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How I de-cluttered my Digital Life: Part 1
It would be hard to say that there are many people who don’t have a digital presence. The trails range from a brand new user (those using a computer for the first time) to those who have been there from the start and have managed to build up a vast and messy closet full of accounts over hundreds of sites.
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Britain, Britain, Britain
As I sit in the local ‘Laundrette’, waiting for my clothes to finish washing after 4 days in London, I can’t believe how fast those 4 days went. Being in London is like chatting with an old friend but on a rollercoaster. The city is so comforting and quaint, familiar almost, yet there is so [...]
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The Rich History of Egypt
By far the main drawcard to visit Egypt is the history. No other country has such a vast culture stretching over thousands and thousands of years. Quite different to the current culture of Cairo, the ancient Egyptian mystique has remained and is an intriguing history to learn.
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Cairo – the Madhouse
Cairo is insane. Literally, metaphorically, everything. Completely bonkers. But it works, somehow it thumps along to its own beat, its own way of life and rules.
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Dubai
The weather for my entire stay was overcast with what seemed to be a giant omnipresent dust storm. A fog make of earth. Driving up and down the main highway, Sheikh Zayed Rd, the towering skyscrapers creepily loom out of the dust like forgotten statues. The most impressive of which is the Burj Dubai, which is the tallest tower in the world with 160 floors.
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