Living in Al Ain
#3031
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Joined: Aug 2012
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Re: Living in Al Ain
Hey Ladies
How are you and life in Al Ain?
I am not british but i would like to get some info about Al Ain, i hope thats not a prob.
Ladies, do you know any legal cleaning - maids company in al ain? Also could you recommend good gynecologist who would take care of my pregnancy? Also would like to know if there is any ladies club whe i could meet new friends? I dont know anyone over there and all day gonna be just at home so would like to meet some nice ladies!!!
Best wishes!
How are you and life in Al Ain?
I am not british but i would like to get some info about Al Ain, i hope thats not a prob.
Ladies, do you know any legal cleaning - maids company in al ain? Also could you recommend good gynecologist who would take care of my pregnancy? Also would like to know if there is any ladies club whe i could meet new friends? I dont know anyone over there and all day gonna be just at home so would like to meet some nice ladies!!!
Best wishes!
#3032
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Joined: Jul 2009
Location: Zakher, Al Ain
Posts: 425
Re: Living in Al Ain
Hey Ladies
How are you and life in Al Ain?
I am not british but i would like to get some info about Al Ain, i hope thats not a prob.
Ladies, do you know any legal cleaning - maids company in al ain? Also could you recommend good gynecologist who would take care of my pregnancy? Also would like to know if there is any ladies club whe i could meet new friends? I dont know anyone over there and all day gonna be just at home so would like to meet some nice ladies!!!
Best wishes!
How are you and life in Al Ain?
I am not british but i would like to get some info about Al Ain, i hope thats not a prob.
Ladies, do you know any legal cleaning - maids company in al ain? Also could you recommend good gynecologist who would take care of my pregnancy? Also would like to know if there is any ladies club whe i could meet new friends? I dont know anyone over there and all day gonna be just at home so would like to meet some nice ladies!!!
Best wishes!
welcome to Al Ain. Why not come along to a Tuesday morning coffee at Paul's in Al Ain Mall from 10am-11.30am - you will get a warm welcome and we all try to share info and experiences to help others get settled. There's also a couple of Mother and babies/tots groups going around and it might be good for you to meet some other mums of young children. There are details of both of these in my blog - http://mbfullemptyquarter.blogspot.c...resources.html.
All the best, M
#3033
Re: Living in Al Ain
Hey Ladies
How are you and life in Al Ain?
I am not british but i would like to get some info about Al Ain, i hope thats not a prob.
Ladies, do you know any legal cleaning - maids company in al ain? Also could you recommend good gynecologist who would take care of my pregnancy? Also would like to know if there is any ladies club whe i could meet new friends? I dont know anyone over there and all day gonna be just at home so would like to meet some nice ladies!!!
Best wishes!
How are you and life in Al Ain?
I am not british but i would like to get some info about Al Ain, i hope thats not a prob.
Ladies, do you know any legal cleaning - maids company in al ain? Also could you recommend good gynecologist who would take care of my pregnancy? Also would like to know if there is any ladies club whe i could meet new friends? I dont know anyone over there and all day gonna be just at home so would like to meet some nice ladies!!!
Best wishes!
I would suggest NMC pm me for any more details as i have been around the block here and now 36 weeks
#3034
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Joined: Aug 2012
Posts: 4
Re: Living in Al Ain
Thank You Bluelionesse, your blog is so nice! Def i would like to join your club at paul's but still i dont have driving lisence and living quite far away from town center. Ive already joined your group and gonna fallow up.
Thanks again!
Thanks again!
Hi Auguste
welcome to Al Ain. Why not come along to a Tuesday morning coffee at Paul's in Al Ain Mall from 10am-11.30am - you will get a warm welcome and we all try to share info and experiences to help others get settled. There's also a couple of Mother and babies/tots groups going around and it might be good for you to meet some other mums of young children. There are details of both of these in my blog - http://mbfullemptyquarter.blogspot.c...resources.html.
