Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
I always enjoy reading GulfWeekly staff reports on their latest restaurant visit.I remember when most people used to dine out to enjoy a meal better than they could cook at home - that was before microwaves and ‘boil in the bag’ gourmet meals.
Please kindly find the details of the Bahrain Writers’ Circle events during September. Newcomers are welcome to join!
The beauty of expat friendships in Bahrain is after a while a few become like family. The only trouble with this type of friendship is you often go through the pain of saying goodbye all too often. But for a few special, real friendships it’s not so much goodbye when they leave for pastures new as it is, see you soon.
‘Rules are meant to be broken’ is a saying that goes a long way. It seems like a dialogue someone donning a leather jacket and aviators would exclaim while getting off a Harley. Rules are supposed to stifle creativity and development but doesn’t breaking rules stifle our morals?
I WOULD like to say a ‘well done’ to all the students who have recently passed their A-Level and GCSE examinations and ‘good luck’ with your future endeavours, be it at university or in the workplace.
The Whisperer would like to share an ingenious reclamation suggestion. Old office chairs are being transformed into hard-shell backpacks and panniers.
