Suzanne Nicole
Kuwaiti Q&A ver. 3.0
And we're back to our regularly scheduled programming. It's pretty much re-runs so you can totally make a turkey club sandwich on a...
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FROM DRY HEAT TO DRY SHEETS
Welcome to my life abroad in Kuwait.
The name might throw you, so let me explain: Arizona’s climate is referred to as a “dry heat.” In deciding to come to Kuwait I have made a conscious choice for my heart to abstain from bandicooting, thus “dry sheets.”
Should you be put off or otherwise apprehensive to continue reading based upon the nature of my title let me be non-“Bruin-towny” by telling you how to live your life and stop reading now.
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Suzanne Nicole
My gym is better than your gym because it's so much more.
I finished watching Gilmore Girls about a month ago, and I really had nothing else to do in my free time, so I joined a gym. And. It’s....
Suzanne Nicole
Kuwaiti Q&A ver. 2.0
Q: How're the benes? (submitted by: Anne Bradley, MOTY in my books) A: Not too shabby, actually. Monthly, my rent, bills: A/C, gas, heat...
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The most sublime coffee shops might actually be in Kuwait.
Sheikh Abdullah Al Salem Cultural Centre: Technically not a coffee shop, but I am including this masterpiece because mini-mosque making,...
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A Quick Kuwaiti Q&A ver. 1.0
Q: Why don’t you have your passport? (submitted by: Ms. Kim Hamblin, retired teacher) A: I don’t know. Well, actually I do know, and the...
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Just in case you were wondering … (but this one isn’t really about Kuwait)
Maybe it’s time to talk about why I chose to leave a school district with leadership that did nothing short of set my entire professional...
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