I am a Canadian revert living now in Cairo with my Egyptian husband. I am a simple, sometimes crazy girl, trying to make her way in this big bad world! I strive hard to be a good example, avoiding fitnah and dream of Jennah. These are my tea break thoughts.
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So I did some retail therapy, had a yummy Iftar at Wagamama's, and am feeling a little more light hearted.
Just wanted to wish everyone a happy Eid. Thank you all my readers for giving me your ear and shoulder when I need it.
Love you for the sake...
I think I do this every Eid. But, I am going to say it again anyway.
I hate Eid in Egypt. I suppose, in Dubai, most people I knew were without their extended families. So, everyone gathered together, or visited each other or whatever. It felt like...
When one thinks of a rebel, I suppose you would imagine tattoos, piercings, someone breaking the law, being mouthy, disobediant and so on. Nowawdays, that is more often than not, so I hardly think the definition continues to apply.
I remember I had...
"I'm addicted to being awake," says Sameh Marghani, under the dizzying lights of a Cairo neighborhood teeming with families shopping and teenagers nodding to the boom-boom of their car stereos.
It is midnight in Heliopolis, in northern Cairo, where...
To say.. I'm here... somewhere! But I hardly have a moment to think, and the blog seems extremely low on my list of priorities (or even my lists of things I am interested in right now, sorry to say!)
I guess it is exciting really to have a life for...