I want to wish everyone a Happy New Year. I spent New Year's Eve sitting in the Abu Dhabi airport (real fun, but I could at least have a beer). New Year means a fresh slate so I will put my best foot forward this year and try to be a good and positive contributor. Let's all have a fun year.
HAPPY NEW YEAR to ALL
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Thanks. Wish you a very happy 2011 
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Happy New Year CivEngr 
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Hi
Same to you
Hope 2011 will bring you hope, happiness and prosperity..
but why cant you get beer at AbuD airport?
I was there in transit on 22 December too, on my way to Riyadh. n saw some non-halal meat sammies at the fast food outlet inside transit lounge.. I am sure they stok up beer too.
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CivEng,
Happy New Year to you and everybody else.
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Yep, Happy New Year to all... stay well and safe..
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Happy New Year for yuo and all 
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Well what are your new year resolutions?>
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HAPPY NEW YEAR CivilEngr and to one and all.
Wishing you an enriching and rewarding Riyadh experience and I look forward to some topical, humorous and enlightening posts on this blog site. Special greetings to the Expat.com team; and founder for this site and for putting up with all our moans and groans of 2010. We wish to have a more productive and positive outlook for 2011 and you have enable this some way with all these changes and pending progressive developments to this site, with sincere thanks.
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RedGoblin wrote:Well what are your new year resolutions?>
I don't make New Year Resolutions, I have a continum of 'Life Resolutions' that I make as and when required to keep me focused, in good health, balanced and (I hope) a good person. My list, therefore, is a long one but a progressive one
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@gowiththeflowUK: well progressive ones are god, I have many of them as well.
As for me, I have found that instead of new years, I keep a resolution every month. that way at least I ll get 12 weeks in a year which I am following that! 
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RedGoblin wrote:@gowiththeflowUK: well progressive ones are god, I have many of them as well.
As for me, I have found that instead of new years, I keep a resolution every month. that way at least I ll get 12 weeks in a year which I am following that!
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