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Bahrain Day #3 -- Stuck in the Sand
... the entire situation – yes, I’m lost; yes, I’m a moron; yes, I know you can’t drive a car through sand; and two vehicles have already been here and said they are going to come back. These two soldiers were very nice, as were the previous seven men who had stopped to see what I had gotten myself into.
One of these soldiers gets on his cellphone and places several calls (speaking in Arabic, so I didn’t know who he was talking to or what he ...
After a Day of work + workout I'm Tired
This entry is short because Im tired, its 1 in the morning, and I have work tomorrow. I'll tell you a little bit about my first day at work. If you can imagine this gigantic mosque (it's the biggest mosque in the country) I work directly across the street from it. In a place called the American Cultural and Education Centre. This street of juxtapositions send my head spinning every time I think about it. The place is very cool. It is a ...
Zwischenstop Bahrain
... moeglich auf seinem eigenen Monitor sich einen von 6
wirklich interessanten Filmen auf Englisch anzuschauen. Nichts desto
trotz habe ich lieber meinen Reisefüher vdurchgestöbert und das erste
mal seid Mittwoch morgen um 12°°^^ die Augen zugemacht.
Die Frauen hier am Flughafen laufen fast ausschließlich in Burkas rum,
kaufen jedoch in sämtlichen Duty-Free Shops westliche Luxus-Mode. Sehr ...
Exploring Bahrain
... to check out Al Jasra since it is supposed to be a typical old Bahrain village. We walked back along the highway to the overpass where we had been dropped. We started to walk across the overpass when a taxi drove past us.
I don't know if I have mentioned this, but anytime (the entire time we have been in Qatar and Bahrain) a taxi passes two white tourists, they honk. We have spent our entire vacation ignoring them, but this time I gave him a big ...
Manama, Bahrain - A Bit Borhain!
... the discovery of oil, but it was closed.
“What day is it?” I asked Angela. She told me it was Sunday, which was what I'd thought. Sunday in the Arabic world was a normal working day, but if that was true, then why was the museum shut? Not that we were particularly bothered about going in it, but the fact it was closed was a bit perturbing. A bit further along, we tried to reach the corniche seafront but were stopped by the presence of another huge building ...



