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Latest post on 05 November 2014 - 13:55
the prices at Dragonmart for curtains are subject to many factors: - the material you choose (if you pick ones from those hanging in the store which are mostly chinese fabrics they tend to be cheaper than the ones that you pick out of their books) - the location of the store (the stores on the main aisle tend to be more expensive than the stores further back) - the fabric itself (the thread count, etc.) - the type of hanging (eyelet type is more expensive than the three/two pin type) - the width/height of your curtains (if your curtain requires a double width cloth or more it can affect the price as they would need to stitch two parts together) - blackouts (this is pretty much the same as having to stitch another curtain so can be expensive... would be cheaper to just buy a darker, thicker fabric for your main curtain) i have purchased my curtains from Dragonmart from their regular hanging selection and i did two large living room windows (roughly 260cms by 220cms), two medium sized bedroom windows (roughly 180cms by 220cms) and one extra large bedroom window (500cms by 220cms) with blackouts on two of medium sized bedroom ones for a total of AED 2000/-... this was earlier this year
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Latest post on 04 November 2014 - 08:38
hi desert doggie... i'm a party planner and have hosted many outdoor parties for children in the park, by the beach, in private gardens/compound gardens at one's residence/community, and even at hotel gardens... so would be happy to help with free advice... and if you decide you require a planner for your party then I'd be happy to quote you for the same as well... feel free to drop me a line on horizonmum2 at gmail dot com
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Latest post on 03 November 2014 - 10:13
is he into music at all? if so, then the latest Dr Dre or BEATS headphones? or if he's the more adventurous sort an experience such as Skydiving or Racing?
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Latest post on 30 October 2014 - 17:28
try posting it on the PreLoved Dubai facebook page... u'll get quicker responses on that
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Latest post on 30 October 2014 - 14:00
DGFC - Dubai Gynaecology & Fertility Centre , is government run so generally cheaper than the private hospitals... not sure how easy it is to get appointments, etc. alternatively you can try Dr. Pankaj at Conceive in Sharjah... only issue is that if you eventually go on IVF route then it might be a hassle to keep going there for scans, meds, injections, etc. as its so far out <em>edited by HorizonMum2 on 30/10/2014</em>
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Latest post on 30 October 2014 - 13:32
i've got to theme up the outside of our villa for the trick or treaters on friday! :) plus i have to help a 7yr old create her own zombie costume... god help us all!
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Latest post on 29 October 2014 - 12:00
the Jazz at Pizza Express JLT have a saturday brunch with kids entertainment... unfortunately its fully indoors (in fact underground as well... as it's basement level)!!
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Latest post on 29 October 2014 - 10:35
also check Daiso... they have a section with wigs though i'm not specifically sure if they have a long black one... probably best to call one of the store and ask
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Latest post on 29 October 2014 - 08:27
sure... gladly... Allwyn DSouza Sr. Authorised Consultant( F A I Q) UK Nexus Insurance Broker's LLC Down Town, Emaar Square, Building No. 1 Fourth Floor, Office No. 402 Po Box 124422, Dubai, UAE Tel No. 04 - 323 1111 Fax No. 04 - 323 1112 Mob: +971 50 797 1052 email: allwyn.d'[email protected]
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Latest post on 28 October 2014 - 16:55
motor racing experience? sky diving experience?
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Latest post on 28 October 2014 - 13:52
we've used Better Homes and they assign property managers by property location... they have managed our property in JLT for the past 8 years and we've been very happy with their services
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Latest post on 28 October 2014 - 13:49
just checked on Amazon and they have an offer for the nutribullet pro 900 for around 425dhs... but of course this is designed for US power supplies... would it work here? sorry but haven't purchased electronics from the US for use here...
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Latest post on 28 October 2014 - 13:28
to the ladies using a Nutribullet... how much did you pay for yours and what model was it... saw a 600series one on an online dubai based shop for 399... and then saw some posts on here that ACE is selling it for 199 (any idea what model version that is?) I know the 900series one is around 825dhs... soooo confused!
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Latest post on 27 October 2014 - 15:19
quick and easy thing would be to get a 'family' ipad or tablet already preset with games that you are comfortable with letting your son access
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Latest post on 27 October 2014 - 14:56
i have a tutu dress in peach u could borrow... the teaching supplies stores should have large wooden or thermacol '1' in store... you can also print out some cute bunting to go with it and most bakers can whip you up a cake with lots of icing that your lil angel can get all over herself... some photographers offer a package with all the props too so if you were planning on using a specialist photographer to capture the occasion probably best to check with them what they would offer with their package
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Latest post on 21 October 2014 - 16:44
the most 'reasonable' solution would be to buy the material and get it stitched... else if you're keen for a quick fix then try stores like M&S, Debenhams, etc as they often stock long gown style dresses but usually closer to the festive period (eid or christmas)... are you open to online shopping?? David's bridal often has a large section of dresses on sale and can be sorted by colour, etc.
