Sunday, October 26, 2008
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i didn't realize that the libyans even celebrated halloween , or is it just because you were born an american if you and your family celebrate then happy halloween
ReplyDeleteLibyans don't celebrate Halloween. It's an American holiday and I like to keep up with some things. Sometimes we have a Halloween party but usually we just have a Jack-o-lantern (provided I can find a suitable one).
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one comment about an earlier entery ;things you did not believe are true or even existinlibya.statisticly speaking every thing should be here ,since the population explosion .or even before,the cure by serpent for example .the tabaa ,the spilss and the evil eye...etc.
ReplyDeletethe one thing about zanofobia,is prtly not true here in libya,its mainly gelousy at its best and its magnified by womenfolk relave are at the top of the scale;however things are not that bad in general population as awhole is not zenophic or hassidic .some are and they as said earlier at the margin of error but they are close are are heard from oftin.
ashoura is the equivalet to halloween ,wher ghoyala and people dressed in palm leaves ,holding gindeels[torches] and beeting on make schift drums horang you for sweets and favi beens. and iif you donot give some epithats will be sang at your door.
one comment about an earlier entery ;things you did not believe are true or even existinlibya.statisticly speaking every thing should be here ,since the population explosion .or even before,the cure by serpent for example .the tabaa ,the spilss and the evil eye...etc.
ReplyDeletethe one thing about zanofobia,is prtly not true here in libya,its mainly gelousy at its best and its magnified by womenfolk relave are at the top of the scale;however things are not that bad in general population as awhole is not zenophic or hassidic .some are and they as said earlier at the margin of error but they are close are are heard from oftin.
ashoura is the equivalet to halloween ,wher ghoyala and people dressed in palm leaves ,holding gindeels[torches] and beeting on make schift drums horang you for sweets and favi beens. and iif you donot give some epithats will be sang at your door.