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Tag Archives: child
The Smell Of Things
When I was a little girl and in the scouts, whenever we went camping in the fields in our village there were always stray dogs wondering around. I used to be terrified of them whenever they got near me. I … Continue reading
There’s No Limit
I love this time of the year. My favorite season being Autumn, I love the days prior to it too, when the schools are about to open. There’s a certain buzz around that you do not find during the rest … Continue reading
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Tagged achievements, appreciation, autumn, bigger, book, books, child, children, compensation, daughter, dream, dreams, education, energy, excitement, feelings, gratitude, growing, higher-education, hope, kids, music, paper, parent, parents, pen, positive, reward, school, shop, shopping, soul, spirit, spirits, student, teacher, University, voice, year
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The Truth Is
I was watching an actor being interviewed once. When asked why he left New York, he replied, “The moment everything around you starts to get on your nerves, you know it’s about time to move, to change your city.” Life … Continue reading
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Tagged actor, age, Amazon, Amazon UK, beautiful, boredom, child, city, country, daily, day, destiny, dream, dreams, Ernest Hemingway, escape, faith, fate, fight, furniture, future, happy, interview, James Joyce, life, man, Mitch Albom, move, neighbor, neighbors, New York, newspaper, newspapers, people, routine, school, traffic, truth, worries
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The Miracle of Miracles
Do you believe in miracles and fairy tales? A miracle according to Webster’s Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary is a wonder, an extraordinary event manifesting divine intervention in human affairs: an extremely outstanding or unusual event, thing, accomplishment. A fairy is … Continue reading
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Tagged abuse, Albert Einstein, animal, child, childhood, children, death, disease, excitement, fairies, fairy, food, friend, friends, hunger, joy, life, love, medicine, miracles, morning, mother, night, old, people, power, prince, princess, romance, science, sick, story, sunset, supernatural, tales, terrorist, tyrants, Webster's, world
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Fear Doesn’t Listen To Reason
“Mummy! Mummy!” Dalia heard a scream. Her clothes torn and covered with dust, a little girl stood in the middle of some kind of road, debris all around her. The little girl was screaming at the top of her voice. … Continue reading
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Tagged AlJazeerah, Amazon, author, Bahrain, BBC, Beirut, bombing, book, cell phone, chichikir, child, civil war, CNN, coffee, debris, dream, Dubai, Egypt, experience, explosion, fear, friendship, Ivory Coast, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Middle East, mobile, mother, pain, phone, reason, self published, survival, Syria, The Lost I, UAE, war, yemen
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How can the Ordinary Beat the Extraordinary
(Taken from The Lost I, Chapter 19) The basement- turned- shelter was full of people. There were chairs, rugs and mats spread on the floor for everyone to sit on. Hayat went to a corner and kneeled on a rug, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bahrain, basement, Beirut, bombing, bombs, book, chaos, chichikir, child, civil war, civilians, death, destruction, earthquake, Egypt, fear, Iraq, Ivory Coast, japan, Lebanon, Libya, Middle East, mother, ocean, sendai, separation, shelter, survive, The Lost I, tsunami, Tunisia, uproar, war, water, wave, yemen
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