Le Meridien Gulf Al Khobar
Corniche Blvd, (formerly Le Gulf Meridien) Al Khobar, 31952, Saudi Arabia
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Liberating Initiation
... will provide. However, There were two main troubling conflicts attended by this option; one moral, and the other is conceptual.
The moral conflict was that, accepting this generous offer, would necessitate committing to coming back after the agreed upon leave period had passed. And such commitment is indispensable if I am –out of courtesy, respect and appreciation– to return the company's generosity and kindness with the same. Although, it might not ...
Life Within a Cubicle: A Recap
... account, a value higher than what the title on my business card would imply or entail. Looking back at those 10 years, the distance covered and the success achieved, suddenly, seem more like a little diversion that placed me in the wrong direction. In other words, the overall journey was fruitful in the sense that I have learned valuable lessons from all the experiences that I have encountered along the way, and those lessons helped me to emerge the person that I am today, But ...
Prelude: The Big Plan
... BORDERS:
Crossing Borders is a journal that will follow the journey of one solo-traveler around the world. An ordinary guy, who –similarly to millions of others- went to school, graduated with a certificate and had peacefully embraced the secure and stable arms of his corporate cubicle undertaking the 9-to-5 routine job day in and day out -with a good pay-cheque at the end of the month- and then decided to fulfill his ...
Desert Bus Ride from Al Khobar(Dammam) to Jeddah
... of the journey was very picturesque, with a totally different desert scenario. It was basically a mountainous desert terrain.The highway took us along myriad ranges, and at one point I even saw a plateau out yonder.
It was at around 3:30PM that we finally cruised into Jeddah, and I saw Manoj had come to receive me. Well, he and his family looked after me and gave a great time, and Jeddah was a great city................... but that would be another story- a story of a ...
Checking out the locals
... Khobar (since I mentioned wanting to explore the area). We had until 8, so we had time to check out a few local stores and see the local people. On the way there, Erwin talked about marrying his wife in Saudi (also a Christian Philippino), his 2-year-old daughter, and his 12-year-old daughter living with his mother and going to school in the Philippines. I didn’t really understand why he’s send his daughter away like that (though I didn’t ...



