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When people question why I love the North East so much...... do you blame me though?!
Last photo from the #myqatarseries 😬 I have really enjoyed sharing all my favourite photos from Qatar with you guys. I hope it’s made at least one of you intrigued to visit Qatar, even if it’s for a few days! If you want to read more about the places to visit in Qatar, check out my blogpost - link is in the bio! ♥️✨
Hello Monday! Throwing it back to a gorgeous day, full of adventure and fun in the desert. Feel so blessed to have had the amazing experiences in Qatar!
No regrets: my life motto is simple. Do whatever you feel like doing, but within moderation. Have no regrets. Moving to Qatar was an option for me back in 2015 and I grabbed it with both hands. I thought I have nothing to lose so why not soak in another culture and experience. But I knew straight away it couldn’t have been a permanent move so I moved back to England a year later. The one year in Qatar taught me so much though and I have no regrets whatsoever! Alhamdulillah for all His blessings! #weekendthoughts
Helloooooo Saturday!!! Oh How I’ve waited for this moment for a long time now. Going back home to newcastle for a bit and hoping to be more active and interactive 😂
I love this picture even if no one else does. It reminds me of the hard work and sacrifices people make every single day. Workers that usually use these wheelbarrows are working for minimum wages in scorching heat and long hours. Always try to keep those who are less fortunate in your prayers. You never know when your prayer will be heard :) ♥️ happy Friday you all! #tgif

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