Texan after UAE : Always be who you are....

Sunday, March 27, 2011

Always be who you are....

mood: satisfied
craving: hanging out with YOU.

Red Velvet cheesecake at the cheese cake factory

I walked in that place, looked at your face and instantly knew that you were going to be a special person in my life. Your smile lit up the room like no other. Your laugh...well, it's contagious and cute. Your speech... hmm, well, it's different. Your sense of humor is like mine. You are the light in me and my kids life and I wouldn't have it any other way. Keep being that friend/sister I was searching for. Just stay who you are. We love you, Rawan.

final whisper: You're an Amazing woman. Thanks for last night.. We had such a GREAT time.

Texan after UAE

In addition to reading literature, critical theory, philosophy, and 70's and 80's music, I love and relish cooking with ingredients most people have never heard of. I also enjoy writing creatively. Reading foreign literature, Dubai and Italy, Italian, and Arabic coffee is my favorite writing in Arabic and English and soulful souls as a writer. During the weekends, I spend time watching the sun rise over the heavens and sipping Turkish, Arabic, or Italian coffee while listening to some exemplary music. Traveling, exploring new places, and learning about different cultures. I find joy in trying out different dishes and experimenting with a variety of flavors and ingredients. Engaging in meaningful conversations with people from different walks of life is something I enjoy. Kristina di Lodivico Simoni

1 comment:

HessandCo. said...: looks yumy!! lovely post!
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Sunday, March 27, 2011

Always be who you are....

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Most people are to busy thinking about themselves to think about you.