Million thanks

[Marshmallow]

I know this is not a topic but I wanted to say thank you to:

Salam Adil,
Chikitita,
Miraj,
Anarki,
Mixmax,
Khalid,
Kid,

بعد منو بقى ما ذكرتة
I joined the group and hopefully will be an active member of :)

Bah-Bah

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ur welcome... for??

if its for the "come on come on come join" stuff, naaaaah, no need to say thanx!

let's start at the beginning:

 

Hello there! welcome to the group! we've all been waiting for you!

:) anything you need just drop us a line ok?

 

[khalid jarrar]

halaw marshmallow!

:)

welcome welcome!

 

On 12/2/06, Marshmallow <iraqi...@gmail.com> wrote:

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             Khalid Jarrar
secretsinbaghdad.blogspot.com

[Chikitita]

Hey Marshmallow!

But why the thanks, I don't remember doing anything!!!! Could it be the alzheimer symptoms?!?!?!?! Goooooooooooood Lord!!!
 

[Marshmallow]

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I know I am not that kinda girl who joins every single club or group to
be infamous, but you guys are the bloggers that I track their posts and
learn from them all...that is why I accepted to join.

Halaw 3eni Khalid : )

أكول ماكو هنا سمايليس اكدر أضيفها ؟؟؟؟؟

[Marshmallow]

Hello Chikitita :)

[Chikitita]

Hello Marshy Shlonich 3eni????

[Marshmallow]

El7amdillah zena, enti shlonich?

[Chikitita]

Ani 3aysha so far :D did you find any smileys???

[Marshmallow]

No I didn't and I will leave it like that : old fasion smilleys :p

[Chikitita]

You know I'm replying thru my inbox. Maybe if you use smileys there it can work. I don't usually use those things, and cannot tell head from tail in this wretched gmail, I feel more home in Yahoo, 3ishrat 3umur 9aret.

[Miraj B.]

Finally Marshii you 're here :) Welcome dear!

[MixMax]

100 million hele, Marsh. Glad that you made it :)

[khalid jarrar]

so, girls arent you gonna make us some nice wlcome party for everyone and demonstrate your cooking skills? :D

On 12/2/06, MixMax <rockl...@hotmail.com> wrote:

100 million hele, Marsh. Glad that you made it :)

On Dec 2, 1:20pm, "Marshmallow" < iraqi.ro...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I know this is not a topic but I wanted to say thank you to:
>
> Salam Adil,
> Chikitita,
> Miraj,
> Anarki,
> Mixmax,
> Khalid,
> Kid,
>
> بعد منو بقى ما ذكرتة
> I joined the group and hopefully will be an active member of :)
>
> Bah-Bah

secretsinbaghdad.blogspot.com

[Miraj B.]

Yah sure Khalid why not, once you demonstrate your singing and/or
dancing skills :)

[Chikitita]

Says who girls must do the cooking??? Is there a universal code that says they must yumma?!?!?

[MixMax]

This is really fun, everytime a new member join the Iraqi blogsphere,
dinner will be served and dancing on music all night long ... and men
and women fighting on who should make dinner ;)

[Chikitita]

Jarrar must do all the cooking, but min hessa I won't eat anything, don't wanna go to ER.

[Miraj B.]

Exactly my point Chiki :D

Khalid khabe9na bhai al kaleesha mal al banat lazem ekonoon experts in
kitchen.

Chikitita wrote:
> Says who girls must do the cooking??? Is there a universal code that says
> they must yumma?!?!?
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[Miraj B.]

Hesa Khalid call for the guys' suport :D

Don't we know you too much Khalooodi :D

[Miraj B.]

calls*
support*

Shawarret Khalid?

[Chikitita]

On 12/2/06, Miraj B. <mbaghd...@gmail.com> wrote:

calls*
support*


Shawarret Khalid?

