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The Beginning of Goodbye
... year, I got a tough group of kids this time around. They had virtually no structure last year and so behavior management has been the main (and sometimes only) focus for my classroom. Fortunately I've got skills in this department so the girls are settling in (finally!) and I can somewhat do my job. I'm actually getting to enjoy my kids now and that's a major relief.
I've taken some side tutoring jobs in some palaces - yes, that's what I meant to say - and although ...
Just a little messed up
Kuwait is browner and older, as in 1980's older, then I anticipated.
Everything is also just a tiny bit messed up. The buildings are in need of repair and even if they are new, the finish work leaves much to be desired. Everything just reminds me of DIY projects gone wrong; until you get to the Ikea in the mall. Then it's primary colors galore with clean ...
Kuwait - ofwel "visa issuing, hoe het niet moet"
... te wisselen in 1 dinar biljetten
7) zodra je nummer aangekondigd wordt kan je naar het loket voor de aanvraag van een visa-on-arrival
8) na afloop van 7) is het even wachten en dan wordt je naam afgeroepen aan een ander loket waar je dan je visa kan afhalen, handig toch? Zo, nu op naar de paspoort controle.
En misschien moet ik hier volgende week terugkomen maar gelukkig heb ik
dit dan allemaal al in ...
It doesn't get hotter than this...
... put me up for a few nights in Kuwait. Since I'd never been to the middle east before, I thought this would be fun! Honestly, though, I thought it would be fun to be able to book a business class seat on an Emirates A380 from Toronto... In my research, this is a pretty easy set of flights; Toronto to Dubai nonstop on the upper deck of an A380, and then Dubai to Kuwait. Glorious! Regrettably, as a state-owned and ...
Camels Crossing
... seen camels crossing the road or visited an arabic
police station (when some not so clever lorry driver hit my car
). All I can say is it has encouraged me to drive in any country I
might travel to, honestly if you can learn to drive here, I'm pretty
sure anywhere else in the world would be a breeze.Right off to fill up the car with 12p a litre petrol.....some of the benefits ...