The Garden Show is here again, it was unveiled last evening with great fanfare. This is one of my favorites in the events calendar, as it brings together colorful exhibits featuring the environment, flowers and horticulture from Bahrain and other parts of the world under one roof.
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The fist time I got acquainted with Santorini, it was through a music piece titled the same by the Greek composer Yanni. It was a good 15 years later wait before I visited this magical island in the Aegean. Continue reading Postcards from Santorini
Diwali, the festival of lights was always the highlight of the years calendar. As children we used to start stocking up on crackers weeks in advance, distribute sweets to our dear ones by hand and line up the greeting cards up on the sitting room table.
Diwali for us as an expat in Bahrain is a mild affair, there is hardly any sound of the gola bamb going off or rockets lighting up the sky. Continue reading Prayers, sparklers and new clothes
It’s Tuesday, midway through our working week here in the Middle East. I should be relaxing on the couch, but something got me back on the keyboard to make this quick post.
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