It is safe to start by saying that my parents are not conventional Tunisian parents but they have definitely been raised by Tunisian born and raised parents. Here is a list of ten myths that I heard from them. 1. If … Continue reading Ten Tunisian myths we heard from our grand parents when growing up in Tunisia
My buddy Ahmed and I remember the first day he joined work and we said our good mornings, smiled at each other and started working. I remember thinking in my head about how are we gonna do this music DJ thing. I shared the office with a guy for more than two years and Ahmed was the newest addition to the team.
So I when it was time to put some music one I looked at him (used the puppy face) and said if I can put music. He instantly said YES! I was like hallelujah dude you are cool!
Here are samples of the songs I put that day trying to show Ahmed that he just joined the best team ever! Continue reading Ten oldies but goodies in Tunisian music scene
Six years ago, my wife and I had one of the biggest challenges of our lives which was organizing our wedding on a limited budget of 10000 TND.
And here I do not only speak about the wedding night, but I am speaking about: The wedding night, purchasing the new house’s funriture, the jewelry, booking the venue and the band, creating the guests list and inviting them, getting the legal papers ready, and everything else you know..
I imagine that if you read the short list I just mentioned you would say to yourself: « Is this guy crazy? how did he manage to do all this on a limited budget? » Continue reading 10 tips for a successful marriage
Speaking from experience traveling is really essential and we encourage you to do that. We get it sometimes money is an issue or visas can be a pain too. But the good news is that we will be sharing travel hacks, cheap destinations and tips with y’all in future blogs. Stay tuned and let us now if we forgot any cool items. Continue reading Ten things every ordinary Tunisian does when traveling
As most of you know (or at least the ones who did invest a little bit of time to read about us in our bios) I’m originally from Tataouine. My parents still there which means I get to visit as much as I can. Most of the time I opt for either the louage( red and white shared cars) or bus an D the a train. I have over the spam of the past four years taken pretty much all of them and I want to share the ten most things you guys need to know about that experience. Continue reading Ten things to know about Tunisian public transportation
You want to check all the previously mentioned Must Do things? Easy! Make Tunisian friends. They will tell you more about other fun things you can do.
They will share as much things as they can to help you experience Tunisia (The Tunisia they know and love!) Continue reading THE TEN THINGS YOU “MUST” DO IN TUNISIA
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