I don’t seem to get over it.
I don’t seem to get over it.
Sohaib Thiab and Hussam Hammo are young, intelligent, creative and most importantly winners of the 1st place in Queen Rania National Entrepreneurship Competition for their business idea of Faye3.
The idea of playing in the outdoors was good, in terms of not having to pay for tickets or to physically reserve seats. I have to say though that I’m not a fan of her or her music. She definitely has a good voice, but I wasn’t impressed at all. I know that more than […]
Yesterday I was interviewed on Watan (Arabic for home country) FM’s Shabab (Arabic for youth). Watan is a new Jordanian radio station that started broadcasting in October, 2006; Watan FM broadcasts both political news and entertainment in Arabic.
For the longest time I tried to find the words to describe how I feel seeing Palestinians fight among themselves. And for the longest time, I couldn’t get myself to write about it. But right now, all I want is to vent.
I consider myself lucky to have been introduced to this Jordanian musical band. Salam and the band are very talented yet down to earth. They are incredibly funny too but that’s another story. Salam performed two original songs this evening at Souk Jara (Directions: Rainbow Street), one in Arabic: “مين” which means “who” and another […]
On Saturday, a group of Jordan Bloggers met at Tche Tche. And here is the list of the attendees in no particular order:
كنت رايحة على جفرا، وسوّاق التاكسي سمعني بحكي “جفرا” على التليفون وحب يشاركني خبرته بالحياة وينصحني لوجه الله تعالى:
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