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Thursday, March 31, 2005
  Dhubab fi dhabab - Radiodays in Basrah
Shaku saayir? Yihchi. Aktib. Goosh! For the good understanders: su3al and bitting my nails and hoping that all the bits'n bytes and noemi basra get their a*es safely home again or to the some warmly rooted exile places to sit on their kursi at the ayn! Or so. Sm'at agbar? Akushi mohimm bel jarida? If so then let it be good, or maaku mushkila. Luckily il-jaw da-ysier haar. But badly id-dinya da-t sier haarra :( although i rather like the heat than the cold. All this i had to write down for different reasons, but most important: to please the teacher, ma mawjoed, he told is-safar lil-3iraaq saar gatir... and then went.

So just one thing on the mind -> http://www.streamtime.org radiodays from the Merbed Poetry festival in Basrah, ma ma3goel!

(uffa)
 
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