[Chikitita]

You bet

[khalid jarrar]

*jaws hit the ground*

*look of disbelief for the mean attack and expression of shock for miraj joining tita*

*still cant believe miraj teamed with tita against him*

*tears flood the room*

*cant find any words and runs out having a panic attack and screaming*

 

On 12/2/06, Chikitita <khatoo...@gmail.com> wrote:

You bet

--
             Khalid Jarrar
secretsinbaghdad.blogspot.com

[Chikitita]

Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehehehehehehe

[Chikitita]

La khwelid 7abbab he may not be pro-feminism but 7abaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaab

[Miraj B.]

Khalooooood sha8a la taz3al :) We both love you like our own young
brother!

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> La khwelid 7abbab he may not be pro-feminism but 7abaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaab
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[Chikitita]

Eeee wallah

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whoa whoa no rabbit-punches!

BREAK! go to your corners, now!

 

AWWWW

heyy lay off poor Khalid, i mean, he kinda had it coming, but..

 

:D

 

ah.. get three strong-willed girls together, and suddenly its a revolution!

 

and this, my (watching in silence) male brethren, is yet another reason why NOT to mess with the Ladieeeees!

 

girls rock, more than guys, whether we like it or not!

oh i DO i DO :p

and what a dramatic entrance, Marshy! :D

 

On 12/3/06, Chikitita <khatoo...@gmail.com> wrote:

Eeee wallah

[Marshmallow]

Hello Miraj, thank you dear.

Thank you Khalid...

Let me tell you I am the biggest looser in Kitchen LoL....

[Chikitita]

Eeee it doesn't take a woman to be a good cook, look at the umpteen chefs on TV all men.

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still, you gotta admit that any "Lady" chef  is waaaay better looking than Usama or Ramzi or Ramsey combined.

 

:D how do i know the names?

its all research, all research!

 

On 12/3/06, Chikitita <khatoo...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Chikitita]

It's not about the looks, it's how they work, Usama is brilliant. Ramzi sux Mum says he's a genius mneeeeeeeeeeeeeeelaa. There's a Lebanese guy called Antoine, so full of himself but aces them all.

[khalid jarrar]

hahahah alright miraj you're forgiven, i know its only that theecha il shirreera waswisatlich!!
 tita dont even think of it!

and since when its anti femanisim to think that women are expected to cook? helloo! i know ily ma yo3rof yil3ab ygool il ga3 3oja:P but stil, for god's sake!

Its the most feminst role to play, when a well educated woman choses to be a wife and a mother, and its one of the great sacrifices women make: to give up thier outside-home activities and dedicate themselves to the inside-home activites. its such a sacred and amazing sacrifice, but the result of it is raising generations that are very well built nafsiyyan o ma 3idhom 3oqad nafsiyyah o moktafeen thatiyyan o mrabbayeen and raised on the right morals and manners. thats somethign only women can do, men are out working [or chasing other babes:P you know men are pigs!] so its really that not only women are half of the community, but they yrabboon the other half too, we can only depend on women to raise a healthy community, a community that shows more compassion and demonstrates better moralities and experiences minimun rates of crimes, THAT is fiminism, my lady, and yes, yeess, yesssss they are expected to cook too as well, how the hell are you gonna raise a loving community if they think your food sucks?

see my point?

On 12/3/06, Chikitita <khatoo...@gmail.com> wrote:

It's not about the looks, it's how they work, Usama is brilliant. Ramzi sux Mum says he's a genius mneeeeeeeeeeeeeeelaa. There's a Lebanese guy called Antoine, so full of himself but aces them all.

--
             Khalid Jarrar
secretsinbaghdad.blogspot.com

[Chikitita]

JARRAR MAMA GET A LIFE (am I screaming?????) YEAH

[khalid jarrar]

:P:P:P

On 12/3/06, Chikitita <khatoo...@gmail.com> wrote:

JARRAR MAMA GET A LIFE (am I screaming?????) YEAH

--
             Khalid Jarrar
secretsinbaghdad.blogspot.com

[Miraj B.]

Khaloodi 3eni life is more beautiful when the woman and man are
participating equally in it. It is so boring if the woman takes one
department and leaves the other to the man. For me, my future man might
prefer to commit a suicide than force me to sit home for two reasons:
- He knows I make money more than him and we would definitely need that
money in our life.
- I would make his life a total hell if i stayed home not working.

