mean that the government cannot regulate guns. The following is a direct quote from the decision, referenced in the link. One o...
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The story of an American girl who followed a French boy home. Tuesday, October 08, 2013. Man, this has been one hell of a year. Shortly after I wrote my last post, a lot of things happened at once. Most of them happened inside my head. But, no. I found myself at a conference in Paris, surrounded by office-type people talking about banal office-type things, and I thought, "what the hell am I doing with these people? But the truth is, I'm not the same person that I was in 2004. I don't see the world th...
