Archive for September, 2006

One-Liners-of-Hasan

My neighbour’s chihuahua barked 5,063,045,284,852,458 times since dawn today.
The heater in my machine-washer-sized-bathtub SUDDENLY broke (again).
Can’t sleep again today.
I ask myself this question: do all Bahrainis who go study abroad become more political while away from home?
I am  terrible cook, but I tell myself whatever I cook is a masterpiece. (Ever heard of scrambled eggs+tuna […]

Here is an article I found in today’s Al-Wasat Newspaper, written by the editor (Dr. Masour Al-Jamri). I just thought it was the best explanation for what’s going on in Bahrain in such simple terms. The link to the article is http://www.alwasatnews.com/topic.asp?tID=117972&mydate=9-26-2006. (I just copied it down below, as well). For those who can’t read/understand […]

I reluctantly write this entry; I have too much anxiety over a few recent events and I just can’t get myself to write anything without feeling uncomfortable about it. I guess it started in my last blog entry, in which I was upset about a silly newspaper article I had read in the papers that […]

Picture this: You wake up one Autumn morning, to find that the papers announce that you MAY be one of a large number of citizens whose right to vote has been removed for LEGAL reasons. What would you think to yourself? Are there any laws that permit a government to remove a citizen’s right to vote except for […]

What Typhoon # 13 Brought With it

I overslept again. Not because I was tired, but rather because I had nothing else to do today. Damnit, it’s raining again outside my window (my way of wishing myself a good morning as if I were two separate entities divorced from one another). Probably another day of non-stop rain. The weatherman on tv says, […]

Today marks the 5th annivesary of the Sept 11th attacks in NYC. 5 years ago, while I was a student in Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, this day was a very strange day. I had class at 11am that day, a few hours after the attacks. I had been up the night before, preparing […]

I managed to KEEP my appartment clean! (I think I’m getting used to this lifestyle..)
Currently in the middle of Hitotsubashi University’s International Students’ Centre’s “Intensive Japanese Language Program”.
I am a proud owner of a SWIMMING CAP and GOGGLES (because I HAVE TO FOLLOW THE SILLY RULES of Kunitachi City’s Public Gym’s Pool-Rules) and gave them […]



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