Dark to light
Shady seaside
Cool to warm
December cafe
Friendly chat
Warm words
Happy smiles
Good friends
Thursday, December 18, 2008
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After living in Libya for twenty-six years you would think my Arabic would be perfect, but it is far, far, far from that. I do get my point ... -
My brother passed away suddenly last night. Tragic circumstances mean I'm taking some time away from blogging because my 'real life...
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Well, I finally got my invitation to Aisha Kadafy’s wedding. It was a long time coming. You’re probably wondering what on earth this is a...
It was so lovely Teri ,.we should do it more often dear -get away from our routine and revive ourselves with energy after a good chit chat......
ReplyDeleteI thank you again for such a good time !
Salam Khadijateri,,
ReplyDeleteSometimes I get the feeling that your comments on life in Libya are written in a sour or bitter mood, but I suppose that being away for so long from your family in the U.S. and having to deal with a -less than than what you expected- life experience, can do that to anyone. So I'm glad that today's posting gives a happy feeling. May 2009 bring with it all the happiness in the world for you and your family.
Umm Salwan
I know this place, it's Caocao cafe, I like that place.
ReplyDeletemiss you teri *)
Oh what a view! Cacao......well my favourite place in Tripoli is still the 02 cafe' with their fantastic puncakes. I spent there lovely morning with my friends.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Today I passed my arabic classes exams at the Bourguiba shool. I'm so happy!
ciao
Simona (Molestine)
Nice post Teri, will look for more info on Cacocao, looks nice.
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is this the place opposite the car park
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