Playing wifey
I've been in Dubai for a week and am attempting to set up our new home. Most of it's furnished but I still need to buy new linen, towels and Western modernities like a coffee plunger. I don't mind playing wifey because that's what I am at the moment. I'm unemployed and the agreement is that I'm a kept woman so I do the domestic jobs like grocery shopping, drycleaning and cooking. Hey, hang on, isn't that what I normally do when I work full time anyway?
I went shopping today, as you do in Dubai. I tried to find an Indian hyper-market that only the guide book seems to knows about. I asked eight Indian people "Do you know where Fabindia is?"
The only reply was shaking of the head.
If you read a directory or a guide book it will often say Fabindia...great homewares store. Taxi: Near The Hilton Hotel, off Bank St. No one goes by street numbers. Unusual eh?
After walking for 30 minutes I gave up and went into a supermarket to cool off in free air conditioning and to my delight I found a coffee plunger...Praise Allah!
I went shopping today, as you do in Dubai. I tried to find an Indian hyper-market that only the guide book seems to knows about. I asked eight Indian people "Do you know where Fabindia is?"
The only reply was shaking of the head.
If you read a directory or a guide book it will often say Fabindia...great homewares store. Taxi: Near The Hilton Hotel, off Bank St. No one goes by street numbers. Unusual eh?
After walking for 30 minutes I gave up and went into a supermarket to cool off in free air conditioning and to my delight I found a coffee plunger...Praise Allah!
3 Comments:
no photos yet kath?
come on that coffee plunger is worth a photo!
if coffee is expensive let me know and i'll send you some over...some great british coffee!
claire
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By tunabake, at 2:47 pm
Welcome to blogland!
And well done on getting the coffee sorted. Coffee is much more of a challenge once you leave Melbourne, no?
By Naomi, at 4:07 am
Fabindia? The one on
Al Mankhool Road? By the bank? Its great! You really must go! I hear their kurtas are both mysterious and indescribable.
Am also looking forward to seeing you in London.
Ed
By Mr E, at 8:07 pm
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