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Latest post on 19 October 2014 - 09:36
Hi HorizonMum2, I might be interested. How can I get hold of you? hi, you can reach me on [email protected] and we live in jumeirah 2 if you'd like to view the dress
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Latest post on 19 October 2014 - 09:36
Hi HM2, out of curiosity what has she changed it to? Just asking as I have a gold dress - lace up back and a pink silk one that could be adapted ...... it's now lilac... uggghhh and it just makes my skin look so bland :(
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Latest post on 16 October 2014 - 15:52
I hope you find a buyer for your dress OP... But if the bride decided to change the theme after you had already spent that amount of money surely she should bear some of the costs? Otherwise it makes her seem like a bit of bridezilla expecting you to be out of pocket and make yet another dress because she changed her mind. Good luck with finding a buyer - it is a nice dress. thanks Genie... i hope i find someone too... she changed the theme in an absolute huff and unfortunately is turning out to be quite the bridezilla (aren't they all the month before the wedding!)... unfortunately she's close family so i can't vent much and will just need to get another dress stitched... this time round though i intend on making it with some cheap satin instead of spending a crazy amount on pure chiffon... in all fairness though she gave us the colour and we could come up with any style or material we want... i like an IDIOT went and picked the most expensive fabric in town... and now at an absolute loss coz i never wear western formal wear anyway... being from india most of our formal functions would involve wearing formal indian wear...
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Latest post on 16 October 2014 - 14:47
right so i got a dress stitched in satwa for an upcoming wedding (as I was supposed to be one of the bridesmaids) but long story short - the bride decided to change the theme and now i have no use of the brand new wine coloured dress that i stitched :( i paid around 950dhs with material (pure chiffon) and stitching costs but am happy to let it go for 500dhs (keep in mind it's NEVER been worn)... if you or anyone you know would be interested please let me know... the pattern i gave the tailor was from an outfit i saw at Coast [url=http://www.johnlewis.com/coast-iona-maxi-dress/p1597076?colour=Merlot'>link[/url'> the only difference between the pattern and my dress is the sequins coz i couldnt find the exact same style of sequins so replaced it with another simple style
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Latest post on 15 October 2014 - 14:26
huge ones in the big Spinneys on al wasl road... literally walked into it last nite! :)
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Latest post on 15 October 2014 - 13:35
hi Bonbon congratulations to your friend on her upcoming wedding! exciting times! and a big hats off to you for helping her organise it! i organise weddings on a professional level so i know exactly how chaotic the weeks (and often, months) leading up to a wedding can be... with regards to the venues, there are many that offer a much more competitive rate but these are often not the '5' star hotels beach front hotels... look at options such as these for your number of guests: - Shangri La (indoor ballroom) - Dusit Dubai (indoor ballroom) - Murooj Rotana (indoor ballroom) - Le Royal Meridien (indoor ballroom) - JW Marriott Deira (indoor ballroom) - Montgomerie Golf Club (outdoor area that can be tented, etc.) - Dubai Polo Club (outdoor area for that number of guests) - Intercontinental Festival City (indoor ballroom and outdoor golf course option) - Desert Palm Retreat for the blessings in the desert you can contact Arabian Adventures and they will organise this for you with all the necessary permits
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Latest post on 14 October 2014 - 11:05
best to pop in and talk to the registrar or then just send an email to [email protected]
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Latest post on 12 October 2014 - 10:05
actually ladies... it's not too hard to believe... there are in fact numerous salons in the al nahda sharjah and even ghusais, deira, karama, bur dubai areas that offer similar packages for under 100dhs... they normally offer you any 4-5 items for that price... they are not particularly unhygienic or anything (they all have to pass the same municipality tests)... but of course their staff have only completed normal salon training from their home countries and would not have, for example, been trained by Essie experts for the manicures, etc... so naturally there will be a slight quality difference. there are many reasons why these salons can offer such competitive packages: - their rents are only around 40,000/- annually as opposed to those in, for example, the Jumeirah area or within a mall that need to pay 100s of 1000s for the same amount of space - the salons are normally small (one or two shutters) as opposed to a whole villa or 1200sq feet facility - they are usually only manned by three staff - one hair person, one nail person and one body person... which basically has a lot less overheads than having a 10-12 person team - often they use herbal brands or regular off the shelf polishes unlike supporting brands such as Tigi or Essie, etc. So... no I don't think the rates imply that their service is bad... I used to visit such salons prior to moving to Jumeirah and I often found those to be much better, more efficient (quicker) and nicer staff than I've had to deal with some of the more 'famous' chain salons & nail spas in this part of town!
