Walk With Me.
Kirsty Isitt
- Location
- Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia
- Birthday
- January 28
- Bio
- I am still figuring it out, I'll let you know when I do.
MY RECENT POSTS
- New Blog
January 23, 2012 04:02AM - June 17th 2011 - Will women
start driving in Saudi?
May 23, 2011 04:30AM - Winter Time in the Desert -
Dig Out the Scarves!
December 21, 2010 04:00AM - A Christmas Dinner Virgin -
For Foodie Tuesday
December 14, 2010 05:26AM - Christmas Planning in Saudi
Arabia
December 13, 2010 03:40AM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Sorry Tink, it's time
for pastures new! Drop in and
snoop
around!
Thanks
for the…”
January 23, 2012 06:43AM - “If you think that's bad
you should come for a visit
here in
Saudi! No one knows
w…”
May 24, 2011 08:54AM - “Torman - It's good to be
back, lets just see if I can
stick
at it this time!
Ther…”
May 24, 2011 01:34AM - “As a woman at the other
end of the scale living in
Saudi
Arabia I see it a
slight…”
May 23, 2011 09:51AM - “I like the trees the
best. I miss trees. Great
photos.
r”
May 23, 2011 09:45AM
Kirsty Isitt's Links
A Penguin About Town
As you may know, I spend a lot of time with a certain penguin and you may find yourself wondering 'what exactly does a penguin do all day?'
Well my friends, I've decided today's the day to enlighten you. I followed him around for a day or two and collected some… Read full post »
How Stressed Are You?
I have a very easy life. I get up in the morning, shower, eat breakfast and then get driven to work. Once at work I sit my ass at a computer, answer e-mails, file and correct peoples mistakes (I’m a language editor) then I get driven home. Occasionally at work people… Read full post »
Every Other Thursday Morning
‘I wonder which would burn more; the coffee or the tarmac?’ She thought morbidly as she narrowly dodged the scalding SUV that had tripled its speed over the last meter of road just because it had seen her flip-flopped foot leave the curb.
Climbing the steaming marble steps as she… Read full post »
I Don't Have a Boyfriend Anymore.
It happened this morning, and I didn't see it coming. I cried when it happened. The tears washing early morning sleep from my eyes as the kettle boiled behind me.
I was painfully aware of his birthday presents close by, how embarrassing would it look to give them to him… Read full post »
Finding an Emotion in a Haystack of Confusion
There it was, all shiny and pretty and bilingual. I’d torn the envelope open and flicked through the pages at high speed, stopping at the center spread. It lay there now, on the table, its pages akimbo showing me the gorgeous face embedded in the text. It was the most real… Read full post »
Tumbling out into the street in apoplectic opulence.
Where was I? Ah yes, I remember, on my way to merry old London for a medical. I had been roused at ridiculous o’clock by the squall of my alarm and had made it to the station despite being half asleep still. My medical wasn’t until two in the afternoon, but… Read full post »
Broken Promises
I read
everyday of more British (and American) servicemen losing
their lives in the Middle East everyday. Despite this the
Chief of Defense claims that the forces are still making progress
in the region.
Progress? Forgive me, but I must have a very different idea of
progress.
Progress to me… Read full post »
Chauvinism, Military Hippos and Shopping Bags at Dawn
I’m going to take a slight detour from my Saudi journal today and fast forward you all to the present day. As I’ve pointed out, I like to expand details and leave nothing unrecorded and neglected in the corner like a Christmas puppy on January 1st. For that reason it could… Read full post »
GP = Great at Procrastinating
So it was decided, I was going to go and work in Saudi Arabia. This was the most exciting thing that had ever happened to me and I would tell anyone who would listen to me for more than two minutes about this fantastic opportunity that was going to change my… Read full post »
A Life Begins
Although I was born and raised in a tiny mining town in England, for the last six months I have called Saudi Arabia home. Part of the reason I started this blog was to journal my physical, mental and emotional journey and growth since I made the leap across continents and… Read full post »
Wellies, PJ's and Sinking - It's What Friends Are For!
I have to start entry number two with a thank you to everyone who extended such a warm welcome to me after my first little entry. I really appreciated the comments and words of encouragement; you, on the other hand, may end up regretting the encouragement!
Yesterday was just a warm… Read full post »
Who me ... afraid?
So, my first entry on Open Salon; I should tell you a bit about myself shouldn’t I? Well, my name is Kirsty, I grew up in a small town the Midlands UK, I currently reside in Saudi Arabia, I like chocolate …
Blah, blah, blah.
Who hasn’t heard that before right?&nbs… Read full post »
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