I am not against cooking even though I rarely cook but I am sure once I
put my mind into it I will be one of the best cooks especially if it is
all for the one I would be sharing my life with. However I just hate it
when men think that women are the ones who should cook, wash dishes,
clean the babies while the men are sitting there with their bellies
watching football.

I am sure many working women agree with me on that.

By the way Khaloodi you just reminded me why I don't want to marry
Iraqi/Arab man :D

[MixMax]

khalid, are you serious?

On Dec 3, 7:06 pm, "khalid jarrar" <khalidjar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> hahahah alright miraj you're forgiven, i know its only that theecha il
> shirreera waswisatlich!!
> tita dont even think of it!
>
> and since when its anti femanisim to think that women are expected to cook?
> helloo! i know ily ma yo3rof yil3ab ygool il ga3 3oja:P but stil, for god's
> sake!
>
> Its the most feminst role to play, when a well educated woman choses to be a
> wife and a mother, and its one of the great sacrifices women make: to give
> up thier outside-home activities and dedicate themselves to the inside-home
> activites. its such a sacred and amazing sacrifice, but the result of it is
> raising generations that are very well built nafsiyyan o ma 3idhom 3oqad
> nafsiyyah o moktafeen thatiyyan o mrabbayeen and raised on the right morals
> and manners. thats somethign only women can do, men are out working [or
> chasing other babes:P you know men are pigs!] so its really that not only
> women are half of the community, but they yrabboon the other half too, we
> can only depend on women to raise a healthy community, a community that
> shows more compassion and demonstrates better moralities and experiences
> minimun rates of crimes, THAT is fiminism, my lady, and yes, yeess, yesssss
> they are expected to cook too as well, how the hell are you gonna raise a
> loving community if they think your food sucks?
>
> see my point?
>

[khalid jarrar]

hehehe:))

no see you are taking my words and chanign them to fit the stereotype that we all dont like.

i know i know, all girsl here will say they want to work. I am not against that. and did i ever say that men shoudlnt work inside house too?

let me go into details then:)

women, DO participate equally in life, what was i just saying? but i am saying that equality doesnt mean....
no let me put in other words:)

men, SHOULD, and are required, to work inside home, and help clean the house, and help wash dishes and change dipers, itha howwa isayyidad 3a2isha si2loha shlon chan innabi PBUH in his house? she said: kana fee khidmati 2ahlih. كان في خدمة أهله
thats what i am saying. but i am saying that since i am too involved in west's life, and live among american people. and my mom was a working mother all her life, i know exactly how distressing it is, and how unfair it is, that women wake up so early, to do some house work, and then go to their jobs, and then go back home to cook, and take care of the kids, etc etc, its the most stressing life style. and i beleive that women deserve better than that, and i believe that the duty of raisign kids is far more important and deserves full priority. as long as the family isnt in real need for the wife to work, financialy i mean.

being a mother itself, is something to take great pride of itself, and realising that this itself is  an essential and fundemental remarkably important mission, is something some people seem to be forgetting. Now the funny thing is that the west, is starting to say exactly what i am saying! now oprah runs shows just to tell women that they need to be proud of being mothers and housewives and not say "i am just a mother and a housewive" but be proud of her role and take pride in it. just days ago i was reading a report about a german female organization that is calling for giving women the chance to live their lives peacefuly without HAVING to go out and work.

It is really one of the really wrong common feeligns in our society, that it makes women any less if they dont work. I believe it doesnt at all. and i believe it gives them the chance to give great care to their children. and i believe thats a very hounorable thing to do.

my mom, is a senior engineer, she is ranked in the highest rank the engineering union has. but when it was nessesary, she stepped back and dedicated her time to her children. till they/we became old enough she went back to practice her work and chase her projects, now she spends her time flying around the world meeting with goverments perliment members and NGOs and working on different humantarian and political projects against rhe occuapation. and i am so proud of her. but first was the realisation that her top and most improtant priority was during ceratin years, was to dedicate her life to give all possible care to her sons. us. and that is something i greatly admire.

so Miraj, my dear:) marry a man that wants the best for you, a man ykhaf allah and yo3rof illy 3aleh gabl illy 2ilah, and take great pride in being a good mother and a good wife, and practice your career and personal dreams! but all in the right time, first thigns first:)

and the cooking part was of coruse a joke, i didnt expect anyone would take it seriously:) and i am sure once you put yoru mind on it, you will be a great cook:) and you will have to invite us then:D

singture: an araqi/arab man:)

--
             Khalid Jarrar
secretsinbaghdad.blogspot.com

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whoa! hot debate here!

well said, khalid..

