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Latest post on 08 June 2014 - 08:48

easiest place to get décor is ETSY... just purchase the printable files and then you can get it printed at a local printer like DESCO and viola you have a full set of customized FROZEN part décor! :) try these following links [url=https://www.etsy.com/listing/187286627/frozen-birthday-party-package-printable?ref=sc_3&sref=sr_20488184d5203d2f622a1d93818d3c7242144367b00e96f43a6a99cca949a0c0_1402202766_15030077_printable&sref2=MTg3Mjg2NjI3%3AcHJpbnRhYmxl%3AMTUwMzAwNzc.%3AZnJvemVuIHByaW50YWJsZSBraXQgYmlydGhkYXk.%3AdzI.%3AMTQwMjIwMjc2Ng..%3AMjoxNDAyMjAyNzY2Ok1kcnc1bWFlM3o2ZU1Wc0htZWlwZ3RDcmhaa3g6NmI2YThlNjRhNTFkYjc5M2U1Y2NlZDhiOWM4YjU0MDE5OWQwZTlhOTBkODdlNjI5MzE2NTAxZDVhMjIyYWM2YQ..%3A8aa6a15f960adf38f72747df6e3cabcf44ec8eaf&ga_search_query=frozen+printable+kit+birthday&ga_ship_to=AE&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery'>link[/url'> [url=https://www.etsy.com/listing/186720340/frozen-birthday-party-package-printable?ref=sr_gallery_2&ga_search_query=frozen+printable+kit+birthday&ga_ship_to=AE&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery'>link[/url'> [url=https://www.etsy.com/listing/180175648/frozen-party-collection-decoration-set?ref=sr_gallery_11&ga_search_query=frozen+printable+kit+birthday&ga_ship_to=AE&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery'>link[/url'> [url=https://www.etsy.com/listing/189554210/frozen-birthday-party-custom-printable?ref=sr_gallery_16&ga_search_query=frozen+printable+kit+birthday&ga_ship_to=AE&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery'>link[/url'>

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Latest post on 08 June 2014 - 08:42

That's too much and I completely agree agree with you. One adult for all those children is totally irresponsible. If they want such a big group they could actually have booked a special screening just for them. I tried that option once... unfortunately the cinemas ask for an obscene amount of money to do that!! :( if they go in for a regular movie it only works out to 75dhs per head... but any sort of private screening option would work out to around 200dhs per head plus then you still need to pay extra for food, etc.! I don't think many parents would pick that option!

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Latest post on 08 June 2014 - 08:39

Hi Jomason... congratulations on your upcoming nuptials! such an exciting time! I completely understand how trying families can be at this time... we ended up having our wedding here just to please the families as well... but thankfully it all ended up quite okay and we had a surprisingly good time without breaking the bank. A couple of words of advice... if you want a beach wedding without the crazy prices look at some options 'out of dubai'... but still within the UAE... - look at venues like Ajman Kempinski, Hilton Al Hamra, Fujairah Rotana, etc. where the per head banqueting charges are much more competitive than the Dubai hotels and the spread is quite lovely too! - try and organize your wedding for a Saturday evening (as opposed to a Thur or Fri evening) as hotels tend to offer you weekday rates on Saturdays! anything to save a few $$$ - try and match your theme to some of the basic amenities that the hotel would already offer you such as basic floral setup, table linen etc... then you won't need to commission this externally... - don't use the hotel DJ, AV systems etc... they usually fleece you for this... so always best to source this cheaper elsewhere... I'm happy to share details of more affordable options... feel free to email me on [email protected]

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Latest post on 04 June 2014 - 17:10

Saravana Bhavan OUD METHA

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Latest post on 04 June 2014 - 17:09

there is another service similar to aramex but slightly cheaper... it's a courier company called POSTAPLUS and their shipping service is called MYBOX... the lifetime fee with them is 150dhs... and the shipping charges are 35dhs per kilo... this is the company that I use and I honestly find it cheaper than shopping in Dubai... but you have to be smart and make use of the shopping deals/offers on those intl sites

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Latest post on 04 June 2014 - 14:44

my youngest goes there... we're very happy with it so far... small class sizes, very approachable teachers, etc. our biggest reason to choose this place was due to its proximity to our house! mine is in the youngest class and she has learnt so much over this past year and has made some lovely friends... very multicultural environment with children from pretty much all over the globe! there seem to be many emirati children too - which is such a pleasure because my elder child, being in a british school, doesn't get as much exposure to the emirati culture as my younger one does! she's even picked up a couple of words in Arabic!

