I am very moody today

i-moody
By i-moody

Oh my god...

i never thought such a rich country like Qatar could have such bad roads pitted with so deep holes.

i never thought I would have to travel miles to find a birthday card.

i never thought i would have to rely on landmarks to go meet someone...addresses are unknown to people..no one knows where road is located.

i never thought i would have to travel miles to get a a baguette or a newspaper.

i never thought there are no postman here. If I want an address, I will have to have a postal box and go collect my letter myself.

i never thought i would have so much difficulties buying a car...no website give the price of new cars...except qatarsale.com and qatarliving.

why are some areas look like the 3rd world. Is there not any organised system here.

why do people seek insurance money walking in the middle of the roads. Why do they make small groups round corners and won't budge until you blow your horn? why are there not road markings in inside roads?

Oh my god, why did i leave my job and come here to work? i am so moody today....more than i usually am. hahaha.

Tell me, you expats from Europe or The States, how do you survive here? The only good thing i find here is the cost of petrol is way cheaper.

Share your thoughts please.

By LEGENDWAR• 13 Oct 2008 15:17
LEGENDWAR

Qatar z SUPERB!!!

ALINAZ

By Salmamohd• 18 Sep 2008 23:45
Salmamohd

lolz....nyc one....

By marhabtain• 15 Sep 2008 19:03
marhabtain

So nice to have my Poetic bent appreciated! Yippeeee I say! Hic! Gin.

By anonymous• 15 Sep 2008 19:00
anonymous

Great poetry, marhabtain.

By marhabtain• 15 Sep 2008 18:57
marhabtain

Qatar oh Qatar the land I live in,

Improves all the time on a bottle of Gin.

Sic transit gloria mundii.

Venezuela sucks.

Yippeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! A large one! Hic!

By nomad_08• 15 Sep 2008 18:18
nomad_08

"why are some areas look like the 3rd world. Is there not any organised system here."

i think qatar is still classified as a 3rd world country?

By journalistgirl• 15 Sep 2008 13:20
Rating: 4/5
journalistgirl

Ok some of the comments here are just bbad people..How can u guys be so ungrateful?! If u come to a foreign country from Europe or America, there you have the choice whether you stay or leave. Life is good enough there for people to make an informed choice, they can chose. Compare that to someone from Zimbabwe or Iraq where just about anywhere else is better than what they are coming from. When you move countries, there are obviously going to be obstacles you are going to have to overcome.

When I lived in ENgland, rubbish was often not collected becuase the local city council was apparently so underfunded (considering the amount of council tax they took from us I'd love to know where that went). And yes things may seem "a little strange" here compared to back home, but if u really want your home comforts exactly how they are in your home country go back home. It's really simple, and just becuase you signed a contract is no excuse. Stop slagging off Qataris - they aren't perfect, but are you surprised they may start to hate foreigners when all we do is bitch and whine about our tax free salaries, and if we're american/european free housing and god knows how many other perks?

By gerrit.booyens• 14 Sep 2008 10:37
gerrit.booyens

Safe, Good food, good shopping, warm ocean, nice people , lots of money, brilliant restaurants, sattelite tv. Yachts, cheep cars, airconditioning, rapid development.

JEEEEEZ what is not to like?

By marhabtain• 13 Sep 2008 09:52
marhabtain

Cummon! If u think its bas here try Darfur! Qatar is FABULOUS! Yippeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee! Hic! Gin cheers me up - u should try it!

By olivka• 13 Sep 2008 09:36
olivka

I think in 10 years Qatar will be a beautiful country, but for now the whole country is like a big construction site - everything is only developing. It's not easy for the western expatriates to adapt here - we've been spoiled too much!!! by our developed countries - and now find ourselves in ONLY the slightly worth conditions. At least here is better than in some poor countries, isn't it? And we always can come back home, can't we?

By chiefsittingbull• 12 Sep 2008 12:39
chiefsittingbull

Pack your bags and leave on a Jetplane.....Qatar Airways flys out everyday......LoL

BORN TO BOWL...........FORCED TO WORK

By anonymous• 12 Sep 2008 12:33
Rating: 3/5
anonymous

"i never thought such a rich country like Qatar could have such bad roads pitted with so deep holes."

This is on purpose to enhance the drivers' skills.

"i never thought I would have to travel miles to find a birthday card."

