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Healthy Ice Fruit Pops for Kids
From New Life in KL!, Today, Read 0 times. Similar articles
It was a coincidence as I discovered this ice pop shop at Hartamas while I was having the car services at Lim Tayar place. The owner is a Malaysian married to an expat and she shared her story why she decided to open such a shop.The ice pops were tasty and naturally sweet (no sugar added!!!) I sampled the banana strawberry and fell in love with it!This is a great, yummy treat for my toddler who seems to be fascinated with ice cream nowadays. Unfortunately when she doesn't finish, mommy ends up...
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The Expat Unfriendly Netherlands - Take Two
From A Letter from the Netherlands, Yesterday, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Not all Dutch things are easy to adapt to(c) Amanda van MulligenAround a year ago I published a blog post which threw up the question whether the Netherlands was a friendly place to live for expats. The resounding response was no. And it was the most commented on post I have written - with comments still coming in.It seems that most of you indicated that making friends with Dutch people is nigh on impossible. That Dutch people are very closed off (to expats) and that the local language is a...
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Catching up: parties, applications, surgeries
From Mama(e) in Translation, 5 days ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Today is effectively the very first day of my "summer vacation 2012" - Â 3 months of not much work & no paycheck. I didn't have a paycheck for 5 years before this, but somehow now that I'm back to the "workforce" (though still working in the margins), it does bother me a lot not to have a salary in the next months. Sigh...Next year I will have it for at least a month when I teach for the study abroad in Brazil which reminds me that I do have to work this summer planning that. And I...
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Morocco - Assault on the Senses
From AMSTERDAMNED, 5 days ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Our overland trip from Marrakesh to Lisbon started with an explosion on our senses the moment we arrived in Casablanca and made our way to Marrakech. The smells, the sounds, the sights were all different, chaotic and overstimulating. Morocco was the first country truly outside my cultural bubble and the culture shock I felt was as claustrophobic as the narrow covered streets within the Medina walls.  After working our way overland into Spain we were exhausted, exhausted from ...
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My blown glass experience:)
From Albtranslator, 6 days ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
 I adored working with glass :) This was done in December 2010, with the help of my glass teacher James Adam Mowen, a very helpful and inspiring teacher and glass artist..
I will be sharing more of my glass experiences later on;)
This is my first and alas last blown glass experience so far.If you have the chance try it!
it`s great;)
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Affordable Art Fair, Bristol.
From The red shoes, 1 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
I have been quiet of late, well quiet on here that is, quiet in real life is never really an option! I have been busy, working in the gallery and preparing for another art fair, this time it is in Bristol, half price tickets available on the gallery web site, get in free if you email me before tomorrow! There are a couple of new paintings of mine in the above catalogue, I will post them up at a later date, in the meantime you will have to flip the flipping catalogue to see if you can spot...
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Mollie Makes visits my tea house.
From Put Your Flare On, 1 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
I recently friended a UK based American expat named Leigh who was visiting Paris on a extended trip. We hit it off from the start. She has a cute blog and an even cuter daugheter named Lois who Maximilien took a liking to immediately. Lois doesn't speak French but that didn't keep her from making fast friends with Max. You would never believe the conversations these two had a mismash of French and English and lots of laughing and wrestling. Lois can keep up with the boys for sure. No...
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Sisters Working Together
From Here There and Everywhere, 1 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
We have a mission, and that I why I am in Seattle. My sisters and I have to clean out my Mother’s condo, now that she has moved to a very elegant new living situation, with a lot of people her own age to play with. Mom has talked about this for years, but always with concern that when it came to dividing things up among the sisters there may be some greed, or that we might come to blows over the division of the possessions she is not taking with her. She came up with a system, whereas we...
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Making the old new again
From A New Life In Costa Rica, 1 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Our front patio furniture was beginning to show it's age and needed a fresh look. Over the past month we've been working to give the furniture a new life. And hopefully add a few years to it's life. Bill put in hour after hour sanding the metal first then the...
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Home renovation work in Kenya - and the rain keeps on falling
From Africa Expat Wives Club, 1 weeks ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
I think that it is fair to say that we are currently living 'in extremis'.
Persistent Rain in Kenya - readers currently experiencing flooding in UK can sympathise!
As I sat working on my computer this morning, in the small room which is now doubling up as one daughter's garret style bedroom, while needing a wee fairly desperately after my second cup of coffee ? I wondered where on earth I might go to the loo.
I had already headed out to a 7am exercise class,...
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