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My name is Layal(aka nightS). I am a Female, Lebanese, Web Developer, Editor at RTL This, MENA Author and Arabic Lingua Translator at Global Voices Online…interested in anything social/technical in the Middle East. Yon can follow my posts through my RSS feed.

So I’m still in Egypt, still at the same school, same friends, same street…etc. It’s the year 2000, the year when the Zionist army finally left the Lebanese Soil (except for Shebaa farms) because of the amazing Lebanese resistance. I remember waking up and watching my parents staring at the TV, they didn’t believe it, I didn’t believe it. It was an amazing feeling, I was very proud, very happy, Adrenaline was having a one hell of a party in my veins!!!! Of course we called our family relatives in Lebanon, to make sure it’s true! LOL we didn’t believe that it was happening. I personally enjoyed the parts on TV reports that showed how excited the Zionist soldiers were about the same thing! Yes they were happy they’re leaving the nightmare they lived in!!

We went out later that day, I can’t remember where. But I remember that when we reached the apartment’s door, a guy approached us and said “Mabrouk, Rafa3to Rasna” (Meaning Congrats, You honored us). I can’t describe how I felt. It was simply amazing.

That stranger and few(1 or 2) close friends probably were the only persons who congratulated us. My friends were happy for me when I told them about it. It didn’t bother me really that they didn’t call, and it doesn’t bother me even now. We Arabs are weird! They’re the same friends who BOOed, and I’m the same person who cried!!! It was still Egypt, and it was still Lebanon. Isn’t it logical for the BOO to become a YAAY?

…to be continued!

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About nightS

My name is Layal(aka nightS). I am a Female, Lebanese, Web Developer, Editor at RTL This, MENA Author and Arabic Lingua Translator at Global Voices Online…interested in anything social/technical in the Middle East.
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4 Responses to On Being a Lebanese Female in Egypt- Part 2 (Liberation)

  1. Anonymous says:

    keep those posts coming..very nice
    yes indeed we are weird, and illogical and that is why we are in this state..
    the booo should have turned to a big YAAAY a YAAAAY that would resonnate all over, and make each one of us walk proud..but what can you do when even us lebanese did not manage to keep it going.
    HT

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  2. nightS says:

    yeah exactly…i don’t know why..it’s not hard to YAY or to keep it going i think…
    anyhow..thanks for your comment :)
    I’m curious though about the initials :D
    HT??! *thinks*

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  3. Tarek says:

    Bent ya Layal, check this link:

    GVO: Lebanon from Occupation to Liberation

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  4. Jennifer Summers says:

    That’s true we can not pleased everybody.. life must goes on.

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