things that have caught my eye
- Hummus: The Rap
- Hard Times Are Jamming the Ashrams
- I Don’t Have A Surname. Do You?
- Empire! v. Liberty!
- Apartheid for Dummies
- Breakdance breaks out in the Gaza Strip
- When Stereotypes Collide: the Persian Jews of Beverly Hills
- In Ramallah, art imitates men’s minds
- The Legacy of Colorism Reflects Wounds of Racism That Are More Than Skin-Deep
- Another smooth criminal: Lebanese martyr culture
- How can YouTube survive?
- Room for thought
- Bradford reflects on many shades of Englishness
- Poems from Guantanamo: "Will Ya Ever Go Jihad Again?"
- A Fine Art of Queueing
- الفقر في البحرين- ضارب إفلاس
- The 'thing' with airplane crashes
- Finding My Goddess
- Hip-hop's collective call to arms
- OMG! Black People!
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selected posts
- memories of a meltdown
- you know you've been in the arab world too long when...
- falling between the lines
- the anti-freak-out filter
- a mulher está dançando
- of insomnia, elegies, and al khansa'
- ratking
- unguided
- home clean home
- on visiting, and not belonging
- venice
- from the highbrow to the eyebrow
- catharsis, and communal emotion
- the problem with arabic?
- the problem with english!
- staying within a box in order to think outside it
- stepmother tongues
- mr white and mr black
- 'if you're british, then how can i understand you?'
- arabic v. english
- translation as negotiation - or learning to lose my voice
- the icing on the cake...
- the vegetable call
- the poet, the translator, and the author
- in loving memory
- neutral language?
- hindi nahi maloom!
- three hits and a miss
- shaikh mohammed sabsab and sa'sa'a bin sohan
- shaikh maitham al bahrani
- comfort food
- ma fee english, baba...
- a week of bizarre conversations
- poetic injustice
- not just uncertainty, but indecision!
- defending uncertainty
- p is for...
- infidel saliva
6 comments:
Great photos! thanks for sharing.
Thank you, summer.
The lions with no tongues! :) I have a photo of myself sticking my tongue out with one of those lions... I love Budapest, I hope you enjoyed yourself there my dear!
seroo - it's a beautiful city, especially at night. i was quite overwhelmed when i first saw everything lit up along the danube.
Amazing pics. This one and in the posts previous to this one. Will our current buildings look as pretty to eyes a few generations from now?
thanks, shantanu. and that's a good question...somehow i doubt it...
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