That's because birthday celebrations are not recommended by Islamic scholars.

"i never thought i would have to rely on landmarks to go meet someone...addresses are unknown to people..no one knows where road is located."

That's because many people don't want the police to find them.

"i never thought i would have to travel miles to get a a baguette or a newspaper."

Arabic bread is healthier and newspapers are crap anyway.

"i never thought there are no postman here. If I want an address, I will have to have a postal box and go collect my letter myself."

There are too many wild dogs here. A postman would not survive.

"i never thought i would have so much difficulties buying a car...no website give the price of new cars...except qatarsale.com and qatarliving."

There already enough cars on the roads.

"why are some areas look like the 3rd world. Is there not any organised system here."

That's for the tourists only.

"why do people seek insurance money walking in the middle of the roads. Why do they make small groups round corners and won't budge until you blow your horn? why are there not road markings in inside roads?"

You have to ask these people, not Qatar.

"Oh my god, why did i leave my job and come here to work? i am so moody today....more than i usually am. hahaha."

You alone should know thew answer to this question.

"Tell me, you expatriates from Europe or The States, how do you survive here? The only good thing i find here is the cost of petrol is way cheaper."

The page is not long enough to tell you all the things I like here. Sorry.

Share your thoughts please.

By QATARZONE• 12 Sep 2008 11:58
QATARZONE

i-moody, if you do not like Qatar, goooo away from our country.

By olivka• 11 Sep 2008 08:20
Rating: 5/5
olivka

Qatar is a rich country, so you have to compare it with the rich countries, not poor like Vietnam or Cambodia. Apples with apples, pears with pears...

Qatar has so much money, however, if you compare it with the European or North American countries, well...it's far behind. Almost everything is undeveloped, i-moody is right. Let's take taxi service, for example. Oh, my God, always late: in a good case for 5-10 min, in a worth - 40 minutes!!! If you don't have your own car, it's almost impossible to be somewhere on time! Those limousines drivers...Not really reliable, don't know word "on time"...The Health system is pretty well though.

Sorry to say it, but people here who are not Qatari citizens or who are not from Europe or North America have no manners!!! - their driving is rude and dangerous, they tend to cheat in the lines for something, they are messy, they leave tones of garbage after picnics in the park or on the beach, so wild beautiful beaches are all covered with leftovers...

Look at the european, american parks!!! People there clean after themselves...

That's my and all my friends' impression.

By gerrit.booyens• 10 Sep 2008 15:41
gerrit.booyens

I also left for safety , was not going to wait to become yet another statistic.

By anonymous• 31 Aug 2008 12:52
anonymous

i-moody summat tells me you ain't European either!

By apanama• 31 Aug 2008 11:35
apanama

Better in Qatar..some countries have Aedes Mosquito that causes dengue fever, malaria and yellow fever. Never heard of this in Qatar. Some countries just burn their million year old forest for agriculture. This cause a big smoke pollution for months to some cities, choking everybody and very harmful to infants.

Hopes you survive and have a good experience here.

By journalistgirl• 31 Aug 2008 10:47
journalistgirl

Guys. If you hate this country so much, then why are you here? No one made you come here in teh first place. Out of the experience of having lived in several other countries, every place has it's pros and cons...So either quit the whining about how apparently crap things are here and put up with it or go live somewhere else which you think is so much better than here. Do you think somewhere like Iraq is anywhere better than here? (and I can comment on Iraq - I did some charity work there not so long ago...that was an interesting experience to say the least).

By janeyjaney• 30 Aug 2008 15:51
janeyjaney

No... my ex-bf is a South African and he took me to see the townships!! ;)

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By LEGENDWAR• 30 Aug 2008 14:43
LEGENDWAR

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By biltong• 29 Aug 2008 18:15
Rating: 2/5
biltong

Yes the townships are nerve wracking. Did you went on a guided township tour?

The future is made of the same stuff as the present - Simone Weil.

By janeyjaney• 29 Aug 2008 18:09
janeyjaney

Biltong, i went to South Africa and stayed for 5 months and I loved it! It is really beautiful! South Africans are good people although the crimes are still on an uproar. I stayed in bryanston in the northern suburbs, it was good.. Bt passing through those townships was simply nerve wracking! i would love to go back for a visit! -------------------------------------------------

By biltong• 29 Aug 2008 17:58
Rating: 2/5
biltong

The increasing crimes of armed house robberies, rapes and hijackings have spread to the before "save" platteland. Just a week before we left for Qatar 2 elderly people was killed (armed house robbery) in the Vaal Triangle. I were sleeping also with one eye open, until we left SA. AND guess what, I had my first good night sleep in Qatar.

