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Our Second Weekend Starts
Last night we went to bed at 9pm. I got some good sleep before Miley Cyrus came blasting through our window at 3am. Let me clarify – it was her song Wrecking Ball, not her pulling off some Kool-Aid Man … Continue reading
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Tagged Bahrain, expat, Noodle Factory, Seef Mall, Tree of Life
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Cultural Tour of Bahrain, Part 2
We pour our water and as soon as Ali says food I’m the first in line. I’m grateful for this only because I get the opportunity to take a picture of the design on the hummus before dipping the large … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Fiber Arts, Food, Forts, History, Media, Military, People, Photography, Places
Tagged Bahrain, expat, museum, restaurant, transportation
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Cultural Tour of Bahrain, Part 1
Sparky woke us up again so I shut the bedroom door. Then he woke me again by barking hours later and I opened the door. I was going to get up at 4am but I really want to get on … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Education, Fiber Arts, Food, Forts, History, Military, People, Photography, Places
Tagged Bahrain, expat, Grand Mosque, restaurant, shopping
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Father Daughter Roadtrip
Breakfast was had at U.S. Egg, after arriving at 9am. I had biscuits with sausage gravy. It’s not that I can’t eat meat, but it ruined the taste of the pepper gravy and buttery biscuits. I would’ve finished the four … Continue reading
All About Alberta
We loaded the car with bags, our pockets and hands with muffins, a bagel, a yogurt, and some juice and coffee from the breakfast bar. We backtrack some to see the Kiskatinaw Curved Wooden Bridge, but before we take our … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Fiber Arts, Food, History, People, Places, Plants, Travel
Tagged Beaverlodge, Dawson Creek, Kiskatinaw Bridge, Pho Phuong Vi, Royal Alberta Museum
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