I've always had good experiences at Doha airport,
the 2 that stick out most clearly though were once I was coming back with both my kids (no hubby) and the guy processing my visa noticed my necklace with my name in Arabic, this obliviously was a point of some amusement as before I knew it there were about 5 guys standing around all trying to read it..
The other is most recent while coming back from Bahrain (again without hubby)we got to the immigration desk just as my son decided he needed to go to the loo, well being almost 4 I knew he wouldn't be able to hold on for long and tried to make him hold it, a guard who noticed my son doing the "if I don't get to the toilet soon I am going to pee myself Dance" came over took my son by the hand and told me that he would take him, while they finished processing our passports..
"Your born, You Live, You Die, given this premise, one can conclude since we have no control over when we are born and when we die, the only thing that matters to us should be how we live, simple really?" Mis-Cat to her philosophy Lecturer.
I've always had good experiences at Doha airport,
the 2 that stick out most clearly though were once I was coming back with both my kids (no hubby) and the guy processing my visa noticed my necklace with my name in Arabic, this obliviously was a point of some amusement as before I knew it there were about 5 guys standing around all trying to read it..
The other is most recent while coming back from Bahrain (again without hubby)we got to the immigration desk just as my son decided he needed to go to the loo, well being almost 4 I knew he wouldn't be able to hold on for long and tried to make him hold it, a guard who noticed my son doing the "if I don't get to the toilet soon I am going to pee myself Dance" came over took my son by the hand and told me that he would take him, while they finished processing our passports..
"Your born, You Live, You Die, given this premise, one can conclude since we have no control over when we are born and when we die, the only thing that matters to us should be how we live, simple really?" Mis-Cat to her philosophy Lecturer.