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Latest post on 04 June 2014 - 09:47

for those of you who would like to make a cheap and friendly teacher appreciation gift which is like a word mosaic in different shapes... try this app http://www.tagxedo.com/ you can design it yourself, save and print... and then get it framed! viola!! all you need to pay is for a colour print (AED 2) and for a frame from IKEA (AED 12) I think it's a lovely addition and a cute memory of the kids names, class year, etc.

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Latest post on 03 June 2014 - 16:52

Hi! Getting a maid who will fit into your family and be an asset is so difficult these days...I would advice you to stay away from Nepalese maids. They are seriously bad news. I have had some real bad experience. I am in the process of bringing an Indian maid and keeping my fingers crossed. I wish you luck. I don't think it's fair to generalize that way... I have a Nepalese maid and she's been with us for three years... she's wonderful... if you are looking for a Nepalese I know one lady (called Sheela) who is currently in Nepal and my current maid's neighbor who is looking to get placed here... her number is 009779845052892... she's a widow... not sure how well her English is though... my maid tells me that she has one daughter who has just entered college... edited by HorizonMum2 on 03/06/2014 <em>edited by HorizonMum2 on 03/06/2014</em>

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Latest post on 03 June 2014 - 13:23

“Until supplies last” is self-contradictory; you could say “until supplies run out”, however the correct expression is, “while supplies last”. <em>edited by HorizonMum2 on 03/06/2014</em>

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Latest post on 03 June 2014 - 09:57

awww... hang in there... just another couple of weeks till end of term... lots of parents (and children) feel this way towards the end of term... and kudos to you for actually persisting with the long drives until now... and I'm sure the heat is not helping now either... since u've paid for school till end of june (if I were you) I'd keep sending them all to school... and use the time in between to attend a coffee morning, or squeeze in some exercising or shopping in the in between times... whenever I've been in a situation where I have to wait for fixed period of times in between extra curricular activities or something I would just go for a movie or read a book at a coffee shop, etc. can you possibly arrange for a taxi service (like InSafeHands or Careem) to do one of the drives (like pick up perhaps... coz that's the hottest?) ur a good mum... and u've done real well for sticking with this... and have honestly admitted your feelings which is a BIG STEP! now just focus on yourself and the kids... everything will seem a LOT better in a while... plus I really hope ur getting to go away this summer to enjoy some family time elsewhere (hopefully much cooler!)

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Latest post on 03 June 2014 - 09:02

I might head to moe today will definitely check for you Horizon mom. thank you so much... do keep me posted as no one seems to be answering the phone lines in their women's dept.

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Latest post on 03 June 2014 - 09:01

On the Dubai calendar it's saying 2nd August to 5th September for the summer suprises. I'm looking to buy a new sofa, just wondering if I should be waiting for any sales but if this is not till August maybe I should just go ahead? Does anyone have any info on upcoming sales? thanks... Home Centre and HomesRUs are both currently on sale... in case you like their sofa collection

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Latest post on 02 June 2014 - 14:19

I also held my sisters baby shower at Gary Rhodes in GH2 (Grosvenor house, Marina), really chilled, nice big area for 15 of us but i know they can accomodate more, great service but i think around 150 per head. They serve you afternoon tea, sandwiches, scones, cakes etc, and i managed to arrange it pretty last minute as a surprise :) edited by sophia87 on 02/06/2014 hmmm 150 per head would overshoot my budget... as I also wanted to include some decorations, favors etc... :(

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Latest post on 02 June 2014 - 12:48

heh ladies... thinking of throwing my friend a baby shower first week of august and given the crazy temperatures we most definitely will be looking at an indoor venue... the event will be mixed (so spouses, kids as well)... any suggestions that wont break the bank... looking for something along the lines of AED 100 per head... heard lovely recommendations for The Farm and Rhodes... but not sure if they offer indoor private venues? we will be around 30-40 guests in total thanks!

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Latest post on 02 June 2014 - 09:59

I'm currently going to International Aesthetic Medical Centre on Al Wasl Road... jumeirah 1 area... seems good so far (I've only had three sessions so far)... as most places they also have lots of offers on at the moment... it is mostly the technicians that do the sessions... I have only had a doctor for the initial consult the other place I've tried is Cooper Dermatology... lovely clinic, lovely staff but with a very hefty price tag!

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Latest post on 02 June 2014 - 09:57

Yes I agree go in pairs, although more for the crowds who come to your table than light fingers! Make sure you have a man (hire at safa) who can help you carry your stuff, as it is a LOT further from the car park to your stall then you think, especially if your boxes are heavy or awkward to carry. just a suggestion to try and fit all your items into a suitcase/trolley bags with wheels... that makes it a lotttt easier to transport to the venue... then you can just unpack there...

