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The Beginning of Goodbye
... to his glider. The pictures and videos I'm putting here can, in NO possible way, capture the phenomenon that was this show... for over an hour, along a 3 mile stretch of the coast, fireworks were constantly exploding over the water. Imagine the finale of any fireworks show you've ever been to and that's what it was like for the entire show. Yeah, that means the finale was beyond words... Magical, phenomenal, incredible, breathtaking... words can barely describe...
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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"
Heb nog es een keertje een ander land in de regio uitgeprobeerd verleden week: Kuwait.
Even op de kaart gekeken en dit is blijkbaar een klein prulleke, niet veel meer dan Kuwait City en wat olievelden vermoed ik. Niet verwonderlijk dat Sadam dacht van dat er gewoon even bij te pakken.
Ik durf te zeggen dat ik ondertussen al wel wat ervaring heb met visa's te bekomen in verschillende landen en Kuwait is zowat het ...
It doesn't get hotter than this...
... the time I got to Kuwait, my back was killing me! Ugh...! Oh, and did I mention that this is a dry airline? So I didn't even get a glass of wine with dinner which, was actually somewhat grease-laden.
When we landed at 4 in the afternoon, the outside temperature was 45C... I was met by some people from the dental school, and a driver took me to the hotel along with 2 other fellows who had arrived on the same ...
Patience is a virtue
... expat needs to get anything done by a Kuwaiti a lighthearted wave of the hand and "tomorrow inshallah" is often the response. Insha'Allah is an Arabic term to indicate hope for an aforementioned event to occur in the future and translates into English as "God willing" or "If it is God's will", however more often than not in my opinion is used as an excuse to postpone the task until later usually because the person doing the task wishes it to be that ...
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