dubai girl
With the Thanksgiving Holiday's coming (I know I'm not in America now), what are you thankful for?
bushra21
Im thankful for the life that I have, my experiences (both good and bad) and the people that I have known and am begining to know.
I am also extremely thankful for my younger sister. Because without her, I dont think i could be the person I am today. I know I wouldnt be here if it wasn't for her. She saved my life, more than once
Concord
- dubai girl wrote:
With the Thanksgiving Holiday's coming (I know I'm not in America now), what are you thankful for?
Not having to deal with relatives. You are right wrong country.
d3vilish_ang3l_88
im thankful.. for my family...my friends...all the people ive met.
im thankful for everything ive been through.
n most importantly that special someone...who will always be there no matter what...with my high temper n my impatience... hes always there..thank you for being in my life.
dubai girl
Good one Concord! Instead of family, I'm having about 30 people over for Thanksgiving that don't have family here!!! Can't get away from it all! But very thankful for FRIENDS.
^ian^
Thankful I was born in Australia, best goddamn country on the planet.
Thankful for Guinness.
Thankful that the best goddamn country on the planet has the best goddamn cricket team on the planet.
Thankful Sam Raimi has made Spiderman 3, which looks kickass. He should have made it in Australia (the best goddamn country on the planet) and it would have been better, but he'll keep.
:-)
bushra21
- dubai girl wrote:
Good one Concord! Instead of family, I'm having about 30 people over for Thanksgiving that don't have family here!!! Can't get away from it all! But very thankful for FRIENDS.
Are you guys going to have a traditional thanksgiving meal :oops:
easternjewel
Health
Family
redmatrice
- easternjewel wrote:
Health
Family
That's what i wanted to say but my keybroad didn't work :)
dubai girl
- bushra21 wrote:
- dubai girl wrote:
Good one Concord! Instead of family, I'm having about 30 people over for Thanksgiving that don't have family here!!! Can't get away from it all! But very thankful for FRIENDS.
Are you guys going to have a traditional thanksgiving meal :oops:
Yes Bushra. With lots of wine and spirits too. Then we will bring out the tums for total indigestion problems!!!
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^ian^
- dubai girl wrote:
- bushra21 wrote:
- dubai girl wrote:
Good one Concord! Instead of family, I'm having about 30 people over for Thanksgiving that don't have family here!!! Can't get away from it all! But very thankful for FRIENDS.
Are you guys going to have a traditional thanksgiving meal :oops:
Yes Bushra. With lots of wine and spirits too. Then we will bring out the tums for total indigestion problems!!!
Where do I send the Sharjah Police DG?
bushra21
- dubai girl wrote:
- bushra21 wrote:
- dubai girl wrote:
Good one Concord! Instead of family, I'm having about 30 people over for Thanksgiving that don't have family here!!! Can't get away from it all! But very thankful for FRIENDS.
Are you guys going to have a traditional thanksgiving meal :oops:
Yes Bushra. With lots of wine and spirits too. Then we will bring out the tums for total indigestion problems!!!
awwww, i think im going to attempt to do that for my family...
^ian^
- bushra21 wrote:
- dubai girl wrote:
- bushra21 wrote:
- dubai girl wrote:
Good one Concord! Instead of family, I'm having about 30 people over for Thanksgiving that don't have family here!!! Can't get away from it all! But very thankful for FRIENDS.
Are you guys going to have a traditional thanksgiving meal :oops:
Yes Bushra. With lots of wine and spirits too. Then we will bring out the tums for total indigestion problems!!!
awwww, i think im going to attempt to do that for my family...
I'll have a turkey sandwich and ponder what thanksgiving means to me.
Probably indigestion as well.
dubai girl
- ^ian^ wrote:
- dubai girl wrote:
- bushra21 wrote:
- dubai girl wrote:
Good one Concord! Instead of family, I'm having about 30 people over for Thanksgiving that don't have family here!!! Can't get away from it all! But very thankful for FRIENDS.
Are you guys going to have a traditional thanksgiving meal :oops:
Yes Bushra. With lots of wine and spirits too. Then we will bring out the tums for total indigestion problems!!!
Where do I send the Sharjah Police DG?
I was going to see if Bushra could arrange the UAE helicopter to take me to Barracuda for a liquor run! I will call her tomorrow for assistance.
dubai girl
We all have so much to be thankful for.
We have the opportunity to live in such an outstanding country as the UAE.
Health, family, friendships, faithful pets, and the list goes on!
easternjewel
yeh most important, not being mentally or physically disabled.
Whenever I look at underprivileged people, I never want to complain again!
Concord
- dubai girl wrote:
We have the opportunity to live in such an outstanding country as the UAE.
What is so outstanding about the UAE compared to that great country of yours USA. Please elaborate.
