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Danish in Dubai: Best company name ever!
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Culture - customs - expat life - food - fun. Best company name ever! Perhaps a bit unfortunate name for a gas distribution company. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Meanwhile in Dubai. Tweet. Make your own Shawarma. My all-time favourite snacks is definitely a proper Shawarma. According to Wikipedia, Shawarma (Arabic: شاورما) is an Arab meat prep. Signs in the UAE. New "Dubai Canal" project to commence. Footprints in The Desert. Best company name ever! Best Marzipan Cake Ever! Best company name ever!
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Danish in Dubai: Footprints in The Desert
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Culture - customs - expat life - food - fun. Footprints in The Desert. Was it brutally sucked out through the ventilation ducts of eternity? Was it carelessly flushed out through dubious drains of infinity? Did it voluntarily jump down the rubbish chutes of transience? Whatever happened to it, one thing is certain: time passed is gone for good and it has no intention of coming back to me. Time is fragile. Time is precious. Time is fleeing. Time rapidly erodes like footprints in the desert. So, who am I?
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Danish in Dubai: Walahi habibi, yalla, yallah!
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Culture - customs - expat life - food - fun. Walahi habibi, yalla, yallah! So after a solid break it seems an appropriate time to pick-up blogging again. Yes, I am still here in Dubai where the sun always shines, soldiering on in the City of Life. The above constituting approximately half of my Arabic vocabulary meaning. It pisses me off all the time, but what to do about it, yani? 16 October 2011 at 20:30. Nice to hear from you too. Yeah, its safe to say its been a while, I know. Really want to ...The s...
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Danish in Dubai: October 2013
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Culture - customs - expat life - food - fun. How not to leave Dubai broke. It's not rocket science. It's common sense, really: If you earn Dh20,000 per month and have no money left in your account by month end, you are likely to retire from the UAE no better off than a tea boy. Dev, 40, a divorced airline executive, gets free accommodation and does not have a lavish lifestyle. But family commitments prevent him from saving anything. The temptation to upgrade to a bigger apartment/villa, a nicer car ̵...
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Danish in Dubai: Hair pick-up service
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Culture - customs - expat life - food - fun. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Meanwhile in Dubai. Tweet. Make your own Shawarma. My all-time favourite snacks is definitely a proper Shawarma. According to Wikipedia, Shawarma (Arabic: شاورما) is an Arab meat prep. Signs in the UAE. One of the most interesting things about life in the UAE is the cosmopolitan nature of the country. The population of almost 6 million peo. New "Dubai Canal" project to commence. Footprints in The Desert. You used so much oil.
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Danish in Dubai: Bad park you
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Culture - customs - expat life - food - fun. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Meanwhile in Dubai. Tweet. Make your own Shawarma. My all-time favourite snacks is definitely a proper Shawarma. According to Wikipedia, Shawarma (Arabic: شاورما) is an Arab meat prep. Signs in the UAE. One of the most interesting things about life in the UAE is the cosmopolitan nature of the country. The population of almost 6 million peo. New "Dubai Canal" project to commence. Footprints in The Desert. Shake a Dubai taxi.
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Danish in Dubai: July 2010
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Culture - customs - expat life - food - fun. Footprints in The Desert. Was it brutally sucked out through the ventilation ducts of eternity? Was it carelessly flushed out through dubious drains of infinity? Did it voluntarily jump down the rubbish chutes of transience? Whatever happened to it, one thing is certain: time passed is gone for good and it has no intention of coming back to me. Time is fragile. Time is precious. Time is fleeing. Time rapidly erodes like footprints in the desert. So, who am I?
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Danish in Dubai: November 2013
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Culture - customs - expat life - food - fun. UAE National Day - Car Celebrations. Every year on 2nd December it's UAE National Day to commemorate the date of the signing of the union between 6 of the 7 Emirates (Ras Al Khaimah joined a bit later). It's a public holiday and it is marked in different ways, i.e. by fireworks, posters and decorations throughout the emirates and laser-light displays on prominent landmark buildings. It's all very nice. Links til dette indlæg. It's real, It's from Karama. Dubai...
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Danish in Dubai: October 2011
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Culture - customs - expat life - food - fun. Walahi habibi, yalla, yallah! So after a solid break it seems an appropriate time to pick-up blogging again. Yes, I am still here in Dubai where the sun always shines, soldiering on in the City of Life. The above constituting approximately half of my Arabic vocabulary meaning. It pisses me off all the time, but what to do about it, yani? Links til dette indlæg. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Meanwhile in Dubai. Tweet. Make your own Shawarma. Signs in the UAE.
