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… That was the “touristic” aspect of the Zahle visit! Isn’t Lebanon just beautiful? You can see some photos of the visit on the Facebook page. Tomorrow, I will tell you about the “serious aspect” i.e. exhibition, book-signing and encounters with lovely local schools & university students.
And before I leave you to your busy days, here are 2 Lebanese songs that I love [for a change!] by Fairouz: Al Bint Al Chalabiya & Shayef El Bahr Shou Kbir. Enjoy & have a beautiful day 
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I looove your blog. I’ve to massaad and I must agree that the food i just wonderful!
Darn Hijackers
I WANT to go to Zahle too… *long face*
Hi Maya,
First, i finally found out wat Amalgam means! yay
“A combination of diverse elements; a mixture”
I’m guessing in your case, a mixture of Art and Blogging.
Second, Its great to see that you enjoyed your time in Zahle, relaying the touristic aspect of your visit to Zahle, but i couldn’t wait to know more about exhibition itself so i did some Googling.
Thanx to Google, Youtube, and TéléLiban i found this: “www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1eipeO228E”.
A 4 minutes report on the exhibition and my favourite blogger
Sharing is caring, so enjoy the youtube link everyone…
Yummy… I so miss the Massaad Taouk
extrêmement frais ton post sur Zahlé
aam behlamak ya helm ya lebnaaaaaaaaaane …
yammi i miss tawouk massaad… i will put zahle on my to do list this time…. and buying ur book and….
I’ve never been to Lebanon, but after seeing it through your eyes I believe I DO love it. You are a very animated tour guide!
Hihihi i love almond trees too x)
cool comics :3
Mayyoush!! I love your post about Zahle hehe I’m glad u had a great time there, bass next time we have to go together!!:P
By the way, the “taouk 3al khachbe” they call it “taouk 3al tabliye” or simply “tablieh” hahahaha!! It’s really something everyone should try!!
Hello Maya,
I know, I never left a comment =P
and here’s to make up for it.
*goes to get her coffee* good morning =)
it’s tawou2 3al tabliyye** lol
I <3 Zahle
hahaha i can just imagine the look on your face when you were surrounded by all these posters of basket ball players!
actually they were on the Anibal basket ball team… Zahle’s team… and they used to lunch at Masaad all the time (like every real Zahliote would do) and so they had their pictures taken with the owners…
i’m glad Masaad is getting famous! we’re quite fond of it!
you seem to have enjoyed your trip to Zahleh! where’s the next one to?!