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Indeed, it is a cultural shock. I had the same sentiment when I visited the United States. Many little things caught my attention and made me ponder on their farther meanings from a cultural perspective. I just hope that you would hold the same feeling, if you have had to live here for several years in the present Kingdom rather than the Kingdom that either your grandpas or your parents have had known. Nevertheless, it is a great human experience. You have a beautiful soul as your grandpas.— March 30, 2012 1:49 p.m.
Royal Treatment in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (Part 1)
Indeed, it is a cultural shock. I had the same sentiment when I visited the United States. Many little things caught my attention and made me ponder on their farther meanings from a cultural perspective. I just hope that you would have hold the same feelings, if you have had to live here for several years in the present Kingdom rather than the Kingdom that either your grandpas or your parents have had known. Nevertheless, it is a great human experience. You have a beautiful soul as your grandpas. http://sandiegoreader.com/users/photos/2012/mar/3…— March 30, 2012 1:44 p.m.