Radisson Sas Hotel Sharjah

... last time I was here. I kept two hundred dollar bills in my pocket in case I got caught. Great dessert bar. You can land you chopper on the roof and walk to your table, You can also look down and see the Palm Island development, big beyond comprehension. Scores of hotels, hundreds of big houses, all built on a manmade island in the Gulf. <br><br>Tomorrow...Return to Africa!

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... but it is safe to say that i was mightily ****** off. On leaving that room i was taken to a table where several customs officals went through my main bag with a fine toothcomb. I realised that i had some pirate DVD's in my bag that were wrapped up in a black big bag. When they found this bag it did look very dodgy and they got very excited and were dissapointed to see it was only DVD's. In the ned they let me go but it ...

A month after moving to our new apartment, we are still waiting for the internet/cable to be connected, we have a huge crack in the wall (building is brand new), wiring that keeps blowing our light ...

... of home. Out of the park and into the concrete jungle that is Dubai. I walked past several, well, more than that, around the block and back again. Another hot afternoon of doing what I had said I would not do again, walking in the midday heat. By the time I had done a few little thing I had set out to do, and buy a couple of little things (like a map so I actually knew where the hell I was) it was time ...

... taken in the 5 minutes I was on that camel. I then did a little sandboarding. That was really cool. After that, I went to the Emirates Mall and did a little snowboarding, Dubai is crazy! They are already building a much larger mall and larger ski slope as part of Dubailand, which I think will dwarf Disneyworld. I topped the day off by relaxing on ...

... the mass we took a cab to Bur Juman. Bur Juman, the getaway of Fashionable Dubai. Home to top brands like Escada, Calvin Klein, Kenneth Cole, Saks Fifth Avenue. After a bit of shopping, egie and I had dinner at Sala Thai food, then Darth picked me up at egie's place. December 30 2007 Sunday Jhenn's year-end dinner. Darth took me to the clock tower, and from there I got a cab to Mercato Mall at Jumeirah. In terms of aesthetics, Mercato used to be second on my list of ...

... given payments each year as compensation for his or her labor of signing the documents. Found in Dubai are many restaurants, bars, retail stores that are similar to any other big City. It is easy to find your favorite Applebees Neighborhood bar, or Dunkin Donuts. Everyone from all over the world can enjoy Dubai in Air conditioning at his or her favorite dive. Some outside venues are even equiped with water condensing fans, so all can enjoy a nice night ...

... you can look it up on the internet yourself. The attendants seem mostly to be British or Australian, by the way...I've never figured out what's up with that. But then, I don't understand what's up with horses in general. Perhaps my family can fill me in on this. That's mostly what I remember about ...

... father. Sad for some. Though she appears very happy now with baby Shannon. At five o'clock I went to the Children's Farm with Marloes. The farm is presently closed as there is major works going on. Like everything else here this is so well designed for the climate. I helped her with examining a limping goat and went back to my cabin smelling just a bit like a billy. Tonight we had a "Brie" or South African Bar B Q by the pool. The 'house specialty' was "pup", which was not a small ...