All the best, M
welcome to Al Ain. Why not come along to a Tuesday morning coffee at Paul's in Al Ain Mall from 10am-11.30am - you will get a warm welcome and we all try to share info and experiences to help others get settled. There's also a couple of Mother and babies/tots groups going around and it might be good for you to meet some other mums of young children. There are details of both of these in my blog - http://mbfullemptyquarter.blogspot.c...resources.html.
All the best, M
#3035
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Joined: Aug 2012
Posts: 4
Re: Living in Al Ain
Hey zoukla,
Thanks for info, could you tell me where is located NMC? I already went to cromwell but as per i am without insurance coverage i found it quite expensive.
Thank you!
Thanks for info, could you tell me where is located NMC? I already went to cromwell but as per i am without insurance coverage i found it quite expensive.
Thank you!
#3036
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Joined: Aug 2012
Posts: 4
Re: Living in Al Ain
Bluelionesse thank you so much! Your blog is brilliant and i found good info about al ain! Def when i get my driving lisence and i start feeling better i would love to join to ladies morning club!!! Ive already joined your group in fb!
Hi Auguste
welcome to Al Ain. Why not come along to a Tuesday morning coffee at Paul's in Al Ain Mall from 10am-11.30am - you will get a warm welcome and we all try to share info and experiences to help others get settled. There's also a couple of Mother and babies/tots groups going around and it might be good for you to meet some other mums of young children. There are details of both of these in my blog - http://mbfullemptyquarter.blogspot.c...resources.html.
All the best, M
welcome to Al Ain. Why not come along to a Tuesday morning coffee at Paul's in Al Ain Mall from 10am-11.30am - you will get a warm welcome and we all try to share info and experiences to help others get settled. There's also a couple of Mother and babies/tots groups going around and it might be good for you to meet some other mums of young children. There are details of both of these in my blog - http://mbfullemptyquarter.blogspot.c...resources.html.
All the best, M
#3037
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Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 11
Handyman in Al Ain
Does anybody know a reliable western handyman? I need some holes drilled in my walls and washing machine hooked up and things like that. Ian the handyman who used to advertise on Niala News is no longer doing the handyman jobs... Help?
#3039
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Handyman
NorthernLad's frustrated fantasies coming true?
#3040
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Joined: Oct 2012
Posts: 51
Re: Living in Al Ain
Hi
I am new to this forum. My Husband is going to start working in the NMC hospital Al Ain (he is a doctor). We are from Wakefield in West Yorkshire, UK.
I would be grateful to make some contacts with people living over in AL Ain to get my head round things.
He is starting there in November and I was going to join with my 2 kids in ? Jan (is this better - midway through school year - They are in reception and year 3) WHat British schools are there?
I will have a thousand more questions and I am glad to have found this most useful thread.
DFHAP
I am new to this forum. My Husband is going to start working in the NMC hospital Al Ain (he is a doctor). We are from Wakefield in West Yorkshire, UK.
I would be grateful to make some contacts with people living over in AL Ain to get my head round things.
He is starting there in November and I was going to join with my 2 kids in ? Jan (is this better - midway through school year - They are in reception and year 3) WHat British schools are there?
I will have a thousand more questions and I am glad to have found this most useful thread.
DFHAP
#3041
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Re: Living in Al Ain
Hi Flood2, I'm considering a move to Al Ain in September and will be leaving a rather hectic, fast-paced lifestyle. I've noticed that you've mentioned on more than one occasion that there is little to do there....is there not much of a social life in Al Ain? I work as a fitness instructor here and am used to teaching busy classes every morning and every evening....I'm not sure what to expect now!
Any advice or insight you can give me would be invaluable.
Any advice or insight you can give me would be invaluable.
#3042
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Re: Living in Al Ain
I love all of these ideas, especially the home brewing group! Have any of these come about yet or could they still?
#3043
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Joined: Oct 2012
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Socializing, keeping busy
I guess you can tell from the two posts above this that I'm interested in finding out about how to meet other expats and do some fun activities in Al Ain. I should be arriving in town sometime in the next week and am excited, but feeling a little clueless about what to expect.
