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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
Tweets by brigitte_khairFlickr Photos
Monthly Archives: December 2009
Home
In life, a number of places can be called home. Our first home, where we grew up, our first apartment when we left the nest, the home we built with our loved ones to start a family, the apartment we … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Human Relationships, Lebanon, Reflections
Tagged childhood, children, dad, Family, home, Lebanon, mom, nostalgia, parents, siblings
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Let yourself live the magic
There are four questions of value in life… What is sacred? Of what is the spirit made? What is worth living for, and what is worth dying for? The answer to each is the same. Only love. Johnny Depp He … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged humanity, Johnny Depp, love, magic, miracle, quotes, sacred, smile, spirit
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Quotes as gifts
Today I will share with you a few quotes that I believe will be an inspiration to those of you going through a rough time, or those in that kind of lull one feels during the holidays when one takes … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged Churchill, dreams, hope, love, Maya Angelou, Mother Teresa, quotes, Thomas Jefferson, truth
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My favorite things part I
I can’t sleep. The second night in a row of sketchy sleep and one single thought turning and bouncing around in my head. Only one, one subject, one preoccupation, one. Tonight I will distract myself by thinking of my favorite … Continue reading
Movies that made me laugh, part I
When I feel really down, frustrated, overwhelmed or upset, I either watch “Everybody Loves Raymond”, Read Dave Barry’s “Guide to Guys”, or -thanks to a brilliant decision by a Hollywood studio this year- watch the Hangover again. No matter how … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged cinema, Coen brothers, funny, laugh, Mike Tyson, movies, the big Lebowski, the Dude, the hangover, Tiger
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One Christmas wish gone wrong
“The road to hell is paved with good intentions”. This rang true one Christmas when I came back from my University in Beirut to spend the holidays with my parents in the North of Lebanon. My parents had a lady … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged children, Christian, Christmas, gifts, good intentions, Lebanon, Moslem, Santa
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A poet from my land once said…
On Love When love beckons to you, follow him, Though his ways are hard and steep, And when his wings enfold you yield to him, Though the sword hidden among his pinions may wound you. And when he speaks to … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections
Tagged Fairouz, Gibran, Lebanon, love, poem, song, the prophet
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If you could be any part of nature, what would that be?
I thought of flowers. Wonderful colorful bright flowers that are on display everywhere you turn these days, poinsettias in shops, restaurants, homes, flower beds, on clothes, print, colorful flowers in salads. Flowers are supposed to accompany every stage in our … Continue reading
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What I miss about Lebanon, part II
The food. Oh, Holy Mother of God, do Lebanese make the best food, that takes the longest time to prepare, the greatest care to decorate, and the most hours in the gym to shed after it settles to round those … Continue reading