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Miss_Unique wrote:

Hi Kymadoce,
聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 聽 I have met some great people on my compound so that has been one of the things that has kept me sane. I also have fantastic friends back home in the UK which i am in constant contact with.

I'm still trying to get used to the heat and wearing an abaya but i'm sure with time i should become content.

Miss_Unique.

Welcome there are plenty of us Brits about so if you feel low in the first few weeks you just need to go online and call for help. I'm over at the Arabian Homes Compound just north of the military airport in the centre of town.

Regards

Martin

Miss_Unique wrote:

Thanks guys, Martin i'm thinking about attending some of the events held by the British embassy but i heard that they are invite only so we will see.

Miss_Unique

You may want to have a look at the posting from britgirly

britgirly wrote:

I have some better info about Embassy events.
All you have to do is join Corona Worldwide,
I think it was around 165SAR for a the year. I think you can just come along and join

coronaworldwide.org/node/2

Regards

Martin

Laylah wrote:

Hi Martin the third heard group gets together every Friday, they meet nearby the KFSH hospital. If you have your own car you could show up at the pick up point and offer a ride to some people waiting there for rides, they are always looking for more drivers!

Thanks Laylah

Yes I have a car do you know the meet time and exact location at the Hospital?

Regards

Martin

Martin Fin wrote:

Guys

I found this link whist looking for a contact for the 3rd Herd Hash Harriers!



It has a list of all sorts of activities and contacts.

Still haven't found what I am looking for so if anyone has any details of the 3rd Herd please let me know :-)

Running and walking I'm the heat sounds fun with 200 like minded nutters!

I attend the Third Herd regularly, PM me and I will tell you all you need to know, be quick though I am off on vacation in a couple of days

Miss_Unique wrote:

After weeks of excitement i have finally arrived, In the 4 days i have been here i have felt many emotions. Some of these emotions i have never felt in my in my entire life such as loneliness and the feeling of being lost.


My advice to anyone looking to move here is not to expect to much and socialise, sign up to a social club, get internet access and take each day as it comes.


Good luck

let us meet in marina mall and have fun bowling ..

its mixed there ..

nikkisizer wrote:

Hi Miss_Unique,

Obviously you will have worked out by now that you are not alone!

I can tell you that in my first couple of years after leaving the UK I had never cried so much in my whole life as I did in that period but at the same time I had never had so many happy times/experiences either.

Leaving family & friends is tough to put it mildly but in the end if you can stick it out, I doubt you will regret it.

Keep your chin up and enjoy the moment

Good luck!

Feel the fear, but do it anyway!

But are you in the Emirates or KSA?聽 If you're in Dubai, you have NO idea what it's like here in Saudia.

nikkisizer wrote:

Hello Alliecat,

I now live in Dubai but previously I have lived in KSA so I do know what it is like to live there.

Kind regards

Hi, okay good .. because some people I've met who live in the UAE seem to think the Middle East is all the same.聽 As you know, this sure isn't the case!!

paradigmshift wrote:

ya its really dam boring country we r in dammam and no one is there to socialize

You guys on the coast have it MADE!聽 Come to Riyadh and you'll quit complaining lol