Beyrouth
Amman once again after a week in the city that was destroyed and rebuilt seven times… Beirut.
Beirut broke my heart.
The workshop was fantastic. The Danes are wonderful. Interfaith dialogue is exciting. A post (or two) due as soon as I collect my thoughts.
(I love Amman)
Natasha
May 5, 2006 @ 9:23 pm
Great picture!
21stCenturyShea
May 5, 2006 @ 9:43 pm
Between you and Hala–what’s with the shoe fetish!!?
Lina
May 5, 2006 @ 9:48 pm
I can’t wait for your upcoming posts ;) Missed ya!
Khalidah
May 5, 2006 @ 10:45 pm
Welcome home dear … we missed you
and I love Amman too!!
Fadi K
May 5, 2006 @ 11:04 pm
Hello , I heard the JAMEEDKAST and it was funny. It was a surprise having you as a guest in the broadcast.
The guys made me laugh indeed because they used KARAKY moderate vocubalary like 7amat: figs , dimis: stone , bewen : whistles , gawareet which is a conservative word that means : orphan. I would’ve been shocked if they asked me about Milad Abbassy in the first place because he happens to be an old hero of mine : )
Welcome back
Dar
May 5, 2006 @ 11:07 pm
Welcome Back :)
CheeerZ!
hareega
May 5, 2006 @ 11:41 pm
“The Websense category “Personal Network Storage and Backup” is filtered”
ur pics are censored here, abeesh 3enna maze7 bil shogol !
The Eyewitness
May 6, 2006 @ 12:29 am
Welcome back to your home, we always feel that our home is the best place when we are abroad.
this beautiful distraction
May 6, 2006 @ 12:31 am
ps- my goal in life is to do interfaith dialogue and mediation, as well as art therapy with refugee children.
Mohammad Azraq (Blue!)
May 6, 2006 @ 12:52 am
nice picture,I look forward reading your posts soon,Beirut broke my heart too:(, I enjoyed travelling with you, you are indeed a wonderful person:)
Rambling Hal
May 6, 2006 @ 1:31 am
Can’t wait to hear all, can’t wait to caffeine again, can’t wait to discover more. Hamdillah 3al salameh and here’s to hoping your love for Amman is contagious!
U’ve been missed! ;)
And Beirut is still breaking my heart.
Firas
May 6, 2006 @ 2:02 am
“بيروت البلد يلي ما بموت”
It always rises from the ashes like a Phoenix…
Though, Amman breaks my heart too: Poeple have no clue how much this city is rich in history.
Welcome back! I ♥ Amman too
moi
May 6, 2006 @ 3:56 am
Welcome back! Can’t wait to hear all about the dialogue :)
kinzi
May 6, 2006 @ 7:48 am
Welcome Home! Can’t help but add I love Amman too - People like you make it eenmore loveable!
Omernos
May 6, 2006 @ 9:44 am
it’s been a while since you did a post, guurrrl! hehe
Neyyalekk, I really miss this city. Bass as Firas said
It’s the place that never dies, and how it rises from the ashes.
I personally find the way Beirut was able to dust it off after massive destruction, war and hate is VERY impressive.
AMMAN! yaaay *super excited*
I am glad I am back! hehehe
omar
Ohoud
May 6, 2006 @ 10:15 am
welcome back :)
nasimjo©
May 6, 2006 @ 10:39 am
Welcome back Ammani Legend ;)
U R 1 by the way ;)
hareega, welcome to the club!
ABDULLA
May 6, 2006 @ 10:44 am
I adore Beirut as well. I also love your blog and all the pictures tho it takes forever to download and open your blog giving my slow and crappy connection at home.
The Don ®
May 6, 2006 @ 11:47 am
Loving them converse
Eve
May 6, 2006 @ 1:19 pm
I will kill you! you were in Beirut and didn’t say a thing? we had at least three blogger meetups this month!
Jamal
May 6, 2006 @ 1:44 pm
Eve- way to shed Beirut’s violent image :op
But i agree with you, 3aib ya Roba heik tejo we trou7o 3al sekkait.
Pheras
May 6, 2006 @ 3:37 pm
Welcome back!
I can’t imagine anybody not loving Bey. Still I love Amman more.
Bey, heartbreaker, violence? I think the whole essence of the city is about spreading the love.