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Latest post on 16 July 2012 - 17:09
I do miss Dubai pre 2008 though :-) Me too :( I also dont like the person I am becoming here. I have noticed the last two years especially I am not the friendly bubbly person I used to be....in fact I'm becoming the opposite. I never used to get stressed or cynical now i am both and do not get me started on the male of the species here agh!
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Latest post on 16 July 2012 - 17:08
I think it will be fine. I wish they had photoshopped the ID card photo taken on site, mine is terrible mine too *lol* also my driving license pic looks terrible ... both pictures I was in fever with flu *lol* But I never would photoshop a passportpicture somehow .. not sure why but it feels aeh wrong ;) edited by Nyranee on 16/07/2012 I know...... that's why im asking .....but would just love a passport where i didn't look like a freak Mine is awful as is my emirates ID one lol however i had sat in the place for 8 hours and wasnt very happy haha
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Latest post on 16 July 2012 - 17:04
Is it easy for non EU nationals/passport holders to marry one and then move to and reside in the UK? I would be interested to know if this is doable Thanks
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Latest post on 16 July 2012 - 17:02
Just seems everything lately makes me stress out, I'm always ranting and raving, this just isn't me at all. Could that be the Summer though? Everyone i know is fed up at the moment and it is usual this time of year. I yearn for the UK but know if i do go back i would be equally miserable plus it hasn't stopped raining I do miss Dubai pre 2008 though :-)
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Latest post on 16 July 2012 - 17:00
Where did you buy it from? Some of the phone shops/booth repair them Good luck x
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Latest post on 16 July 2012 - 16:57
happens so often. In my previous apartment there were people above me who kept doing it and I had to keep my balcony door closed at all times (incl winter) because a lit butt came into the living room one day, and onto our carpet! And often found cig butts all over the balcony. At the moment there are pictures up in our Jbr tower with photos of burnt clothing & furniture and notices urging people not to do it anymore. Its really irresponsible and plain dumb! edited by hilsbils on 08/06/2012 I had one guy throw one off and it landed on my head! A 2nd one landed on my nice, clean washing and burnt clothing. At that point i lost it and went upstairs to bang on their door. They did not answer so i bought them an ashtray, attached a post it note saying please use this in future or i will call the police. Never happened again
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Latest post on 16 July 2012 - 16:55
Rose ... Are you looking to let out your Villa soon? We are an Irish family 2+2 moving in Mid Sept. My DH is travelling in Aug and we are looking for a villa to rent. Min stay 3yrs. We are looking around the Springs area as our boys will be going to DBS. If you are interested in contacting me I will forward my email so we can discuss off the forum. Cheers, Irish101 I think short terms rentals are for a few months rental contracts here are usually for 1 year however can be renewable, most people move around alot due to rental prices changing :-)
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Latest post on 16 July 2012 - 16:54
Yes ..I agree about the KLM (and Lufthansa) food. Its so bland. On Lufthansa the crew went to sleep after 4 hours and a stale roll, salami and cheese was not to my liking lol! They also served campari or whisky as a cocktail yuk! Have only had one snooty, surly Emirates crew member in 7 years. Love the food, free booze and the entertainment. Once they realise you live in Dubai i feel they treat you better, flew with some great crew who were fab!
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Latest post on 16 July 2012 - 16:50
hay just moved into a villa in Mirdiff does any one know some one ? Need some shutters, curatins and pictures hanged on the wall I have used Howdra several times. Nice guys and Western owned
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Latest post on 16 July 2012 - 16:18
i recently did a 24 hour flight alone and pregnant with my 19 month old son.. it was actually not bad at all,he was very well behaved but i did dread it a lot! i bought him some new books as he loves to read( those small ones that comes in a pack of 5 or so) and bought him 2 new trains especially for the flight. He was playing with the trains a lot and also read the books over and over again. he also had fun taking the table up and down and just looking out the window and at other passengers..i also brought crayons and paper for him to draw on and took some empty coffecups with lids and straws from a coffe shop. this kept him entartained,and of course we did walks now and then.. in terms of food im glad i brought food with me as he didnt want to eat anything that was offered to him.. i brought sandwiches ,and he loves fruits and veggies so brought lots of that too,and milk.. he watched a bit of tv but wasnt too interested in it,was more fun playing with the tv itself.. wish u good luck as even as well behaved as he was it was exhausting but that was probably due to my pregnancy! Having brought up 2 children and travelled extensively with them from babyhood, I understand the potential problems keeping children amused and occupied on a long flight. However >> DH and I are just back from