The Little Things I Miss About Dubai – Part 6
When I arrived in Dubai for the first time in late August 2008 I was a wet-behind-the-ears, travelphobic, inexperienced whelp Continue reading
When I arrived in Dubai for the first time in late August 2008 I was a wet-behind-the-ears, travelphobic, inexperienced whelp Continue reading
Many people like to describe Dubai as a cultural melting pot, and on certain levels that moniker may be true. Continue reading
Just in case you are not an English teacher let me clear something up – a simile is a figurative Continue reading
Brunch is where the seven deadly sins convene to celebrate their birthdays and drink themselves into an alcoholic stupor; lust Continue reading
Anybody who has the aspiration of being a teacher has to accept the grim truth that they are going to Continue reading
Humour is one of the greatest weapons a teacher can have in their behavioural management armoury. The ability to make Continue reading
If you live in Dubai then you have been to IKEA. Located deep in the bowels of festival city, it Continue reading
Ever wondered what the consequences of getting hammered on a school night are? Ever disrupted a group of 200 people Continue reading