I think if more people in SA get the oppertunities or money to leave, they will. Don't get me wrong, we have a beautiful country, but it's DANGEROUS living in it.

So yes we moved more for the safety than the money!

The future is made of the same stuff as the present - Simone Weil.

By i-moody• 29 Aug 2008 17:12
i-moody

i wish i could go...I signed the contract already....try become an xpat yourself in a country where you dont get the basic facilities you take for granted and are used to in your home country(for example finding Halal meat or a mosque...) then you'll find the answer to your question.

the question: "how do you survive...." means how the rest of expats overcome these problems....i was looking for their advice. btw there is nothing special with expats except that their skills are needed by those companies that are developing the place.

My question was addressed to european and american expats. I guess by your name, you must be from outside Europe or America. So my question was not directed at your audience.

and finally, i dont need your patronising me. thank you.

By boyaati• 29 Aug 2008 13:32
boyaati

look here no one is forcing you to stay put here and go through whatever you are experiencing!Man Qatar is not gonna have a problem from your absences. You have a choice to pack your bag and take the next flight out of here! And what so special about "expatriates from Europe or the State" that put you in a puzzle as how they survive?

By i-moody• 29 Aug 2008 13:03
i-moody

hey princess habiba, can we become friends?

By goodluck• 28 Aug 2008 06:23
goodluck

while what we can do but try to enjoy the trouble?. it's also interesting.

By princess habibah• 28 Aug 2008 02:04
princess habibah

I moody I felt exactly the same way when I read all that stuff about looking at worse off countries.

The point is that your sad cuz Qatar is not what you expected. It just goes to show that the grass is not always greener.

I kept moaning about britain and how great california was.. but now that I am back I sing a different tune. Just outside of one of my mothers Hotels in san francisco you'll run into loads of homeless people sleeping on the street. Crazies with no sense!

My first thoughts were why isn't there a better social system here in the states to take care of these people? And why don't people like kids? Why are they so loud and rude?

Now I would wish for anything to be back in britain rather than California. And I promise you I am enjoying the best first class america has to offer.

Maryum : Umm Hasan bint Abdullah Alshabrawishi

By i-moody• 28 Aug 2008 00:55
i-moody

wow...it seems most of you were very hard on me...btw i chose to come here not for money...i came here for being associated with a big brand name....in fact i make more money from where i come from...but one thing some of you are right about: it's safer here than my home country...but saying about living a better life here... i tend to disagree and also very much tempted to ask: what background some of you expat come from? From one where few live on government freebies, hand-outs, benefits? What I moan about are basic things that such a rich country like this one cannot afford. Here on Fridays, you see thousands and thousands of labourers from the Industrial Area coming to the city for recreation.They, unintentionally, crowd the place just standing and talking in groups. I pity them. Even in some poorest quarters of some poor countries, there are parks and facilities for the poorest people. I have lived here only 4 months btw. One of you mentioned Cambodia or Vietnam. Does Cambodia or Vietnam has the same GDP as this country? May be in your Cambodia you did not have a proper road to drive on or had to walk. That person had better shut up and compare likes with likes before he/she hurled abuse at me. Some say to check before landing here. I wish I was lucky to find enough info. Some websites are just crap. www.justlanded.com..Always give wrong info.I wish I knew about QL before.

By gerrit.booyens• 27 Aug 2008 22:13
gerrit.booyens

Hi WitchStix

I have lived in South Africa for 32 years. I lived in Jo-burg, Mosselbay( will return any time) and lastly Durban.

The past 4 years were very bad. I honestly cannot promote SA for 2010, not with crime being the way it is.

Last week my Sister was robbed in brought daylite by 4 youths. The kicked her while on the floor, and simply walked away afterwords as if nothing happened.

And yes it really is soooo bad, why else are people leaving by the hundreds on a daily basis.

SA is my home, but I cannot wait to become a statistic, that is why I took my family and left.

How long where you in the Mother city for? Beautifull isnt it?

By gerrit.booyens• 27 Aug 2008 22:05
gerrit.booyens

Hi Haunted, this will be my first time working somewhere else than SA. I I am very exited.