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Latest post on 02 June 2014 - 09:55

anyone going today to Debenhams can you please do me a HUGE favour and check if this particular jumpsuit is on sale or not... and if yes, then what price it is now at... the outfit is from the Phase Eight collection - Navy Jessica Jumpsuit (size 16) [url=http://www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/prod_10701_10001_54510+202480351_-1'>link[/url'> thanks!

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Latest post on 29 May 2014 - 16:31

and carter murray

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Latest post on 29 May 2014 - 16:22

they have villas around sufouh, jumeirah 1 and 2, umm suqiem etc.

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Latest post on 29 May 2014 - 15:18

I think they're all managed by the Kawakeb Property Management... I didn't go very far on the waiting list inspite of being on it for two years... I now rent a villa through deira tower real estate and am very happy with their service and response levels... <em>edited by HorizonMum2 on 29/05/2014</em>

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Latest post on 29 May 2014 - 15:18

also try Michael Page

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Latest post on 29 May 2014 - 12:09

we've got our from Noor Takaful... very easy process... done completely online... (except for the payment/collection part)... it cost us AED 1500/- and taken directly from them (no insurance brokerage involved) it cannot be used for people on abu dhabi visa though

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Latest post on 29 May 2014 - 08:52

thank you all for the wonderful suggestions... so now looks like our Cape itinerary is all sorted... now just need to figure out what to do while we're in Joberg... at the moment the toughest decision is trying to figure out which safari park would be better for our kids to attend... Kruger or Pilanesberg...

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Latest post on 29 May 2014 - 08:48

Horizonmum, where did you do Yuko? I did my Yuko treatment at Reflections Salon in Jumeirah... they were excellent... but even back in the day when I did it (almost 8years ago) it used to be around 2000 for my hair length (bra strap)... not sure what their rates for the treatment are now

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Latest post on 28 May 2014 - 16:21

it would make sense to stop work past 50degrees... but unfortunately kids/schools are exempt from this... and during the hotter months (from june onwards) only outdoor workers like labourers etc have a midday work break

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Latest post on 28 May 2014 - 14:28

Oh so jealous! Would love to go. I would relaly recommend Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens - amazing - http://www.sanbi.org/gardens/kirstenbosch Also the cable car to Table Mountain Walking around the V&A waterfront :) thanks... we're real excited about the trip as it will be our first trip to Africa! would each of these activities take a whole day? we're looking to fill 5 days of activities

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Latest post on 28 May 2014 - 10:56

Horizonmum could you please let me know the details of your place is satwa the salon is called Beauty Plus Salon... just opposite the bus station... and Alizeh's contact number is 055 182 3918 ... tell her you were recommended by Christina (hopefully she'll remember me!)... I went there last in april this year

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Latest post on 28 May 2014 - 10:54

If you are in South Mumbai then it is best to go to the Marine Lines area nearer to Churchgate station. The best shops in town mainly for sarees as well as other Indian clothes like salwar suits, etc. are available at shops like Indian States, Kala Niketan, Roop Kala, etc. The other option I would suggest is Santacruz (West) in the lane going towards the main road from the railway station you have shops like Seasons, Friendship, Bawree, etc. where you will get the best selections for sarees as well as other Indian dresses. Dadar is another good option as it is a popular place for different budgets and varieties too like Paaneri, etc. Matunga's Gandhi market is one of the best places for salwar suits. Bandra's Elco Market has some nice selections too for kurtis, kaftans. etc... Hope this helps.

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Latest post on 28 May 2014 - 09:21

' Please send me 10dhs to my du number XXXX and when I come from Pakistan to Dubai I will return the same to you. Mehwish ' she has signed off as Mehwish which is a popular Pakistani girl's name

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Latest post on 28 May 2014 - 09:09

if you're looking for rebonding (which is permanent) and for a good priced deal then go to this place in satwa that I go to... I have tried every product under the sun to tame my wavy tresses from the more expensive Yuko treatment to cheaper keratin ones... but the one I have found to be most reasonable and effective is a combination of treatments at this salon in satwa... [u'>[b'>pros[/b'>[/u'> - leaves hair straight, soft, manageable and still bouncy - can be clubbed with a hair botox treatment or treatment to protect coloured or damaged hair - reliable brand of product used from Schwarzkopf - is cheap!! rebonding for hair approx. 18inches long costs AED 300... plus additional AED 100 for colour protection and if you choose to do the botox treatment as well then that's an additional AED 300 - very good hair therapist who really knows her straightening as she does around 10-15 rebonding jobs every week - treated hair doesn't curl/frizz and only touch ups need for regrowth! [b'>[u'>cons[/u'>[/b'> - overall hair appearance 'after' may seem very thin or flat if you're hair is generally of lesser volume - the salon is in a very dodgy little building opposite the satwa bus station - process is longggggg (we're talking 4hours) so I recommend taking a good book! I've been going to them for the past three years and very happy with their service... please note that I have only been there twice as I only touch up once a year... make sure you get the treatment done by the manager - her name is Alizeh... and drop in for a consultation first... she doesn't push everyone for the treatment as she will need to first see your hair to decide whether it would be suitable for you... word of warning though don't try any other treatment at the salon... their waxing and Moroccan bath are horrid!! I thought it was cheap so tried it but had a bad experience... the salons only strength is their hair services! <em>edited by HorizonMum2 on 28/05/2014</em>