holiday involving two 5 hour flights. On the journey out, I had a toddler behind me who played constantly with the folding table, banging it up and down. When he wasn't rattling my seat with that, his little shoed feet booted me in the base of my spine. Polite requests to the parents to try and prevent the child from doing these things were met with hostile disbelief that anyone could possibly be annoyed by their darling child. He eventually fell asleep so I had about an hours peace. At one point, the little cherub grabbed the back of my seat, trapping my hair in his little fingers. I decided at this point to go to the loo and on passing the family, asked one more time if they could please try and stop their son from using my seat to bounce off etc!! I do understand the difficulties but I somehow managed to keep my tots amused without them being a source of annoyance to other passengers. And the reward for being the best parent goes to joyceb. No need for that comment at all. I made plenty of mistakes bringing up my children, believe me. All I am saying is that as much as I understand the difficulties in keeping tots amused in a confined space for a few hours, these parents made little attempt to control their son who was about 3. The people behind this family also had issues with them and at one point a cabin crew member spoke to them about the toddler jumping on the seat causing the lady behind to spill her drink. The parents were loud and most indignant that anyone should dare to complain. I travelled with a 3 year old and baby DS many times and while he slept much of the time, our DD was made to sit on her seat and play with stuff we had provided as many other parents manage to do very well. There are plenty of parents who manage their children beautifully but sadly there are others who couldn't care less about how their children's behaviour can impact on others. I am with you on this. I had a night flight to Bankok and the three kids in front of me, constantly jumped all over the seats, kept reclining their seats backwards and forwards for an hour, switched the overhead reading light on and off continually ( cabin lights were dimmed), they kept demanding coca cola from the crew and the Mum sat there ignoring them. I was aghast. I appreciate how tough it must be with children who are bored but these 3 were unruly and disturbed everyone. They fell asleep half an hour before landing and screamed like banshees when woken...
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Latest post on 16 July 2012 - 16:12
I've always liked KLM - polite crew, nice food (I usually cannot eat airplane food) and good leg room. I've only flown Emirates while travelling to India and it's okay - hardly any leg room though... Emirates have a slightly larger seat pitch than KLM at 31", i found the food on KLM awful.
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Latest post on 16 July 2012 - 15:57
Have you tried Salon Ink (now in Jumeirah) they may be able to help - all western girls. I second Salon Ink have been using them for years ( Kelly and Ali) Have had many hair disasters in this part of the world and these are the only guys i trust with my hair
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Latest post on 15 July 2012 - 15:47
Hi I just moved to a small house and a big window is facing a garden and the street and I would like to put a foil on the window to simply protect my living area against unwanted glances from outside ... Where can I buy this kind of foil? Why not hang some sheer curtains or voile. My apartment is on the ground floor and i have this to stop people walking by seeing in. Lots of the curtain shops/ikea sell these items
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Latest post on 15 July 2012 - 15:30
Is it me or is it getting painfully sloooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow on here. Very slooooooow
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Latest post on 15 July 2012 - 14:25
I'm not Greek but know a few things here and there... It's better to go to the Islands during summer. During summer all of mainland Greece moves to the Islands to work. Plus Athens is not a cheap city of what I remember (I lived in Greece years ago, and a coffee was 5 euro!) I would suggest to go to Crete and stay in Agios Nikolaios. It's a lovely little place. Or stay in Rethymno. Avoid Chersonissos and Malia, they are boozing villages for teenagers and young adults and there tends to be a lot of fighting (I used to work in Chersonissos, it's a mess lol) HTH:) My Sister went to Crete last year and said for a pint of beer it was 8 Euros and a bacardi and coke was 10 Euros! I
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Latest post on 15 July 2012 - 14:18
Is the booze shop in the hotel on the way back from Hatta still open? Can't remember the name of the hotel it's in. I didnt know there was one there :-) interesting to know if it is
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Latest post on 15 July 2012 - 14:17
Anyone know when Ramadan is supposed to be called? The rumor mill says Saturday however do not quote me on that :-)
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Latest post on 15 July 2012 - 10:52
Once you are in the airport you are out of the UAE, everything open and I believe you can still get b00ze! You can get anything there :-)
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Latest post on 15 July 2012 - 10:52
yes i heard about this - friend was most disappointed when they went through and no booze... Maybe it will change :-)
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Latest post on 15 July 2012 - 10:51
