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Things I’ve been pondering lately
- Novels and fresh cucumbers
- Growth
- It’s been long…
- ISS vs ISIS ~ Worlds away
- A morning rushing to night
- Urgent message to Arabs: Invest in education and scientific research
- Conversations in the car
- Breakfast in bed
- Why #Dubai?
- A letter goes unheeded
- We’re not ready yet!
- Pizza in Space
- Karma, explained.
- You can’t afford to miss this movie
- My voice counts
- Theology 101
- The scorched mailbox
- Conversation over pancakes
- La Dolce Vita
- The soda fountain of youth
- Foggy sandstorm
- Happiness to go
- A Lebanese Identity Crisis
- Do you speak Lebanese-ish?
- Remedy a la Von Trapps
- It started on a Sunday
- Loyalty
- Tayta (A reverie about my grandmother)
- Sulking words
- What’s for dinner?
- Hold that dream!
- If home had a sound
- A small munchkin prayer
- Mark the day
- Then and now
- The kid in us (continued)
- It’s in the stars
- Conversations with a dreamer
- Mirror, mirror, on the wall
- I believe in us
- Moments of Happiness
- The Man on Mars
- A morning rushing to night
- Sights and thoughts of Lebanon
- An absolute minimum
- We, the humans…
- The kid in us
- What would you edit?
- Those people on the news
- Screens and nerds
- “I am not your mommy”
- The Emirates
- Heading to the desert
- Spring Cleaning
- Hurt
- Traditions
- fireflies
- Under my skin?
- Scary wishes
- Dialogue of the Deaf
- Dependence
- George Mikes
- Heading to the Magic Kingdom
- Driving my life away…
- On women and apples
- Crazy and Devilish love
- What’s wrong with us?
- Spanish love songs
- On unconditional love
- Lesson learned
- To your brushes, go!
- One love, one life
- Le chocolat (not boring)
- Le chocolat
- The Purple Rose of Cairo
- Digital vs Print (the age of the iPad)
- Prayers
- Roots in the sky
- What dreams may come
- Goodbye, actually
- On love and school
- Why write? PMS thoughts
- Connected
- Memories of Iraq
- A tribute
Slaying the Fail Whale
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Monthly Archives: January 2010
One love, one life
I posted this video on my facebook page yesterday and would like you to listen to it on the blog today. I love this song, the two performers are impressive, each in their own right. U2’s Bono is not only … Continue reading
Posted in Human Relationships, love, Poetry, Reflections, Women
Tagged Bono, DATA, hurt, love, Mary J Blige, one, song, U2
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Le chocolat (not boring)
I visited a ‘chocolatier artisanal’ in Bougy-Villars near Geneva yesterday and today I am posting the photos from the expedition into the tasty treat land. About a hundred flavors of hand made chocolates in a tastefully decorated shop that makes … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Human Relationships, Reflections, Switzerland, Women
Tagged Alps, bored, chocolate, outdoors, quality of life, Switzerland, unsatisfied
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Le chocolat
This morning I am going with two friends to a chocolate place in Bougy Villars, a little town in the Canton de Vaud in French-speaking Switzerland near Geneva. This place is supposed to be “the” place to go to for … Continue reading
Posted in Human Relationships, love, Reflections, Switzerland
Tagged Annecy, chocolat, chocolate, France, Johnny Depp, Luxembourg, mood, pleasure
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The Purple Rose of Cairo
One of my all time favorite filmmakers is Woody Allen. I get how he thinks, I like the way he writes his movies, how he treats human behavior and human nature, and how his imagination takes us places where no … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Human Relationships, love, movies, Reflections
Tagged dreams, film, happy endings, love, out of the box, Purple Rose of Cairo, Woody Allen
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Prayers
Praying was a topic of discussion in my family recently. It came about in an unrelated conversation as we are not religious at all, nor do we know how religious families are supposed to behave. Our only religious ritual on … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
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Roots in the sky
This is a homage to the victims of the Ethiopian airliner that crashed off the coast of Beirut on January 26, 2010 We Lebanese are everywhere. Go anywhere on the globe (I’m not sure about outer space) and you will … Continue reading
Posted in Current affairs commentary, Human Relationships, Lebanon, Reflections
Tagged Beirut, Ethiopian, Lebanese, Lebanon, migration, plane crash, travel
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What dreams may come
You got a dream, you gotta protect it. People can’t do something themselves, they wanna tell you that you can’t do it. You want something? Go get it. Period ~ The Pursuit of Happiness __________________________________________________ DREAM OF ME Let me sleep … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Human Relationships, love, Reflections
Tagged creativity, dreams, Faith Hill, imagination, Kirsten Dunst, out of the box, Pearl Harbor
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Goodbye, actually
I saw the movie ‘Love Actually’ again lately. I love that movie. It beautifully showcases eight different ways of loving, of getting together, and of special relationships between lovers, heartbroken people getting a second chance, friendships, spouses choosing to slip … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Human Relationships, love, Poetry, Reflections
Tagged arrival, breakup, departure, goodbye, happy ending, Liam Neeson, love, love actually, relationships, sadness
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Digital vs Print (the age of the iPad)
I have been, like the rest of the connected world, bombarded with news of the iPad, the new product released by © Apple computers yesterday, that is a cross between an ipod and a macbook. The hype was so great … Continue reading →