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A day in Hasbaya

. . .. .. .. . . . . .. . . .. .. . If anyone of you knows a path that could lead to the realization of the above wish, please let me know. I hope you all enjoyed the long weekend & easter vacation! Now it’s back to work, and when we [...]
Posted in Tourism | Also tagged al baba sweets, architecture, bouquet, Chehab castle, Chehab citadel, crusade, culture, hammam, Hasbaya, history, honey, ice cream, kitchen, Lebanon, old photos, ottoman, pine nuts, saida, shehabi, South Lebanon, turkish, village, wild flowers | 13 Comments

Hospit(i)lity

I’m sure most of you have been through the complicated process of “diafeh” (=offering a snack for your guests). Especially with older people. They assume you’re too shy to accept or that you would think they aren’t generous/hospitable enough if they accept your refusal from the first (or tenth) time. But what if yes meant [...]
Posted in Social | Also tagged bag, candy, exaggeration, force, fruity, generosity, hospitality, insistance, Sunglasses | 20 Comments

Quid Pro Quo

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *Nefrah mennik = you get married (translation for non arabic-speaking readers) I thought social pressure for marriage starts for women in their early 30′s. But [...]
Posted in Social | Also tagged #kolenalaila, campaign, career, children, empowering women in the middle east, kolena laila, marriage, social pressure, successful women, teta, women, women rights | 30 Comments
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