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Shake, Rattle & Roll Fun Ride
Riders feel like they are flying as they whirl, twirl and spin on this twisting, rotating fun ride. It was fun all right, but it's not my favorite. It was my first and last, hahaha. Anyways just look at these split-second shots and enjoy the ride.
This was such a terrible ride. I had mixed emotion with it.
Last night V called me via Skype to show me that Paris is still snowing… Here are some snap shots that I took using my window’s “snipping tools” while he was showing me the heavy snow along the road in Paris…
And here are the photo shots V took by his iPhone that he later sent me in my mail:
Revisited
Come along on an enchanting journey of beautiful Italy
where nature and people harmonize in a magical way… enhanced with a magical tune of “El Mundo”
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and let’s start our tour!
But for today’s Cafe Siesta, grab a mug of coffee with you 
mmwahhh!
Here is the video about my holiday with my kids that I promised I’d share with you guys!(Not all activities were able to include in this video though… so stay tune for the part 2… )
Have fun and enjoy watching! Merci!
And
The Drop-Dead Gorgeous Cat In Philippines … and soon to be My June Muse.
I love you guys!
mmmwahhh!
Thank you!
According to Wikipedia:
Parapets screened the Pont des Arts is now support for multiple padlocks hung by couples: these are locks of love . These locks typically include entries in the marker (even inscriptions) mentioning the names or initials of two lovers, the date on which the lock was hooked, and possibly a short message.
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One of my colleagues who happens to be my best friend here is a Syrian. I went to visit his Dental Office to give him some sweet and he broke me the news that his University was bombed by their Government Military and around 100 students died. Click here.
I asked about how his parents are coping with their day to day living, because the last time I talked to his mom was like 3 years ago and Syria was still peaceful back then.
He said that they already lost their family house and everything in there were all stolen and now his parents moved to his house. His parents and siblings are all there. He tried to get them and bring them here but unfortunately the Government here had stopped issuing visa for the Syrian people. He said they do not have electricity, plus it’s winter too, so his father now of 85 years old is sick. I asked him if there is a way for them to come out from Syria and go to nearby countries. He said there is no more airport in Syria and if they will go to Turkey, the refugee camp there is not so accommodating and people are mistreated. So his parents decided to just stay in his house to live and if they die or got bombed or killed then they die. They just leave it to God’s mercy.
I just found myself in tears. How there are people who wish to harm other people only to gain power.
My heart goes to Syrian people and I hope and pray that they will soon be free.
I visited Syria last 2005, and it was really a beautiful country. Photos below were taken in Aleppo Citadel. October, 2005.
And today their own people destroyed their own country. It’s really sad 
Is there anything we can do about it? Well personally I do not really know how but the only thing I know for sure that I could do is to offer my prayers for them.
I would like to end this post with this country song by Ricky Skaggs. Enjoy!
As we all know Toothsome, she always like us to end our days with a smile
I had a wonderful holiday with my kids… and a video will be post soon
Then I flew to Paris to spend New Year with my French Family. Papan and Maman picked me up in the Aiport.
On our way to home…
Oui! With Everybody and Happy!
5 days in Paris was wonderful and a bit cold too…
and now I’m back in blogging and it’s all good! Whoopi!
Stay tune with our regulars soon!
Manic Monday and many more…
I love you guys! mmwahhh!
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog.
Here’s an excerpt:
19,000 people fit into the new Barclays Center to see Jay-Z perform. This blog was viewed about 130,000 times in 2012. If it were a concert at the Barclays Center, it would take about 7 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.
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Come along on this fascinating world tour
with beautiful sights and sounds to enjoy.
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and enjoy your travel!
I love you guys! mmmwahhh!
... and you can see this beaded curtain at The Hotel Bloom, Bruxelles Belgium
by:
for this week Art Game image.
I invite everyone to pay him a visit and check his world
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Photo credits: Erica Hewins
