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In the heat of the moment
Joined: 22 May 2015
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 Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2015 7:30 am Post subject: Saudi Arabia: A Haven Of Opportunity And Luck |
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http://hatchkeen.com/life-in-saudi-arabia/
"As I have been born and bought up in the Saudi Arabia, I have come to love it like no other place. Its home. Everything about it is soothing, peaceful and familiar. The perfectly built roads, the sky scrapers, the shawarma, the way Saudi’s pronounce ‘Bebsi’. It is a country that gave us everything. It blessed us with a highly sophisticated, luxurious life..." continues in the article.    |
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sicklyman
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"it means being free and able to do what one desires to"
Well, that pretty much says it all.
The article is a great example of what a lack of travel and age can produce. |
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veiledsentiments
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I agree that this reflects mostly being young and inexperienced. She presents the positives... and of course there are more of them when looked at as a young Muslim female than there are from the viewpoint of us jaded Westerners. This board pretty clearly points out all the negatives for those older and theoretically wiser.
Both sides are correct.
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