 

ladies, the thing is, its not about arab culture as much as it is about Male culture, i mean, for example, parts of the south of iraq, man stays at home, women go to field and do the work..

yet still, its a male dominated society where man is the overlord.

 

again, the "west" has most of the problems we have but to a MUCH LESSER extent, its hard to spot them, but they are there:

one example:

its known that most men (also applies to NON-Arab, NON-Iraqi men) prefer women to be shorter or same height as them, smaller in general, its RARE to see a woman larger or taller than her husband/boyf./partner etc.

Tom Cruise, Prince Charles, who else? ..mm.., you can count them all using your hands!

another:

how many Male CEOs are out there? does anyone care even? its NATURAL, right?

how many Female CEOs? Oooh THAT many! Wow exciting! its so UNUSUAL! who would have thought?

 

see? this is OUR way of thinking, both guys and girls, arabs and non-arabs, we all take it for granted that the man is the provider, so when a woman stands up and wants to be so, we all stand in amazement!

 

this issue kinda receded and the "west" became "liberated" towards women because of these things mainly:

1. the sexual revolution/invention and wide-spread use of the birth-control pill (the fifties)

2. the Summer of Love/Hippie-dom (the sixties)

 

i've mentioned this before i think, my dear friend Hala S. once started a similar discussion, i dont remember if i elaborated as i am doing now.

 

back to the subject:

why are we not like them?

cuz we were too busy fighting wars against "outsiders" and against each other to notice anything else.

 

most arab countries which did NOT have turmoil in those decades, became "modern", example: Lebanon.

social change is easier if you have tourists, not a war/revolution.

and vice-versa.

and its getting worse not better.

 

this does not exempt anyone (esp. iraqis) from personal responsibility, but hey, we all know responsibility is hard, so, why not choose the easy way?

this is why its sooo much easier to dominate a woman, instead of having her as full partner.

and

it IS wrong. 100% wrong.

 

btw, even in WESTERN culture, there is now a rise in depicting women as Objects, you know, you see them everywhere, pop/rap/music videos, advertisements, video-games, its everywhere..

and We, and the generation after us, are accepting this as a fact of life.

 

sorry to have taken so much of your time, that is if anyone is still with me up to this point!

 

i close by saying that cooking is not related to gender in any way, its not related to brain-activities nor muscular activities,its not related to ANYTHING except "nafas"!

yep, that's what cooking is all about, either you have "nafas" in cooking, or you dont! :D
 

[khalid jarrar]

haha, i so agree with the nafas part:)

--
             Khalid Jarrar
secretsinbaghdad.blogspot.com

[Chikitita]

A friend of mine is a very good cook, she told me that nafes is a myth, she says I never cook with a wahis, I always do it min wara khashmee and the results are always mouth-wateringly yummy, and wallah I've tasted her delicacies mashallah ye3nee a brilliant chef.

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mmmm.. ah, so, what is nafas?

let me detail:

 

nafas is not "Oweee Yumma khal assawie jidriyat dolma tiloog il hal 7alig " or something of the sort, its not the "force" in star wars movies, nooo..

its simply the effort one puts in the food-making process.

 

i mean: even if your friend is cooking min wara khashimha, she must know there are people going to eat her food, and she must care for them, one way or another! 

dont tell me she does not get tired cooking, or that she doesnt spend a lot of effort in making them meals!

hey, when you do something you DONT like, you spend TWICE as much effort!

