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My final observations
... to shield themselves from the angry sun. Apparently the customs people are not too efficient at processing the necessary paperwork and only a few trucks are allowed to cross now and then. Some truckies are stuck for 4 or 5 days. This truck shanty town is full of people who are starving and thirsty. There are no facilities and there's no where to buy anything and many have run out of diesel as they keep their engines running so that the refrigeration doesn't stop and spoil the ...
The sook that went to the Souq (pronounced sook)
For anyone that has ever crossed my path socially or in a work environment you would know that I am a sook. This means I cry at the drop of a hat, whether happy or sad, I just cry. I can't blame it on menopause as I have always been like it. I like to think it means I am in touch with my feminine side (?). Others may deem me mentally ill/unstable, all I know is I keep Kleenex in business. For non Australians this type of person who has a propensity to cry is known as a sook. ...
This is the life!
... 50 shades of **** thinking that any minute someone would spot me and have me flogged. The food was abysmal. I thought I was clever ordering a diabetic meal, alas no, this chicken creation appeared that was so inedible that for once I never touched my airplane food. Everyone else got cake and I got a banana, I was jealous. I had forgotten to book a seat next to the toilet and racked up 9 times in 7 hours, a world record no less. Talk about trying to be as conspicuous as possible. ...
What a week!
... to "put the key in the ca-". That might be the best entertainment I've found on the island to date.
As a "welcome to the school" celebration, our principal invited me and the other new middle school teachers over to his place yesterday to swim in his pool and get some dinner. Our apartment building does have a very meager gym, but sadly our only pool is an inflatable kiddie pool we put on ...
Bahrain Day #3 -- Stuck in the Sand
... camps in the interior of the island, I realized I was not where I thought I was going. I had ended up turning south somewhere instead of west and ended up on a road that my map indicated would soon dead end. But – another road connecting with the west coast is only a quarter of an inch away on the map. Maybe there’s a shortcut to this road, I pondered, not wanting to turn around and drive back several miles in the opposite direction to find the cross-island road I had ...
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- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Fitness/Health center
- Free parking
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