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The Beginning of Goodbye
... addition, I have had more than enough of this culture. I want to go somewhere where indentured servancy isn't acceptable and I don't get eyeball-molested while walking to get milk at the bacala across the street. I thought I could hack it for longer but I just don't want to - overall, I just don't like being in this culture and that's that. It would take a near-miracle to get me to stay here for next year...
The reality is that I want to come home but that probably ...
Just a little messed up
... lines. I have arrived in the largest mall in Kuwait. The avenues the first thing that greats me. Shake Shack. We can't even get those in New Jersey!
As of now the only thing that is different from the states in the Mall is that the stores are over-lit and the locals garb.
I'm going to be honest I feel as if I'm stuck in my churches Christmas pageant.
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Kuwait - ofwel "visa issuing, hoe het niet moet"
... Het probleem is vooral dat er niets uitgelegd of aangeduid staat behalve dan een loket bemand met een stuk of 10 mensen, met daarachter een bord met "VISA ISSUING". Voor die desk staat er dan een 50-tal mensen te wringen.
Een geluk dat ik op dat moment een collega tegenkwam die me wegwijs kon maken in de transparante 8-stappen procedure:
1) je neemt een nummerke van een dispenser die ergens op de toog tussen ...
It doesn't get hotter than this...
Every so often, someone rings you up and invites you somewhere you've never been before. And in this case, this is likely somewhere I would never venture to on my own.
Earlier in the spring, I received an invitation to participate in oral examinations for the 5th and 6th year dental students at the Kuwait University Faculty of Dentistry, and to give a talk. The deal was that they would fly me to Kuwait business ...
Patience is a virtue
I'm amazed by the somewhat Jekyll and Hyde transformation that I see in the Arabs between their everyday persona and that which we experience once they get behind the wheel of a car.
Everyday I experience the frustrations that many expats experience as we maneuver our way around the pitfalls of the "lazy" Kuwaiti in our everyday lives. This of course does not apply to every Kuwaiti but I'm not wrong in assuming it is a fair majority. Caused ...
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