 

:)

 

and 3awafi for the good food :D

 

On 12/3/06, Chikitita <khatoo...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Chikitita]

They say if you were angry and tried to cook, people who will eat what you made will end up with pain in the tummy. 

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:D maybe, maybe :D

 

On 12/3/06, Chikitita <khatoo...@gmail.com> wrote:

[13]

mmmm... so.. what is the hardest kind of food to make?

lets make a poll!

 

i just ate a potato, so my brain is clogged, i cant think of anything to suggest except a boiled potato :D

 

On 12/3/06, 13 <anar...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Chikitita]

You know mum is originally from Algeria and Algerian women seem to have a lot of time to burn in the kitchen, their cuisine is so rich and so delicious but takes loads of time. I often tell her how ba6raneen they are. I hear women complain about how time consuming rolling grapes leaves for dolma is, well my mum finishes a whole pot in an hour for she makes harder things in less time.

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talented! God bless her and you and keep everyone safe!

 

Dolma is hard, HARD, and the worst part is when someone eats it in 2 sec.s without even thinking bout saying thanx..

my granny carved that into my braincells after the endless times i forgot to say thanx or "mmmm goood" or any of the other million complements one should acquire..

 

poor girls (or rather, poor COOKS, i dont want to spark the gender thing again :D)

lucky Chiki, food yum!

smile now, no frowning! :D

 

On 12/3/06, Chikitita <khatoo...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Chikitita]

3ashat eedich is a must after every meal. I once read a bout a woman who got used to serving very good food, and one day she brought a hay stack and placed it on the table, saying now you can tell the difference, all she wanted was a thank you.

[Chikitita]

And God bless you too Dadeh

[khalid jarrar]

i always think of that walla anarki!
y3ni always take the time to say thank you for the food or any other thing. lots of people think of these thigns as granted, bas walla they arent! y3ni mothers should be thanked every single day for what they do. for everything they do!

oh oh, here is a ltitle advice:)

do this once and you will see how much it will make your mother really happy:)

think of any, any occation that usually goes without y3ni hwaya zalamee6a:D any ordinary occassion, and get her the most expensive gift, something for her personaly moo lilbet....fad jewilary to watch lo whatever...y3ni as fine and expensive as possible..she knows your financial situation and even if it wasnt really expensive she wil know it costed you alot compared to to your meezaniyyah....y3ni get het the most beautiful and expensive thing you can get her! make her happy! walla mothers give everything for us, try surprising them with something so nice and you will see how happy they will be, just for the idea that you cared so much to make her happy! :)

On 12/4/06, Chikitita <khatoo...@gmail.com> wrote:

And God bless you too Dadeh

--
             Khalid Jarrar
secretsinbaghdad.blogspot.com

[khalid jarrar]

doesnt need to be your mom, also just anyone in your life that means so much to you:) anyone that you wanna show you care about! anyone you think you owe him/her alot, etc:)
my point is, making other people happy always makes you happy in return too:)

--
             Khalid Jarrar
secretsinbaghdad.blogspot.com

[khalid jarrar]

mirak come help me ia m doing some boring Autocad work!
actually its fun:) still ta3ale sa3deeni :*(

On 12/4/06, khalid jarrar < khalid...@gmail.com> wrote:

doesnt need to be your mom, also just anyone in your life that means so much to you:) anyone that you wanna show you care about! anyone you think you owe him/her alot, etc:)
my point is, making other people happy always makes you happy in return too:)

On 12/4/06, khalid jarrar < khalid...@gmail.com> wrote:

i always think of that walla anarki!
y3ni always take the time to say thank you for the food or any other thing. lots of people think of these thigns as granted, bas walla they arent! y3ni mothers should be thanked every single day for what they do. for everything they do!

oh oh, here is a ltitle advice:)

do this once and you will see how much it will make your mother really happy:)

think of any, any occation that usually goes without y3ni hwaya zalamee6a:D any ordinary occassion, and get her the most expensive gift, something for her personaly moo lilbet....fad jewilary to watch lo whatever...y3ni as fine and expensive as possible..she knows your financial situation and even if it wasnt really expensive she wil know it costed you alot compared to to your meezaniyyah....y3ni get het the most beautiful and expensive thing you can get her! make her happy! walla mothers give everything for us, try surprising them with something so nice and you will see how happy they will be, just for the idea that you cared so much to make her happy! :)

On 12/4/06, Chikitita < khatoo...@gmail.com> wrote:

And God bless you too Dadeh

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             Khalid Jarrar
secretsinbaghdad.blogspot.com

--
             Khalid Jarrar
secretsinbaghdad.blogspot.com

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             Khalid Jarrar
secretsinbaghdad.blogspot.com

[Chikitita]

Ba3ee ilma9la7aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[Miraj B.]