My biggest hurdle, it seems, is that I don't have kids (so no playgroup meet-ups) and work during the day as a teacher (so no mid-morning ladies' group for me, either). I also don't attend church, so I won't be pursuing that avenue, either.
Anyway, I'm just looking to make some friends to talk to, explore the city with, and have some fun times with.
Oh, and I work out a lot in the US and am training for the Dubai marathon--are there any gyms in Al Ain? I've heard of some in the hotels, but is that something you can get a membership for or would you have to constantly pay for day passes?
Thanks!!
My biggest hurdle, it seems, is that I don't have kids (so no playgroup meet-ups) and work during the day as a teacher (so no mid-morning ladies' group for me, either). I also don't attend church, so I won't be pursuing that avenue, either.
Anyway, I'm just looking to make some friends to talk to, explore the city with, and have some fun times with.
Oh, and I work out a lot in the US and am training for the Dubai marathon--are there any gyms in Al Ain? I've heard of some in the hotels, but is that something you can get a membership for or would you have to constantly pay for day passes?
Thanks!!
#3044
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Joined: Jul 2009
Location: Zakher, Al Ain
Posts: 425
Re: Socializing, keeping busy
I guess you can tell from the two posts above this that I'm interested in finding out about how to meet other expats and do some fun activities in Al Ain. I should be arriving in town sometime in the next week and am excited, but feeling a little clueless about what to expect.
My biggest hurdle, it seems, is that I don't have kids (so no playgroup meet-ups) and work during the day as a teacher (so no mid-morning ladies' group for me, either). I also don't attend church, so I won't be pursuing that avenue, either.
Anyway, I'm just looking to make some friends to talk to, explore the city with, and have some fun times with.
Oh, and I work out a lot in the US and am training for the Dubai marathon--are there any gyms in Al Ain? I've heard of some in the hotels, but is that something you can get a membership for or would you have to constantly pay for day passes?
Thanks!!
My biggest hurdle, it seems, is that I don't have kids (so no playgroup meet-ups) and work during the day as a teacher (so no mid-morning ladies' group for me, either). I also don't attend church, so I won't be pursuing that avenue, either.
Anyway, I'm just looking to make some friends to talk to, explore the city with, and have some fun times with.
Oh, and I work out a lot in the US and am training for the Dubai marathon--are there any gyms in Al Ain? I've heard of some in the hotels, but is that something you can get a membership for or would you have to constantly pay for day passes?
Thanks!!
List of hotels with their GPS co-ordinates (you can put them into Google Earth and "fly" there to see where they are - Al Ain is very spread out) on my blogpage - http://mbfullemptyquarter.blogspot.c...-2-hotels.html.
Good luck with your move!
#3045
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Joined: Feb 2011
Location: Abu Dhabi
Posts: 300
Re: Socializing, keeping busy
I guess you can tell from the two posts above this that I'm interested in finding out about how to meet other expats and do some fun activities in Al Ain. I should be arriving in town sometime in the next week and am excited, but feeling a little clueless about what to expect.
My biggest hurdle, it seems, is that I don't have kids (so no playgroup meet-ups) and work during the day as a teacher (so no mid-morning ladies' group for me, either). I also don't attend church, so I won't be pursuing that avenue, either.
Anyway, I'm just looking to make some friends to talk to, explore the city with, and have some fun times with.
Oh, and I work out a lot in the US and am training for the Dubai marathon--are there any gyms in Al Ain? I've heard of some in the hotels, but is that something you can get a membership for or would you have to constantly pay for day passes?
Thanks!!
My biggest hurdle, it seems, is that I don't have kids (so no playgroup meet-ups) and work during the day as a teacher (so no mid-morning ladies' group for me, either). I also don't attend church, so I won't be pursuing that avenue, either.
Anyway, I'm just looking to make some friends to talk to, explore the city with, and have some fun times with.
Oh, and I work out a lot in the US and am training for the Dubai marathon--are there any gyms in Al Ain? I've heard of some in the hotels, but is that something you can get a membership for or would you have to constantly pay for day passes?
Thanks!!