Just out of interest, where would be the best place to get a pair of GHD's and approx what price are you looking at? I got my old ones in the UK and were around 100GBP i find Cloud nine better to be honest as a have fine hair I think alot of the hairdressers sell GHD's and you can get them online also
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Latest post on 15 July 2012 - 10:49
I've checked the usual places, Carrefour and office stationary supplies stores, but I can't seem to find a decent day planner for sale in Dubai?? ( despite my iphone and cool apps, I just can't get through life without an old fashioned paper planner) My next thought is to try Borders or something like it ? Does anyone know if there is a Borders located anywhere other than Mall of Emirates? A small one at Dubai Marina Mall and Ibn Battuta
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Latest post on 15 July 2012 - 10:48
I'm not going to use it regularly... so i don't want to spend above that... any other suggestions plz... Any idea what is ionic and ceramic all about? TIA I have a cheap pair of Babyliss which are ceramic. I have never had a problem with them. I rarely use them as am a Cloud Nine girl now but found babyliss to be a good make. I would always go for makes that are hair speciliasts if that makes sense
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Latest post on 12 July 2012 - 11:50
You will be told by many Muslims that they don't mind and you should go ahead blah blah, but please keep it in mind that there is a law in place and you can be prosecuted for eating/drinking/revealing clothes anywhere outside of your home during the holy month of Ramadan. If a coffee shop or other outlet sells the item, do not think it is automatically ok to consume it, you must ensure that you are hidden away. If you go to a hotel in another Emirate, be particularly careful, especially if you fall under the Sharjah zone. My husband goes to the gym when he is fasting, so there must be others fasting at the gym. In light of the comments above, does that mean the places in the DIFC are acting illegally (and we are breaking the law)? Or are free zones (or this one at least) different? It says in a public place however lots of the hotels, FZ and MOE put screens up I doubt this is illegal as it is done every year
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Latest post on 12 July 2012 - 11:31
Hi Ladies, Thank you so much for the details below..I am now looking at the following as per all your advise and will narrow it down by calling the restaurants to find out further details: 1. Mezza House (near Burj Khalifa), 2. Loui's (down Town), 3. Shakespeare on Sheikh Zayed, 4.W on Sheikh Z, 5. Shu on beach road Ideally I would want a bar type place with licence only because we want to make a night of it so go late after dinner and relax there so looking for a nice bar type atmosphere and not necessary for people who are there to eat and leave..We aren't planning to have dinner..just shisha, desserts, drinks..Ive already been to Reem Al Bawadi but again its a very restaurant type atmosphere and you don't really get a chance to mingle with other people..i know we are better off going to a bar but we do want to have shisha.. If any of you can help me narrow down my options from the above, please do assist. Thank you so much once again Shakespeares and Shu arent licenced i dont think as they arent attached to hotels
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Latest post on 12 July 2012 - 11:06
Have bought them from Park and Shop Al Wasl Rd before... think it just depends... Al Maya ( Marina, DIFC and Al Murooj Rotana) Lulu's is pretty good for choccie bars too
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Latest post on 12 July 2012 - 11:05
This is the rule every year, nothing has changed. Doesn't mean that all companies actually comply with it, it's impossible to enforce. DIFC ruling was the only one that didn't have to comply ( Unless you were Muslim)
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Latest post on 12 July 2012 - 11:04
Mc Gettigans in Bonnington. 129 dhs incl one a'la carte main menu item +3 beverages. Nelsons in Tecom, think it's 179 all inclusive. Leave Mcgettigans by 4pm as it gets very rowdy later on, Nelsons is full of ladies of the night in the late afternoon too! Media one do a nice one at Media City but i do not know the cost :-)
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Latest post on 12 July 2012 - 09:50
Latitude in JBH is pretty nice and feels more expensive than it actually is....about 300 with drinks as I recall. Terrible service the last 2 times i went there!
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Latest post on 12 July 2012 - 09:49
29th July - UAE v GB football match........... cannot wait for this - will be cheering UAE big time!!!! yeah - think i may be joining you........ :D thats my birthday !!! 29th shall we have a parteee? Sorry ladies but GO Team GB :-)
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Latest post on 11 July 2012 - 15:30
If poster is asking for a bar is she looking for licenced place?
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Latest post on 11 July 2012 - 14:47
There is a lovely restaurant in Harvey Nichols which has a shisha place at the back I cannot remember the name of it. Most hotels etc are non smoking i think and it is a bit hot to sit out now Almaz by Momo! Yes - tis lush. Moroccan joint, DH sneaks off here while I'm shopping, says he's going for a mooch and I find him in this Aladdin's cave of a restaurant amid clouds of grapey smoke!! I have never gone in the smoking part but love the restaurant and the food is lush!