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Latest post on 12 October 2014 - 09:56
you could just purchase a personalised card from etsy (ask specifically for the printable version in pdf) and get it printed at a local DESCO or Mr. Copy onto cardstock paper... here's a few link for the same... [url=https://www.etsy.com/listing/182880281/welcome-babies-card-multiple-babies-card?ref=sc_3&plkey=615058c506816bc685e65f241eb0bd7a57cfb76b%3A182880281&ga_search_query=twins+card+congrats&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery'>link[/url'> [url=https://www.etsy.com/listing/104702398/twins-baby-congratulations-cards?ref=sr_gallery_5&ga_search_query=twins+card+congrats&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery'>link[/url'>
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Latest post on 06 October 2014 - 13:24
- pin the smile on the skeleton - touchy feely boxes (basically cardboard boxes with gooey stuff inside... spaghetti for brains, jelly for slime, etc. - a nail station themed halloween... so orange, green nail paint and cobweb print - sweet bobbing station
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Latest post on 02 October 2014 - 16:19
replied with pictures :)
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Latest post on 02 October 2014 - 14:15
i went for it the last time they came and it was truly brilliant! :) this year we're not going coz we've already maxed out on our entertainment budget by taking the kids for Disney on ICE!
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Latest post on 02 October 2014 - 14:14
we bought one from one of the home stores a few years ago... and its excellent... our specific reason to buy it was that we were looking for one that would open out to be a full queen sized bed (we were only going to use it for 14 days a year when the in-laws came over to visit)... and after months of searching we finally found one that was sturdy as well as comfortable... looks compact but opens up well... not sure if u would consider buying a second hand one (used for a total of 28 days over the last two years) but ours is up for sale as we moved home around 6 months ago and now have a proper guest room with a proper bed for when they will potentially visit us next year :)
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Latest post on 01 October 2014 - 15:44
Are you children in school? Recently found out that KHDA doesn't legislate hours in school and that Horizon is open an hour a day longer than my school. but we close a whole hour earlier than other schools on a thursday
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Latest post on 01 October 2014 - 13:43
try ACE in festival city... they have a rental division that gives out lots of camping equipment... they might have floodlights
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Latest post on 01 October 2014 - 08:59
Hi ladies, I have lots of books, clothes and toys to donate including ELC whizz around garage (lights dont work), Leap Frog Learning table and a mini cooking set. Clothes are really nice from Gymboree worn only a few times. I'd rather donate them and help people than sell at Baby Bazaar. I would love to just give them to one charity, is there any place I can drop them to? Apparently Dubai Center for Special Needs accepts all of these to sell later at their Charity Shop so I might do that: http://www.dcsneeds.com/get-involved.php#tabs1 Any other suggestions? edited by sourskittleashnut on 01/10/2014 there's someone on the Marina Mums fb page that collects items and sells them for a charity that helps reduce child trafficking in nepal... they have their own facebook page called mumsRus.UAE
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Latest post on 01 October 2014 - 08:17
Hey, do you have a photographer for the day? I'd love to capture it :) Baby Showers are so beautiful! x no i don't yet... still trying to sort out a venue... would be happy to get your rates though so that i can see if it would fit into my rather measly budget! :) pls mail me on horizonmum2 at gmail dot com
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Latest post on 01 October 2014 - 08:15
ooohhhh i'd be interested to!!
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Latest post on 30 September 2014 - 13:46
Why don't you try the Park Hyatt in Deira - it serves a lovely high tea, had a nice quiet area - both indoor and outdoor (depending on the weather) and is well priced (you pay around 80\- I think. i did... they're booked out on the date i am looking at :(
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Latest post on 30 September 2014 - 13:46
One and Only is less than 100 dhs. thanks will check there
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Latest post on 30 September 2014 - 12:37
Do you mean under 150Dhs each? yes... ideally i'm looking for some place that has a great setting (so i wont have to spend too much on decor) so maybe something with a nice view? ideally i'd like to spend something between 90-130 per head for the afternoon tea
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Latest post on 30 September 2014 - 12:15
if you've not tried these so far probably worth a try :- - Hint Hunt or Challenge Chambers - Bounce or Jumpbox or why not have a movie marathon at home with a few friends? or a bbq... just suggestions as these are what we're doing :)
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Latest post on 28 September 2014 - 12:24
we always buy from the main fruit & veg market in Shindagha (Deira)... always found it to be fresh, cheap and convenient... i'm not sure what the prices are like at the Farmers Market in Dubai Mall sorry so can't really compare...
