( Photo taken in the courtyard of Al Hossein Mosque in Cairo, Egypt ) I love historical sites. It has such inspiring and peaceful vibes that words can’t describe. Well, what to expect from someone from Egypt who majored in history! I always believed that people are like nations. Both have boundaries. Both have history. …
A friend of mine said once, “People are like trees. We need roots and connecting to those roots is essential.” This is my photo under not only one of the oldest trees in Cairo, Egypt but also in the world. This tree is 155 years old. It’s known for digging its roots very deep in …
I’ve had an exciting winter this year. maybe, because I spent part of it outside Canada, my second home that I haven’t left for years. I flew from Toronto to Cairo, my hometown, last December. Usually, during such long flights, I entertain myself by watching a movie or two. One of the movies that stirred …
Years ago, I had a friend who was suffering a breakup. Thankfully, I was able to be there for her. I am saying this because we didn’t live in the same country, but I was on vacation and we were able to meet. When I was talking to her on the phone, she said something …
A friend of mine on Facebook shared a photo of this beautiful creature. It’s scientific name is Wonderpus Photogenicus. I am not surprised part of its name is close to the French word “photogenique” which means attractive in photographs because it really looks beautiful. This creature doesn’t seem afraid of the dark. In fact, the …
Yesterday, I was at a women’s gathering. All women attending were mothers, and as mothers, the conversation revolved around their children. It staggered me the amount of co-dependency those women suffer. From a mother who wanted to request a day off work because her son who goes to school in another city is coming home …