By KellysHeroes• 26 Aug 2008 10:52
KellysHeroes

JJ. Am not sure who stepped on me. and who stepped on me is not sure on whom did she stepped

labda. sorry babe. I did not mean to keep you in the shadow. you can declare it anytime you like :)

and ladies. who dares to bug you in my absence? cats away mice play

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By labda06• 26 Aug 2008 09:58
labda06

janeyjaney I thought so, hahahahaha!!!

Please dont remind me, Iv just had my breakie!!

"Quit hanging on to the handrails . . . Let go. Surrender. Go for the ride of your life. Do it every day." Melody Beattie

By janeyjaney• 26 Aug 2008 09:55
janeyjaney

Labda.. I was just quoting that goffle who kept bugging us last Thursday. hahaha!

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By labda06• 26 Aug 2008 09:44
labda06

Kellys, very sorry doll, didnt know Im not supposed to talk about "us"...keep it on the down low you say, ok. But we've got to tell 'em sometime!! Im tired of being in ur shadow :P

janeyjaney, hahahaha, what?!

"Quit hanging on to the handrails . . . Let go. Surrender. Go for the ride of your life. Do it every day." Melody Beattie

By labda06• 26 Aug 2008 09:42
labda06

True Kellys, we missed you Thursday...:(

janeyjaney, here whenever you need me (lalalala)...you know that right?!? Uhmmm, how dyu know Kellys is hairy then? hehe. He's a [ammended after life threatened - a very single guy, as single as they come, my blessings upon you both] hehe

"Quit hanging on to the handrails . . . Let go. Surrender. Go for the ride of your life. Do it every day." Melody Beattie

By janeyjaney• 26 Aug 2008 09:09
janeyjaney

KH.. You sure Dragonfly didn't step on you?? hehe

Labda.. "Tell me if you want to 'sweat'!"

By KellysHeroes• 26 Aug 2008 09:08
KellysHeroes

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRr. How dare you talk about my personal profile? :D

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By KellysHeroes• 26 Aug 2008 09:06
KellysHeroes

Finally I saved some money to buy some razors :D

I was lazy to go to that place on Thursday. Besides, was having problem going to the other side of the place due to the "beer-aftermath". Had to struggle among the crowd. Now I remember. Noticed bruises on my toes. Was wondering why and how and when. While typing this reply I recall. One of the brilliant dancers stepped on my foot:((

Hope to catch up with you this weekend.

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By janeyjaney• 26 Aug 2008 09:04
janeyjaney

Labda.. LOL

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By janeyjaney• 26 Aug 2008 08:57
janeyjaney

Labdaaaaaa!!! How are youuuuuuuu sweets?? Girl, we have to have some more 'deep' convos like yesterday. ;)

KH!! Nice to see you my hairy friend!! Where were you last Thursday??

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By KellysHeroes• 26 Aug 2008 08:57
KellysHeroes

still having my coffee and calibrating :D

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By labda06• 26 Aug 2008 08:54
labda06

LOL Kellys...Awake are we? hehe :)

"Quit hanging on to the handrails . . . Let go. Surrender. Go for the ride of your life. Do it every day." Melody Beattie

By janeyjaney• 26 Aug 2008 08:52
janeyjaney

Hey Arien, cut him some slack.. we have all gone to that phase of not liking Qatar. ;)

Yay me! I'm so nice today!!

LOL

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By Arien• 26 Aug 2008 08:45
Arien

Those flights you flew down goes back too...

grow up dude.. these are things you could have checkd before jumping in.

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It Takes 72 Muscles to Frown...And Only 14 To Smile.

: ) Keep Smiling : )

By KellysHeroes• 26 Aug 2008 08:45
KellysHeroes

I did not see him for a while

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By SamyaUK• 26 Aug 2008 08:40
SamyaUK

By janeyjaney• 26 Aug 2008 08:33
janeyjaney

ahh.. you haven't come across the manual laborers. Obviously!! Consider yourself lucky!

Qatar is okay.. well, maybe because you're still new here that's why you have too much rants. You'll get used to it and in time, it's not that bad. Really.

;)

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By WitchStix• 26 Aug 2008 08:28
WitchStix

GERRIT; how long were you in SA and where were you? i lived in CT and it wasnt as bad as jo-burg, yes all you say is true but you have painted SUCH a dark picture of it, it really isnt that bad, if it was, there wouldnt be sooooooo many people living in SA and increasing in number everyday. besides, you're supposed to be promoting it for 2010! :)

"And think not you can direct the course of love, for love, if it finds you worthy, directs your course" -Khalil Gibran

By tallg• 26 Aug 2008 08:22
tallg

Travelling miles to get a newspaper - how do you survive!

If that's one of your biggest hardships then count yourself lucky. As people have already mentioned, you could be in far worse places suffering far worse fates. Remember that you chose to come here (presumably for the money). Many people don't get that option.

By britexpat• 26 Aug 2008 07:35
britexpat

Well said..

We should learn to count our blessings.

Too easy to whine about monor things..

By r7• 26 Aug 2008 07:29
Rating: 4/5
r7

If it were really so bad out here u would've left a long time ago... Pretty much every expat who post's here has been here a couple of yrs already.. Face it u can't have this lifestyle back home n the moneys good... the country's safe peaceful and we have everything we need... So Please quit whining and Get on with ur life !!!!

By labda06• 26 Aug 2008 07:07
labda06

jdylan...dang man, that was a good read. Very well said!!

"Quit hanging on to the handrails . . . Let go. Surrender. Go for the ride of your life. Do it every day." Melody Beattie

By jdylan• 26 Aug 2008 01:35
Rating: 3/5
jdylan

>>>i never thought i would have to travel miles to get a a baguette or a newspaper... If I want an address, I will have to have a postal box and go collect my letter myself.

Geez, go away already. How many times do we have to suffer with expats whining about Qatar? Just so you know, this horse has been beaten to death, has been buried, then someone else comes along, digs it up and we have go go through it all over again. Do you realize how spoiled you sound?

I just got back from Vietnam and Cambodia and I saw stuff there I won't even tell you about...wait, I will: children/orphans living in the street, blind babies in orphanages with heads the size of watermelons, rooms of deformed children (from toxins - deaf/mute/vegetables) stacked three in a bed, mine victims (more children) walking around missing limbs. Shut up and count your blessings. ALL OF THEM would prefer to live here instead of eating garbage of the street.

By dragonfly212• 26 Aug 2008 01:25
dragonfly212

wait till you drive in bolivia man.. i saw some pictures of the roads there is crazy and scary.

Everybody is right everybody is wrong, it depend where you stand

By Meaningful• 25 Aug 2008 23:55
Meaningful

Dont forget Qatar is like a new place, we are just starting now...so, wait us after coming years , plz be pentient and the most important here if ur safety and as one of the member mentioned ur pay slip. so plz read about Qatar from websites and you will know we are still young , even though ..the goverment is trying its best,now u r talking? if you would have come here just 5yrs ago u would have go back home the next day. but see now we are getting better and we will be much much better.

I dont live with example..Reather I prefer to be an example!

By bumblebee• 25 Aug 2008 23:44
bumblebee

anyway, going off now. good night everyone!

By bumblebee• 25 Aug 2008 23:44
bumblebee

anyway, just think/ look back on the reason/ purpose why are you here, why Qatar in the first place might make you feel better.

By bumblebee• 25 Aug 2008 23:40
bumblebee

Sorry was away.. but why will someone choose Qatar for education?!

By anonymous• 25 Aug 2008 23:24
anonymous

I heard it was bad. Daughter said her friend had to carry something for defense just to walk down the street. Hell, wasn't that story about the farmer released early after feeding ex-employee from there? Is this your first escape from chaos? (First move out?)

Here's to looking on the brighter side since someone always has it way way wayyyyyyy worse than you!

By Oryx• 25 Aug 2008 23:22
Oryx

I love South Africa

My parents have lived there peacefully and happily for seven years

Moody where were you living in Europe that was so wonderful?

Gerrit is right...stop focusing on this things...they are trivial to what many put up with.

By gerrit.booyens• 25 Aug 2008 22:59
gerrit.booyens

YEAH tomorrow, you will feel better. Hint, you need to want to get up in the morning, do 1 thing a day for yourself, that you enjoy.

By labda06• 25 Aug 2008 22:59
labda06

troll, why u have to post thrice?