Ermmmmmmmmmmm...................... who is Mirak bela za7ma?

[Chikitita]

Remember khwelid has 4 eyes the other 2 eyes are obviously not handy, so he punched the k key instead. Il3atab 3ala ilnadhar ayyam ma kan 3andu nadhar

[Miraj B.]

Yam3adwa la y6anger mart allukh mu bilgwa 9ala7na u sma3na mu7adhara
3al Men vs Women.

:D

[Chikitita]

Yaaaaaaaaaaa you should have warned me earlier.

[khalid jarrar]

heheheh, beware! everytime tza3looni you will have to listen to some sort fo mo7a`6ara!!
hay itto shgad lo2ama2? y3ni chef ani faqeer heech ti7choon 3alayya? che mali wali? :*(

--
             Khalid Jarrar
secretsinbaghdad.blogspot.com

[Miraj B.]

Min 7abak lashak :D

[Chikitita]

Ya msecheen ya mdheleem ya khwelid

[khalid jarrar]

hahaha hatha `3er 7ob? mina il 7obbi ma qatal! :D
2ee walla 3eni tita! mesechen ani! *angil ring over his head, shining*

On 12/4/06, Chikitita < khatoo...@gmail.com> wrote:

Ya msecheen ya mdheleem ya khwelid

--
             Khalid Jarrar
secretsinbaghdad.blogspot.com

[Marshmallow]

Halaw Shilla shlonkum?? LOL...

Hay min waraya 9ayra komat musha7nat and 3rkat 3alamod el6abi ' 7...

Banat A7san jawab howa akl el mu3labat,خخخخخخخخ

[Marshmallow]

Hello mixmax,

Datshoof shlon eljama3a mitkawneen???? hahahah

[MixMax]

wallah y 3eeni ya marsh all this because each one of them want to prove
he or she can cook better, but they don't want to admit it :)

yabe malazim il 3ezeeme, lets go somewhere and have something to eat,
but each will pay for him/herself

What do you think, Marsh?

[Marshmallow]

WOW MixMax!!! You hit that on the head...cool

[MixMax]

best solution, right? :)

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[Marshmallow]

Yea buddy!!

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[MixMax]

we wait for Jarrar and see his opinion then!!

I don't know about chiki, though!

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[Chikitita]

The thing is I tried to cook a coupla times and mum said I have her nefes, but I knew it was a ploy to make me do the cooking instead of her. Yeah sure as if I could fall for that, but I only make the things I love the most, that is pasta, spinach, anything with potato among the ingredients and 3roog.

[khalid jarrar]

hehe zen ani mwafoq, o 3azimkom hammena :D

On 12/4/06, Chikitita <khatoo...@gmail.com> wrote:

The thing is I tried to cook a coupla times and mum said I have her nefes, but I knew it was a ploy to make me do the cooking instead of her. Yeah sure as if I could fall for that, but I only make the things I love the most, that is pasta, spinach, anything with potato among the ingredients and 3roog.

--
             Khalid Jarrar
secretsinbaghdad.blogspot.com

[MixMax]

are these the ingridients for the 3azeema??

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كلمن قهوته من كيسه

 

ok? kawi ma aji ha!

 

[Miraj B.]

13, it is so nice that you write in your own accent.

When I used to go to work before security gets so bad I used to have
such a good time listening to my colleagues talking to each other :)

[13]

thank you!

 

i am glad that you like it!

 

On 12/4/06, Miraj B. <mbaghd...@gmail.com> wrote: