My obsession for Zataar W Zeit finally got the best of me when I was in Dubai and after much, much persuasion Nayef agreed that we could go there. The closest one to us was located at the Jumeirah Walk so we headed there. After stuffing our faces with zataar and cheese, we…
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Review of Dubai’s Global Village
Being a HUGE fan of Disney’s Epcot park, I was beyond excited to visit Dubai’s Global village after seeing it on TripAdvisor. In my head I had thought it would be a fun, exciting place that incorporates all kinds of cultures and customs. We were so excited when we first entered because all the individual…
Taken at Dubai Miracle Garden
Dubai Miracle Garden is the worlds biggest natural flower garden. It contains over 45 MILLION living plants. I have to admit, all those flowers make it the most colorful and the most fragrant place I have ever been. I felt like I was in Wonderland!
You live where?
When I tell people I travel to Kuwait on a regular basis, people always ask me where I stay at. Most people think that I literally go out into the middle of a desert, set up a tent, and live among the Bedouins. Or worse…. The reality of it is that my housing arrangements in…
Education: The Cure to Ignorance
There are a million things I could be doing right now, like working out, cooking dinner, doing laundry, seeing my friends, or learning another language. Instead, I’m sitting indoors, staring at my laptop screen, typing away. With all the other things I could be doing, why do I make blogging a priority? Before I went…
What happens now?
So as most of you may already know, after many, many all-nighters, nervous breakdowns, and sleepovers at the library, I FINALLY graduated college. While graduating college is basically the highlight of life this far, I am left with that whole “what happens now?” feeling. On my graduation day I felt that there were no limits…
Kendra in KSA 