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Latest post on 28 May 2014 - 08:49

Mike's Auto Garage?? AED 509 on Mumzworld site [url=http://www.mumzworld.com/en/mpg-mike-s-auto-garage'>link[/url'>

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Latest post on 28 May 2014 - 08:41

Hmmm... quite a dilemma... but thankfully lots of options... most shops in Meena Bazaar (Bur Dubai) should have the outfit you are looking for and in the price range you are looking for... however, if you would rather buy online then here are some options: [url=http://www.dumdu.com/lehengas'>link[/url'> [url=https://www.facebook.com/Mulberriess/photos_albums'>link[/url'> [url=https://www.facebook.com/Novakrishnan'>link[/url'> [url=https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.511544152298208.1073741826.329254480527177&type=3'>link[/url'> if you're happy to take in a pre loved item then I have a lehenga set (similar to what you've seen) but in a dusky pink shade... which I obviously only wore once... the size would be UK 12... happy to sell this for USD 300/- edited by HorizonMum2 on 28/05/2014 <em>edited by HorizonMum2 on 28/05/2014</em>

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Latest post on 27 May 2014 - 13:04

well, out of curiosity, I went on their fab page and saw the snaps of the boudoir shoot she's done... and they're lovely... very tasteful wow that lady she's shot looks stunning!! ahhh well... maybe something i'll consider when I've lost at least 20 kilos and all my stretch marks have miraculously vanished!

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Latest post on 27 May 2014 - 09:20

For animal type costumes for children and wooden toys you can go to this shop in Dragonmart called CANOE Fzco... they stock mostly wooden toys and party items... the owner's name is Betty Chen and you can reach her on 050-6875286 or 04-4245843... the shop location number in Dragonmart is HBM 06-07... better to call and ask if they have an actual WOLF one before making the long trek there they seemed to have many animal type costumes and are competitively priced at AED 30-AED 50

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Latest post on 26 May 2014 - 09:03

there's a lady on FB that's based in Dubai that has a whole host of frozen costumes in different styles... her page is called Paras Creations... take a look... for decorations I have always found it cheapest and best to purchase digital printable party packs from etsy and then just get the items printed at home or at a local print store... then cut, ribbon and decorate on my own... I'm sure some of the party stores here stock Frozen merchandise... just need to walk around and have a look... try places like Party Centre, etc.

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Latest post on 26 May 2014 - 09:01

a voucher for some new dancing gear? or tickets to some dance show she's been wanting to see? I'm also a big fan charitable gifts... so perhaps mark the milestone by doing something big like sponsoring a child and then letting her manage the payments for that from the following year or two... it's a wonderful responsibility and she will be able to write to the child, exchange letters, find out more on the child's progress etc. ... plus you'll be giving a poor child in a third world country the chance at an education!

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Latest post on 22 May 2014 - 16:03

I have pink coloured full length curtains with blackout... pair being sold with an additional panel in a different shade of pink that I used as an accent in the middle... if interested in photos pls mail me on [email protected]... they are eyelet style (with 240cm drop) forgot to mention that selling these (all three together) for AED 100 welcome to Dubai by the way <em>edited by HorizonMum2 on 22/05/2014</em>

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Latest post on 22 May 2014 - 13:00

I have no used the Aramex version of Shop & Ship but remember thinking it was expensive... so went for an alternate provider offering similar services... it's called Postaplus and the product is called MyBox... similar concept where they give you one address in US and another in UK... I've bought lots of stuff online and had shipments delivered on time (and if not, then their customer service staff have been quite helpful)... their initial payments and charges per kg are cheaper than what Shop&Ship were quoting...

