You know, in the end, the truth always comes out. Yes, one can lie and hide things for only so long. Eventually, the truth will show itself. And when it does, one can be sure that it will shed light on so many things. It's a shame, really, that people like to make up elaborate stories to cover up stupid and immature actions. Unfortunately, it is also true that if one lies about ridiculous small things, then they probably have lied about important things.
Sad.
Hope you are happy with yourself. Too bad you didn't come clean wayyyyy back then when it could have been cleared up easily. Instead, you chose to play high school games. Wow. This proves my decision was correct and for the best, because, let's face it. I cannot trust one word you have ever said. About anything. Ever.
Thursday, December 03, 2009
..and the truth shall set you free..
Wow, I just found a pretty cool site. It's called the "Wayback Machine," and it's basically an internet archive search engine. Interestingly, any site that has ever been in existence is archived on the internet. Wow. You can find out so much on the internet.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Happy Thanksgiving here in the US! And Eid mubarak to my friends around the world!
Hope everyone has great holidays with friends and family.
Hope everyone has great holidays with friends and family.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Hungry?
Lebanon dips into another world record with hummus
(AFP) – 3 days ago
BEIRUT — Hundreds of garlic-loving Lebanese came together on Saturday to make the largest hummus serving on the world's biggest plate, claiming ownership of the dish with a new Guinness world record.
A Guinness representative was on hand to certify the record set by 250 Lebanese chefs and their trainees, who joined efforts to mix over two tonnes of the chickpea-based dip.
Under the watchful eyes of the adjudicator, they poured 1,350 kilograms (2,976 pounds) of mashed chickpeas and 400 litres (13,525 ounces) of lemon juice into the mega-sized pottery dish, cheered on by hundreds of onlookers.
The chefs gathered around their dish upon receiving the Guinness certificate and sang an a capella version of the national anthem before joining hands to dance the traditional dabke in celebration.
Organisers have hailed the event as "a patriotic event of national scale.
"El Hommos Lebnaneh (Hummus is Lebanese) is an attempt to break the current Guinness world records of hummus and tabbouleh, reaffirming the Lebanese proprietorship of these two dishes," said a statement issued by the industrialist association and food syndicate, which planned the event.
A battle over hummus and tabbouleh between Lebanon and Israel -- two neighbours still technically at war -- emerged last year and efforts have been underway ever since to clearly identify such dishes as exclusively Lebanese.
Hummus is a dip made of chick peas, sesame paste, olive oil, lemon juice and garlic while tabbouleh is a salad made with parsley, bulgur wheat, scallions and tomatoes.
The official awards ceremony is set to take place Sunday evening, when Lebanon hopes to break another world record for the largest bowl of tabbouleh.
In August, the small northern town of Ehden gained an entry in the Guinness Book of World Records for producing the largest ever kebbe -- a dish of minced meat and cracked wheat.
Copyright © 2009 AFP. All rights reserved.
(AFP) – 3 days ago
BEIRUT — Hundreds of garlic-loving Lebanese came together on Saturday to make the largest hummus serving on the world's biggest plate, claiming ownership of the dish with a new Guinness world record.
A Guinness representative was on hand to certify the record set by 250 Lebanese chefs and their trainees, who joined efforts to mix over two tonnes of the chickpea-based dip.
Under the watchful eyes of the adjudicator, they poured 1,350 kilograms (2,976 pounds) of mashed chickpeas and 400 litres (13,525 ounces) of lemon juice into the mega-sized pottery dish, cheered on by hundreds of onlookers.
The chefs gathered around their dish upon receiving the Guinness certificate and sang an a capella version of the national anthem before joining hands to dance the traditional dabke in celebration.
Organisers have hailed the event as "a patriotic event of national scale.
"El Hommos Lebnaneh (Hummus is Lebanese) is an attempt to break the current Guinness world records of hummus and tabbouleh, reaffirming the Lebanese proprietorship of these two dishes," said a statement issued by the industrialist association and food syndicate, which planned the event.
A battle over hummus and tabbouleh between Lebanon and Israel -- two neighbours still technically at war -- emerged last year and efforts have been underway ever since to clearly identify such dishes as exclusively Lebanese.
Hummus is a dip made of chick peas, sesame paste, olive oil, lemon juice and garlic while tabbouleh is a salad made with parsley, bulgur wheat, scallions and tomatoes.
The official awards ceremony is set to take place Sunday evening, when Lebanon hopes to break another world record for the largest bowl of tabbouleh.
In August, the small northern town of Ehden gained an entry in the Guinness Book of World Records for producing the largest ever kebbe -- a dish of minced meat and cracked wheat.
Copyright © 2009 AFP. All rights reserved.
Friday, October 23, 2009
Friday, September 18, 2009
Beirut in the 60's
This video went around Facebook, it's a bit silly at times, but interesting anyway to see Lebanon (and Israel) in the past..
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Thursday, August 20, 2009
- 14:23 Running in my first 5K next weekend..would love any advice on how to prepare this week and next from any running tweeps! #
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