Tag: hairdresser

  • Mundanité

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    2-give-me-a-magazine

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    ..3-universal-encyclopedia

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    ..4-heavy-magazine

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    ..5-reading

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    ..6-mondanite

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    ..7-marriage

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    ..8-brunch

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    .9-sickening

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    .10-inversely-proportional

    Did you ever have a chance to flip through a typically social Lebanese magazine? (bala ma nsammeh 😛 ) I have to say that I found the experience quite nauseating. Is this what happens in the private social gatherings in our country? Do people really look so fake in real life? Do fifty something women really have that much time on their hands for brunches and dunches and birthdays? I wish they would invest all their money in matters that are worthier than gossiping and showing off.




  • At the hairdresser's

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    On my way out from the hairdresser’s I was seized by a panic shock  when I bumped into a biiiig tall lady doing mèche and coloring her eyebrows in red at the same time, whatever they call it. I observed her for a while, wondering if we placed her exactly the way she looked in another setting, such as fancy party, how beautiful would she look? Funny if you think about the process it takes to “look beautiful” …