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Latest post on 11 July 2012 - 14:39
Hello ladies If any of you were working in the DIFC and received an end of service gratuity payment did your employer calculate it on calendar days or business days? My first employer calculated it on business days whereas my current employer is trying to say it should be calendar days. There is reference in the relevant law to a day being a "business day" but would be grateful for your experiences. Thanks in advance. Labor law stipulates calendar
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Latest post on 11 July 2012 - 14:34
There is a lovely restaurant in Harvey Nichols which has a shisha place at the back I cannot remember the name of it. Most hotels etc are non smoking i think and it is a bit hot to sit out now
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Latest post on 11 July 2012 - 12:33
I did see some in matalan a while back however it may be the wrong time of year now :-)
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Latest post on 11 July 2012 - 11:08
I thought if they submitted a request in writing x amount of days before they are allowed. I may of dreamt this lol
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Latest post on 11 July 2012 - 10:27
Thanks.. Do you have contact number for jet set jumeriah?? Either arabian ranches, motor city or jumeriah as im working in the morning in them areas so will want it doing after that. Shima beauty lounge is at the Ranches and they open on a Friday morning 120AED i have shoulder length fineish hair! you can Google their phone number
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Latest post on 11 July 2012 - 10:16
Hi Ladies, Anybody know where i can go for a fabulous blow dry on friday morning without spending a complete fortune??? There is shima beauty lounge at the Greens mid length hair 120AED A place next to Bobs fish and chips close to the Yacht Club i dont know the name of the salon though sorry. Both of these salons open in the morning from 9-10am I have used both for all sorts of hair stuff and never had a problem booking an appointment
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Latest post on 11 July 2012 - 08:59
Asics or Saucony. Saucony are great to run/work out in I have big feet and managed to find a comfy. supported shoe in both of the above Alot of my friends are ex services people and only wear the above ( they are big runners and gym buffs)
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Latest post on 10 July 2012 - 17:27
I may know of someone selling 2 for Thurs show :-)
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Latest post on 10 July 2012 - 17:26
I use mac matchmaster ( not heavy coverage) or illamasque. I cant do heavy foundation and both these give me a dewy glow and hide my redness :-)
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Latest post on 09 July 2012 - 17:25
DIFC too throwing it down :-)
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Latest post on 09 July 2012 - 17:10
can we please try and map where it is moving DSO/Garhoud/AR/VH - nobody in Jum/UmS or round DIFC has had any? is it moving towards desert then or towards sea? aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh!! DIFC is dark and very sandy but no rain BM
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Latest post on 09 July 2012 - 17:08
I am a Dermologica and Jan Marini fan.. I have dry, red skin and they are the only ones that dont irritate my skin. So many of the products have perfume in them which isnt good :-(
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Latest post on 09 July 2012 - 17:03
Yeah, I hope there aren't numpties speeding with change of weather. Nope they will all have their hazards on and drive like fools lol! Where is it actually raining?
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Latest post on 09 July 2012 - 16:40
Am I the only one who can't see the need for a phone to play games-my ancient Nokia makes and takes calls-no camera-no apps-no nothing-and like it like that! Drives me crazy to see people sitting together for lunch fiddling around on their phones and not talking to each other. Sat on the metro the other day and the couple next to us texted each other the whole way...... I was on holiday with a friend once who spent the entire time texting. I got that frustrated i actually grabbed her phone and threw it into the road. As you can imagine she wasnt happy however i didn't really care! We have a written rule then when out with the girls no texting unless in the ladies.. It really winds me up and is so blimmin rude.
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Latest post on 09 July 2012 - 16:37
I can smell rain in Greens, sky's overcast and THINK I heard a rumble but that could be my tummy sending signals Fingers X'd my plants need a water!
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Latest post on 09 July 2012 - 16:17
I've breastfed in cafes and restaurants here for 15 months and never had so much as a strange look. I use a cover but have seen a woman in niqab who just had her breast out with no cover and noone seemed shocked by it. I think it kind of fits in with the region's general pro family approach. whilst i understand that why are B@@bs black pen marked out in practically every publication?
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Latest post on 09 July 2012 - 16:15
Nothing at Downtown :(
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Latest post on 09 July 2012 - 14:58
In all my years here i have never seen anyone nurse in public Are there not mother/baby rooms in the malls etc for this? maybe you haven't [i'>[/i'>noticed[i'>[/i'> a woman nursing her baby in public but believe me it's happening everywhere, as for mother/baby rooms, it's no fun to sit in them for 30-40 mins which is how long it can take in the early days, there is no need to hide away, it's perfectly acceptable to nurse in public and you do not need to cover yourself in a blanket. I've never used a cover in 19 months It wouldnt bother me one bit and being from the UK i am used to it however in all my years here i have never seen anyone or know of any of my friends who have done it. We all stand corrected :-)
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Latest post on 09 July 2012 - 14:56
Hi, Do you know if any of the shops are selling boots at the moment? I am making a trip to a cold country next week and need some comfortable flat black boots. New look may have some in the sale
 
 
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