a lover's note 2

again, on my way home and taking the same route and right at the same place this new note were there...... the suffering is still going.... will it end? will we know about it? let's wait and see I guess

a lover's note

I was walking home as usuall after I finished work yesterday, crossing over the distriant bridge infront of speciality hospital and I found this written on one side of that bridge.

" I 'll always love u teddy bear, and till the last breath in my life, your lover forever"

hmmm, interesting, its very charming what people can do for love.... its just blindful and people go crazy.

one wonder what happened to make this one write that to the public eyes, you can feel the love but also the pain.

anyway, am not gonna go analyzing the situation and put expeculations about why, just thought to share it

Goodbye

Empty, you drained me out

Hurt, Its the same since your 1st stab

Bleeding love, Missed you much

Months have passed

Struggling to win you back

I couldn't, you changed alot

I lost

yet herenow, I woke up

You lost

I'm saying it loud
I'm saying it clear

I'm over you

I couldnt think of a better word to put

Eexcuse my french

I blame myself for that I've loved a bitch

Goodbye

Hala Debbini

I noticed that alot of organizations, companies, news agencies and others abroad started using Arabic in their websites especially after the terrorist's attacks on 11/9/2001.

Regardless of why they started doing so, its kinda nice, today morning for example, I opened my flickr account and I was surprised and happy to find this as the heading, it said :

" Hala Debbini, now u know how to greet people in arabic"

Its very nice from flickr to do so, every time I opened the account I found a greeting in a different language and the turn comes and I found it in arabic.

The nicer thing about it is that they used the common language, Hala, instead of saying Assalam Alaikom or even Marhaba..... I found that interesting.

I liked to share that with you all, the photo is attached

Have a great week and Hala