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April 24th, 2010

Cindy

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R & M International Mini Baby Cookie Cutter Set

$9.25

Make holiday or everyday cookies extra special when cut into shapes. Decorate with royal icing, coloured sugars, and sprinkles. Or, use to cut out shapes from brownies, bar cookies, or sandwiches. This boxed set of mini cookie cutters tied with a decorative bow is perfect for a baby shower.Set of 7: baby sleeper, bib, rocking horse, teddy bear, bottle, carriage, and heartSize: MiniDimensions: 11/1…

Lollipop

$23.31

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Wo Finde Ich Den Mann?

$23.71

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Mittsommernacht

$26.97

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The Ex [VHS]

$14.98

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Minky the sheep light-up or glow cuddly toy

$39.00

Glowing cuddly toy called Minky the Sheep. An adorable glow teddy and night watcher with super soft fur and a little lamp inside. Lights smoothly change colour with 7 replacement bulbs. Squeeze Minkys hand to activate and see your little angel gently go to sleep. Squeeze Minkys hand again for the light to stop. Measures approximately 33cms….

The Acme Home Shopping Show

$1.99

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The Ex

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Baby Boy Blue Bear Duck Bottle Boat 18 Balloon Mylar

$1.69

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FAO Schwarz Hooded Animal Bath Wrap 100% USA Grown Cotton- PINK

$16.00

FAO Schwarz Hooded Towel in Girl Critter, cozy critter wraps make bath time fun for little ones! Wrap baby up after bathing with a warm embrace from our animal friends. Our hooded bath wraps wick water from wet heads drying baby quickly. Our plush terry is made from 100% Pima cotton grown in the USA. Pima cotton is known for its superior loft, absorbency and durability resulting in the best qualit…

Mystique Cairo, Egypt

For centuries, Egypt has been “up” there with the Pyramids, Nile River, Pharaohs and the Ten Commandments. The associations were based on the Biblical account of the Hebrew’s plight from Egypt and in the last two centuries by the archeological finds made in the region.

Cairo is the capital city of Egypt and is the 19th largest city in the word and at that one of the most densely populated. It takes some getting used to the heat, noise, traffic and general chaos of Cairo. But a trip to Cairo is definitely worth the trouble as the city, aside from its usual urbanities, is a city steeped in history.

There are three main areas in Cairo: Islamic Cairo, Coptic or Old Cairo and Midan Tahrir (Downtown). Islamic Cairo is the core of Medieval Cairo. The area is not more Islamic than the rest but more on the fact that the area is where most of the greatest and most famous Islamic buildings and monuments are. It was founded by the Fatimid caliphs and to this day, remains to be the home of poor Muslims. Islamic Cairo is not poor by all means as it is also a center for shopping and tourism aside from its being a primary area for Islamic worship.

A tourist visiting the area must be ready for a day or two of walking. The best walking route is to start from Bab al-Futuh , the Gate of Conquest, then proceed on a north to south route following the al-Muizz Street, a street for the sole use of pedestrians from 8:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. Some sites to see are: Al-Hakim Mosque; Bayt al-Sihaymi and Qalawun Complex; Khan el-Khalili market; The Gayer Anderson Museum and the Citadel.

Coptic Cairo is Old Cairo. It is the home-base of the Coptic Christian Community in Cairo which traces back its beginnings to the apostle Mark in 42 C.E. This sect is possibly the oldest Christian denomination in the world. The church has survived centuries of persecution not only at the hands of the Muslims but from the hands of the Crusaders too. Walking through the narrow alleys in the area transports one to a space and time far from the present.

The 9th century C.E. Ben Ezra Synagogue is the oldest one in the area. The Church and Monastery of St George and Churches of St. Sergius (Abu Serga) and St. Barbara are worth visiting. You should not miss the Coptic Museum for a view of ancient Coptic arts and artifacts.

Downtown Cairo is a hodgepodge of people, venues and culture. The Tahrir Square is probably the best place to be to get your “bearings” so to speak. This is where the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities is situated and a trip to the museum is a great treat in itself. It is also here where the American University in Cairo is situated so you can expect the usual American chain of fast foods in Downtown Cairo.

When in Cairo, a trip to the Great Pyramids of Ginza is a must.

Question About Build-A-Bear?

Can you make a cow there?
The closest BAB is an hour away from me so I don’t want to drive all the way there only to find out I cant do anything. You know?

Thank you!

no cows anymore, there use to be this adorable one called the “floppy cow” but they retired it. they still have adorable animals to choose from though, such as a fluffy polar bear, sting rays, oracas and all sorts of animals. just check buildabear.com and see if you like any animals there before you leave to make sure =]

hope i helped
? Livia