Because in Qatar, it takes the same amount of time to switch phone and internet lines to a new flat as is does to apply for a new line and internet access. And as I remember, it took us 3 weeks to get connected. So this means internet cafes and Arabic keyboards. Again.
Meanwhile, lots of things have been happening. Nice parties with matching hangovers the next morning, dancing till 3am. Went to the French embassy yesterday evening to celebrate the French National Day, and it was a beautiful celebration indeed because of the open bar, the saucisson and jambon cru.
We moved into a new flat, really swanky and lovely and huge, with a magnificent view of the sea, floor-to-ceiling windows, the works.
I received the French nationality and if all goes well I’ll be in Paris soon with my friendMakis to reclaim the Philippine nationality.
There is also an anniversary to look forward to, and hopefully a trip to Oman.
And maybe, FINALLY, the possibility of a dog or a cat. I can hear Julien sighing already…
