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Exploring culture, food, travel and books. Jaipur Literature Festival 2014. February 6th, 2014. Recently I returned from my first trip to India. One of the highlights was the. Where I attended sessions with writers such as Jhumpa Lahiri, Jonathon Frazen, Reza Aslan and Cheryl Strayed. I traveled with members of my Dubai book club. We were six women all excited to see what the Jaipur Lit Fest was all about and how it compared to the Emirates Festival of Literature in Dubai. This year’s Jaipur Lit Fest als...
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Arabian Tales and Other Amazing Adventures: Top 10 Tips for Enjoying the Al Dhafra Camel Festival, Abu Dhabi, UAE
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Arabian Tales and Other Amazing Adventures. In 2010, Katie and Roger Foster took a "leap-of-faith" and temporarily moved to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates where Roger had accepted a position. This blog is an account of their expat adventures and travels around the Arabian peninsula and beyond. Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine I would be moving to a foreign country to live, let alone a country in the Middle East. As usual, Roger came through and soon we were headed to Dubai. Is a must see.
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Recovered Third Culture Kid: There's No Place Like ...
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Recovered Third Culture Kid. Musings about an international life. Saturday, October 19, 2013. There's No Place Like . Schmoozing with the captain. (Not Capt. Steubing). Lessons learned from a European cruise (that are totally incidental and not applicable to the American tourist as a whole, lest I be accused of generalizing too much):. Some Americans don’t like to be in foreign countries. They like to go home and tell people that they have been to foreign countries. It’s too hot. It’s too cold. And lest ...