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Latest post on 21 May 2014 - 15:04

ikea [url=http://www.ikea.com/ae/en/catalog/products/90130163/'>link[/url'> <em>edited by HorizonMum2 on 21/05/2014</em>

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Latest post on 21 May 2014 - 15:03

park&shop... or party stores close to you

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Latest post on 21 May 2014 - 14:24

Thanks for the email, I will! Wondering if there are any similar reliable companies I could try? I used this service called MyBox from PostaPlus... quite happy with them... and they are cheaper than shop&ship

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Latest post on 21 May 2014 - 10:39

Matalan have a few in their office section

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Latest post on 21 May 2014 - 10:38

has the doctor ruled out asthmatic cough?? if that's the case then having a humidifier in the room can actually worsen the problem if the cough is asthmatic (and not based on an allergic reaction) then giving him Zyrtec or any other antihistamine wouldn't work... you could do an allergy test for inhalants to rule out any causes... in the meantime, do a through cleaning of his room, including AC ducts... remove any fluffy toys or heavy bedding (quilts,etc.) and use simple cotton stuff in the room... curtains also are a haven for dust so best to wash these thoroughly and sun dry... if you regularly use the air conditioner it would help to place a bucket of water or a wet towel near to where your son is sleeping... AC has a drying effect and tends to suck moisture out so basically you wake up with a dry irritated throat that results in coughing... placing an alternate source for the AC to suck moisture often helps... worth a try

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Latest post on 21 May 2014 - 10:26

I think it depends purely on location... like I said we are fighting off people trying to buy our property (2 bedroom in a very good tower in JLT) as people know that the construction as well as the facilities etc are of a higher standard in that particular tower block... it is currently valued at 3million... but we're hanging onto it as its tenanted and has been covering our mortgage on it from when we purchased it five years ago... we have another 10 years of mortgage on it so will only let it go if it starts becoming painful to meet the payments God bless, and I'm glad your flat has turned out to be a good investment for you. But, EUR 600,000 for a flat? Really? For that amount of money I can buy a detached villa with a nice garden in the most expensive city in my home country. I know, I know, it's all about demand an supply, but it seems people lose their common sense when it comes to real estate over here. unfortunately it wouldn't get me a decent one in a good location in my home country! :) so this is our best bet! :) of course when we bought it we didn't pay that much... but on a pure investment front - it's doing well for us (so far!!)

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Latest post on 21 May 2014 - 10:18

yeahh but I'm so confused on which one to buy... I prefer lattes/cappuccinos so will definitely need one with a milk frother... but from reviews I've read online people recommend buying a separate frother... so confusing I tell you... plus the one I had narrowed down on which was the citiz&milk is now out of stock!! ugghhh

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Latest post on 21 May 2014 - 10:16

I think it depends purely on location... like I said we are fighting off people trying to buy our property (2 bedroom in a very good tower in JLT) as people know that the construction as well as the facilities etc are of a higher standard in that particular tower block... it is currently valued at 3million... but we're hanging onto it as its tenanted and has been covering our mortgage on it from when we purchased it five years ago... we have another 10 years of mortgage on it so will only let it go if it starts becoming painful to meet the payments

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Latest post on 21 May 2014 - 09:38

there's a cash back offer/sale on now... if you order online!! :)

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Latest post on 21 May 2014 - 08:21

when I couldn't find the theme of artwork I was looking for 'seascape'... I went online to the major stock photo sites such as getty, shutterstock, corbis, etc and just paid for the artwork I wanted... they will send you the digital image file which I then printed onto canvas (printing shop) and got mounted (satwa) and I now have exactly the image I want adorning the wall... similar size of what you're looking for cost me all of 400dhs!

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Latest post on 19 May 2014 - 14:51

hmmm... why not a comfortable yet not too revealing formal jumpsuit or long maxi dress? Mango/Zara had some lovely ones not too long ago... not too sure what size you are but Debenhams have always had something to fit the occasion... I recently purchased this and wore it to a formal dinner event... [url=http://www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/prod_10701_10001_54510+202631351_-1'>link[/url'>

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Latest post on 19 May 2014 - 13:25

Interested HorizonMum2 whereabouts are you based and what size is it? lolacat - lol best not to ask!!! the brand I have it not the original Belly Bandit... but a similar post pregnancy slimming belt from Mothercare or Babyshop... I live in Jumeirah 2... and my office is in Oud Metha (so not sure which location is more suitable for you)... not sure of the size either will need to go back home and check... can you send me a mail on horizonmum2 at gmail dot com and i'll get back to you in the evening

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Requirements to apply for a UAE Golden Visa

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5 Tip for Expats to Survive Long-Distance Relationships

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Opening a bank account in the UAE

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Culture shock in the United Arab Emirates for expats

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4 Ways to Network as an Expat

4 Ways to Network as an Expat

8 Expat Problems That Are Just Too Real

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