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Walks
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Tag Archives: Libya
Reflections-through architecture, learning, talks
The home is the lens, through which we get our first look at marriage and all civic duties. It is the clinic where , by conversation and attitude, impressions are created with respect to sobriety and reverence, it is the … Continue reading
Around Christmas 2016
Readings-Brother Lawrence-1666-That in the winter , seeing a tree stripped of its leaves, and considering that within a little time the leaves would be renewed and after that the flowers and fruit appear, he received a high view of the Providence and Power of God, which has never since been effaced from his soul. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Church, Everyday History, life
Tagged Canada, Diary, Indian Diaspora, Libya, Mediterranean Everyday History Society, Reading Places, Tripoli Reading Group, Walks
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Remembering Upper Kaithu-Shimla-Father’s Day-2016
The phone to India , remembering our family, parents, and talk to my sister, made me recall the times when we used to go to Shimla- to Upper Kaithu Bazaar. Played the following song of Dost-1974….Gaadi Bula rahi hai-Chalna hi … Continue reading
Posted in Biography, Everyday History, life, Tripoli Reading Group
Tagged Canada, Father's Day, Indian Diaspora, Libya, Malta, Tripoli Reading Group, Walks
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Work Anniversary-LSMC
On this work anniversary, I got together with some colleagues and remembered times gone by.Here are some pictures which mark points in that journey. Remembered friends who helped shape my perspectives. Some food workshops, some memories of the expatriate community of … Continue reading
Musings with Tortoises
“ A process journal is not a diary, which means instead of recording history, I will use it to plan, record meetings, explore –store-reflect on ideas and work is well illustrated at the different stages of the project.” From the … Continue reading
Lost Generation
An engineer friend lamented
“There is nothing you can hope from people who have become stunned by the continuous war.
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We remembered some of the Fahmys we knew Continue reading
Posted in Arab Spring-Libya, life
Tagged Arab Spring, Diary, Ernest Hemingway, Libya, Naguib Mahfouz, Tripoli Reading Group
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Angry
Every man`s life ends the same way. It is only the details of how he lived and how he died that distinguishes one man from another.
Papa Hemingway
..My friend BJ is angry and there are many reasons and details which feed his anger. Almost a hundred years down the time when Hemingway took part in World War I- I see the details of the life of a man negotiating through different layers, in war torn Libya Continue reading
Posted in Everyday History, life, Tripoli Reading Group
Tagged Diary, Education, Libya, Tripoli, Tripoli Reading Group
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