^ian^
- Concord wrote:
- dubai girl wrote:
We have the opportunity to live in such an outstanding country as the UAE.
What is so outstanding about the UAE compared to that great country of yours USA. Please elaborate.
I'm moving to Chad.
^ian^
- ^ian^ wrote:
I'm moving to Chad.
I'm back... Chad is not outstanding.
dubai girl
- Concord wrote:
- dubai girl wrote:
We have the opportunity to live in such an outstanding country as the UAE.
What is so outstanding about the UAE compared to that great country of yours USA. Please elaborate.
This is our first abroad assignment. From what I have heard it is a wonderful place to be,in comparison to many other places, and damned lucky to be here at the moment. Love the weather, the beach, the sun, and living in here in general. Have met many good friends, and had much fun. There is no place like home though.
Concord
- dubai girl wrote:
From what I have heard it is a wonderful place to be,in comparison to many other places, and
I was simply wondering if you could share your thought on the differences between UAE and USA and why UAE is outstanding compared to USA. And not from what you have heard but from your own experience.
Concord
- easternjewel wrote:
yeh most important, not being mentally or physically disabled.
Whenever I look at underprivileged people, I never want to complain again!
Same here - but not attached to any "national" holiday.
Just driving in a car in Dubai as opposed to one of those non airconditioned buses with slave labor is enough for me to be thankfull.
BTW, I don't even own the car.
dubai girl
- Concord wrote:
- dubai girl wrote:
From what I have heard it is a wonderful place to be,in comparison to many other places, and
I was simply wondering if you could share your thought on the differences between UAE and USA and why UAE is outstanding compared to USA. And not from what you have heard but from your own experience.
Concord after some thought (although it is really deep subject for me this late), it is more on a personal note that I am glad to be here. I owned my own businesses for 20 years, raised children, and held the fort down while my husband was on his career path....it was time for a change! I sold the businesses and now can kick back some and support my husband and his opportunity here in Dubai. The timing was incredible and so appropriate for us to leave home as we are empty nesters now, and can travel, expand our relationship together without children, and do something different after 30 years of marriage.
The beauty of the UAE to me is that it is a big sophisticated place to live and is so westernized that I almost feel like I'm at home. Like I said before, I would rather be "home", but this is a great opportunity, and if we wouldn't have moved, I would be working my ass off every day all day running businesses, and not enjoying my life as I am today.
noni
my health, my family, friends, security, and not having to worry where my next meal is coming from
Concord
- dubai girl wrote:
From what I have heard it is a The beauty of the UAE to me is that it is a big sophisticated place to live and is so westernized that I almost feel like I'm at home.
I thought you said you were from Tulsa :wink:
sage & onion
I am thankfull that my family and I wake up each morning in good health.
Eros
I am thankful for my family and friends.
For the amazing life i live.
zam
Thankful for all the blessings and all the trials! :wink:
Sara1983
being a women & alive!
Concord
- Sara1983 wrote:
being a women & alive!
whew! I thought you were going to say "for my hair" :shock:
Sara1983
- Concord wrote:
- Sara1983 wrote:
being a women & alive!
whew! I thought you were going to say "for my hair" :shock:
lol I luv my hair but hey it ain't red :D :P
weary_heart
I'm thankful for:
- Having great family and wonderful friends
- Good health
dubai girl
- Concord wrote:
- dubai girl wrote:
From what I have heard it is a The beauty of the UAE to me is that it is a big sophisticated place to live and is so westernized that I almost feel like I'm at home.
I thought you said you were from Tulsa :wink:
Yes, Concord we have a home in Tulsa and have lived there for 24 years. Born and raised in Texas and lived there until about 29 or so...
Tulsa should be in Texas!!! It's a beautiful place, much like Austin but not as crowded!!!
asc_26
I like this thread DG. :D
I am thankful that Dad is recovering...
I am thankful that I am still single because I can help defray dad's medical expenses without much financial debate with the better half (like what other couples are doing) :D
I am thankful that I become the instrument for my younger sister to achieve her dreams.
I am thankful that I am still alive, healthy and earning so i can help more people who needs help.
I am thankful that I have friends and for being there when life is too sour to laugh at.
I am thankful for life's challenges and for everything there is to thank for.
Bow! :D
Concord
- dubai girl wrote:
- Concord wrote:
- dubai girl wrote:
From what I have heard it is a The beauty of the UAE to me is that it is a big [color=red]sophisticated[/color] place to live and is so westernized that I almost[color=red] feel like I'm at home[/color].
I thought you said you were from [color=red]Tulsa[/color] :wink:
Yes, Concord we have a home in Tulsa and have lived there for 24 years. Born and raised in Texas and lived there until about 29 or so...
Tulsa should be in Texas!!! It's a beautiful place, much like Austin but not as crowded!!!
Take two!