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View Article  A WATCH IS A WATCH IS A WATCH. REALLY?

It’s not very often that one goes to a fancy watch outlet to buy a 1,600-dinar (approx. $5,000/-) timepiece. At ...   more »

View Article  TRIP TO CAIRO

The flight from Kuwait to Cairo was 2.5 hours they said. After late lunch was served, there was nothing much ...   more »

View Article  PROM NIGHT FOR A JUNIOR

My son attended his high school JS Prom during the weekend.

Weeks before, he was busy practicing with his Fender ...   more »

View Article  WHEN IT RAINS, IT SURELY POURS

Winter finally came to this desert kingdom when it rained so hard two days ago. It took me almost an ...   more »

View Article  TROUBLE ON THE HIGHWAY FROM ST. LOUIS TO THE ROCKIES

After attending the 7:00AM Mass at the nearby St. Louis Cathedral which has a lovely Romanesque façade and truly great ...   more »

View Article  A VISIT TO THE BURJ AL-ARAB

There it was – all 332 meters high – right across the bridge from the sands of Jumeirah beach, its ...   more »

View Article  MALLING ON A WEEKEND BREAK IN DUBAI

Thanks to Al Jazeera Airlines’ price promo celebrating its first year anniversary, James and I found ourselves winging our way ...   more »

View Article  TWO DAYS IN A FARM IN ABDALY

We had a two-day holiday to end the month of Ramadan. Those working for the government had a week off and I heard people working there complaining...   more »

View Article  BRIDGE COMPETITION

As we stood there by the banks of the Red River on a hot June afternoon in Shreveport, Louisiana, my ...   more »

View Article  KUWAIT SCENERY PHOTO UPLOAD

I have uploaded a bunch of photos of Kuwait in the "Kuwait Photos" folder for those of you who'd like ...   more »

View Article  TYPHOON MILENYO

I got what I thought was a strange txt msg from my wife last Thursday. She was telling me that ...   more »

View Article  RAMADAN TIME

Ramadan, the Muslim month of fasting began three days ago. There was heavy traffic everywhere on the first day which ...   more »

View Article  TO LIVE OR NOT TO LIVE IN AMERICA

I don’t know exactly what it is but there is a certain magnetic pull that America exerts on many of ...   more »

View Article  FOR THE LOVE OF CLAPTON

We – Gladys, James and I - meandered around Europe for about a week since arriving in Amsterdam. Driving through ...   more »

View Article  CHEESY ALKMAAR

Early Friday morning found us on the road from Delft passing thru flat, postcard-pretty Dutch countryside. Cows were grazing in the ...   more »

View Article  DAY ONE OF A EUROPEAN SUMMER

Arriving in Amsterdam early in the morning with an overcast sky and close-to-winter temperature was quite a shock coming as ...   more »

View Article  ACCIDENT ON A TUESDAY MORNING

There I was driving in the middle of the Gulf Road, humming to James Blunts’s “You’re Beautiful” playing on the ...   more »

View Article  HONEYMOONING DOWN BY THE SEINE

Okay, so we weren’t really on a honeymoon but that line from the Beatles’ “Ballad of John and Yoko” (Finally ...   more »

View Article  FURTHER ON UP THE GULF ROAD

I took up a dare from my son that I could bike the whole length of the Gulf Road from ...   more »

View Article  RAMBLING DOWN LAS RAMBLAS

Nowhere is the truism “So much to see, so little time” more apt than when we arrived in Barcelona. This ...   more »