Continents

The end of the school year marked the end of a teaching era in Doha for many families. That included our friends Robyn and Izzy, an Aussie couple that could put you in sleeper hold faster than you could mutter, “Let’s put another shrimp on the barbie!” A trip to Arugam Bay was in order.

Millennium of Egyptian laid in front of us as four pyramids dotted the horizon sitting above the Nile. This was an introduction to Cairo.

Once again, like Keanu Reeves in Speed, but this time without his Sandra Bullock, I was on another bus hurtling towards the Egyptian Embassy, but at a much more manageable speed.

A pending move to Egypt awaits. So does a visa that requires blood tests, ultrasounds, double and triple stamped documents by govt agencies.

Randomly breaking out the Fraggle Rock theme song was childish, but with a free weekend, that happens on a road trip to Bahrain.

This whole adventure started back when Nadine and I had this crazy idea to live abroad with our two kids in the Cayman Islands.

This wasn’t my high school basketball tourney, this MESAC basketball tournament was in New Delhi, India at the American Embassy School.

World Cup Day 3 provided surprises, but the bigger surprise was two days before the opening match when the King of Beers would not be served.