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My first book is on Amazon !

It highlights the story of my family's leaving Lebanon and making a life for us in South Carolina. It’s an easy, quick read which was well received as evidenced by its Amazon reviews. It will make you smile, may bring about a tear or trigger a beautiful buried memory of your own childhood.

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Sharing our heritage with the next generation, friends and neighbors is great fun and educational.

We had a wonderful time at the annual Lebanese Festival in Charlotte on Saturday. The food was absolutely delicious. The dabke dancers put on a beautiful show much to the enjoyment of all attendees. We appreciate all the hard work that went into putting it together. A big Thank You to all my friends and family in Chalotte who volunteered for the event. Glad to see your efforts pay off.

We had a wonderful time at the annual Lebanese Festival in Charlotte on Saturday. The food was absolutely delicious. The dabke dancers put on a beautiful show as you can see. Dabke is a folkloric dance from the Middle East.

Imagine walking this trail with me in this majestic rainforest park… so much beauty in the woods!

Very excited that my photos was chosen as the September photo of the month by the South Carolina State parks in their latest newsletter!

The magic of the Canadian rainforest!

Just a little bouquet to brighten your day. Happy Friday!

The Lions Gate Bridge is a Canadian engineering landmark that contributed greatly to Vancouver’s development.

What I observed on my neighborhood walk today. The more I notice, the more I wonder what am I not seeing. Surrounded by interesting creatures, plants, colors; we remain but a minuscule part of our beautiful world !

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