"Quit hanging on to the handrails . . . Let go. Surrender. Go for the ride of your life. Do it every day." Melody Beattie

By i-moody• 25 Aug 2008 22:58
i-moody

thanks 4 ur encouragements...i guess ur all right ...i should be looking at the bright side...thanks again

By i-moody• 25 Aug 2008 22:56
i-moody

thanks everyone 4 ur encouragement....i guess i am much better off than others in some ways or another..i shall stop complaining

By i-moody• 25 Aug 2008 22:53
i-moody

guess you are all right...thanks 4 your encouragements

By gerrit.booyens• 25 Aug 2008 22:51
gerrit.booyens

Who's?

By britexpat• 25 Aug 2008 22:45
britexpat

Look at his profile..

By gerrit.booyens• 25 Aug 2008 22:40
gerrit.booyens

Now your talking!!

By bumblebee• 25 Aug 2008 22:36
bumblebee

i-moody, I would say... take a look at your pay slip it may make your day brighter!!Afterall thats the reason we come here I guess!!

By gerrit.booyens• 25 Aug 2008 22:34
Rating: 5/5
gerrit.booyens

I lived in South Africa. All the roads are full of potholes. You sleep at nite with one eye open, inside a house that has more security than a jail, hoping that you will not be the one to die tonight.

People P in the streets, spit on the sidewalks, minnibus taxis push you from the road, and if you dare say something you either get shot, stabbed or accused of being a rasist.

Your kids are not save in school, as some other kid might stab him/her with a scissor or pen in the neck.

Outside the gate criminals are waiting to rob kids from their cellphones when they walk home.

When you go to work or the local shop in your car, you need to make sure no - one is watching you, as there is a very good chance that you will get hijacked and killed.

Your money is worthless, and poverty is worse than ever. The police are useless, as there is no money for patrol vehicles to get to crime scenes, or do do basic policing.

Some police officers are using their skills and weapons to head crime syndicates, and hijack , steal , murder, rape and cause havoc as they wish.

The government refer to SA as the rainbow nation, what a joke. The only color in this rainbow is red - red from the blood of the innocent 25 000 people murdered in sunny South Africa every year.

Government says everything is fine, and if you do not like what is happening, you can leave.

EVERY newspaper report EVERY day on murders , rapes and robberies that took place the previous day.

Do not complain about petty things, if you want something to complain about, go to South Africa. If you survive a week, you will have a reason to complain.

By i-moody• 25 Aug 2008 22:19
i-moody

How can I add you to my buddy list.

By britexpat• 25 Aug 2008 22:18
britexpat

Home is home, whatever may be wrong with it..

We all go through ups and downs.. I'm sure things will brighten up.

By brutus_ceasar• 25 Aug 2008 22:17
brutus_ceasar

Going to store and buy some glue.

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Heard your wife left you,

How upset you must be.

But don't fret about it...

She moved in with me.

By i-moody• 25 Aug 2008 22:16
i-moody

Dear novita, britexpat and owen,

i guess, i have been taking too many things for granted and kept moaning too much about the rainy and cold climate of europe...sniff! sniff! i wanna cry...oh England wheer art thou? I miss you soooo much.

By novita77• 25 Aug 2008 22:13
novita77

EEEEEEKKKK !!!

By owen• 25 Aug 2008 22:12
owen

sigh.. same here.. but hey, we are all here already got to live with it.. sigh..

[img_assist|nid=12867|link=none|align=left|width=|height=0]Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood.

By britexpat• 25 Aug 2008 22:12
britexpat

I sniff glue..

Try it.. It makes everything beautiful..

By novita77• 25 Aug 2008 22:10
novita77

i share your sentiment exactly ... but i always looks at things from the brighter side.

for me personally if i got my friends, my husband happy with his job, my son settle and goes to a good school ... I AM HAPPY !!!

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Fasten your seatbelts and get ready for a sweet escape into the world of budget-friendly Mango Sticky Rice that's sure to satisfy both your cravings and your budget!
Places to enjoy Mango Sticky Rice in  high-end elegance

Places to enjoy Mango Sticky Rice in high-end elegance

Delve into a world of culinary luxury as we explore the upmarket hotels and fine dining restaurants serving exquisite Mango Sticky Rice.
Where to celebrate World Vegan Day in Qatar

Where to celebrate World Vegan Day in Qatar

Celebrate World Vegan Day with our list of vegan food outlets offering an array of delectable options, spanning from colorful salads to savory shawarma and indulgent desserts.