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Latest post on 25 September 2014 - 15:45
i hope my company gets Sunday at least! :)
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Latest post on 25 September 2014 - 11:15
Hi ladies ,I am a commerce graduate and i want to work,but cant leave kids alone.Is there any way I can work from home or a part time job . i just saw a post on a friend's page and she's looking for an accountant to work part time (from home) for her company... she will provide all the required work permits as long as you are on a sponsored visa (husband or father)... if you're interested in this send me a mail on horizonmum2 at gmail dot com and i will forward you her details... i have no idea on the remuneration but that's probably something you could discuss with her
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Latest post on 25 September 2014 - 11:11
sniffing some advertising here *chuckles*... new poster... 5 posts only... almost same text in each post and all about one specific company
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Latest post on 24 September 2014 - 16:30
definitely take him to BOUNCE or JUMPBOX... loadssss of fun
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Latest post on 23 September 2014 - 08:07
get in touch with Rosemarie at MYBOX... she's a real dear and will definitely tell you when their next promotional deal is on... just post her a message on [email protected]
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Latest post on 21 September 2014 - 08:52
Hey HorizonMum2, did you try the brunch? would you recommend it? have to organize a brunch for a birthday next weekend but worried about deal since in my experience most places really lower service standards when they have deals on thanks in advance! hi there... yes we went... took us the whole weekend to recover! :) too much of the good stuff! :) we had a really good time... food was great quality and they had a variety of live stations from pasta to chinese to thai (still drooling on the yummy thai papaya salad!!) and lots of options for the main course from indian to arabic grills to a whole seafood spread to dimsums and even a whole mexican station! :) the deserts were lovely as well... of course our favourite was the coffee liqueur station with the bartender whipping up some amazingggg kahlua cocktails and also a rum/vodka/gin station... the service was excellent (probably they were all on their best behaviour coz it being their first birthday and all!) but honestly this brunch has the potential of being one of the best in town if they keep up to their service levels... they did have a kids corner with a rather small kids buffet and a couple of ladies doing henna/facepainting/balloon bending so it was ok for the younger kids... for the older kids they had a single screen and a couple of WII/ps3 controllers to play video games but i dont think that was sufficient as they had a lot of kids and not enough controls! it didnt bother us much coz our kids were younger but it may be a deal breaker for people with older kids... my kids were just thrilled with the chocolate fountain, cotton candy and popcorn! :) that's food for them! they also had a lovely lady in a giant Dr. Seuss hat walking around with lots of candies/sweeties to keep everyone's sugar levels high :) their rates for their 1 year anniversary (which extends to next weekend) is really good... 150 for brunch with soft drinks... 75 for kids older than 7... and 210 with house beverages... the timings are from 1pm to 4pm... they also have a live band... its quite a spacious setup so you dont feel too claustrophobic enjoy ur bday weekend... we're definitely pleased with ours!
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Latest post on 18 September 2014 - 17:28
i'm assuming ur asking this question in terms of the school that my child goes to?! the children follow the National Curriculum and as such are assessed using NFER tests for every year group and then national tests such as SATs at the end of yr 2, etc. spellings are also tested in class but not sure of what the formal policy on that is... progress reports at our school are not based on just the written tests... its a compilation of any entire terms worth of observation and activities and assessments. hope that helps <em>edited by HorizonMum2 on 18/09/2014</em>
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Latest post on 18 September 2014 - 11:38
Luv it :)
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Latest post on 18 September 2014 - 11:28
I went to the brunch last Friday and thought it was fantastic. It has only been opened for less than a month so it wasn't that busy but there people there and was still a good atmosphere. There was a band, different drinks stations eg a rum one, a gin one etc. Drinks were good, service was great and there was a great selection of food. BBQ outside along with naan oven, and inside a whole Chineese/Thai section, Mexican, Arabic and then the usual stuff. I think give it a few months and it will be one of the top Dubai brunches. Go!! thanks for the feedback MM... i was starting to get a little concerned when i couldnt find any reviews to the place... i hope we have a good time as we're a large group going
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Latest post on 18 September 2014 - 11:27
Baby friendly sounds great. What about for older kids around 10 years old? Do you know if they have a kids area? i had inquired about this and they said that other than a kids buffet they don't have any other entertainment that most other brunches provide (like face painter, bouncy etc.)... i'm hoping the kids manage to entertain themselves so that we can lunch in peace! :)
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Latest post on 17 September 2014 - 10:36
they were having a competition on their fb page to celebrate their first anniversary and u could stand to win a free night's stay... well i didn't win... but saw this deal on their page for friday brunch (only this friday though) for 210 (with house beverages) and 150 (non alcoholic)... sounded too good to be true so just wanted to know if anyone else had been and what their experience was like
 
 
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