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Noisy isn’t it?

Too many irrelevant conversations you think?

 Well, I hate to say it, but this is our life. Everywhere you go, you hear people talking loudly over their cell phones; flirting, arguing, taking appointments, showing off, or just gossiping. Surly, there is nothing wrong with that, but when all of the above happens OUT  LOUD for everybody to hear, things could become really annoying.  

At restaurants, for instance, we seem to hear the people who are sitting at the next table more than we hear the people who are sitting with us at the same table. In hospitals, people wander in the corridors carrying their cell phones and discussing family issues, business dealings, personal and intimate problems…you name it!

Yet the worse is yet to come! In conferences, business meetings, and lectures, some don’t feel a bit ashamed to disturb and distract others with their cell phones’ ringing tones and with their unnecessary conversations over their phones.  

What an awful display of civilization and technology!  

And again…they talk, argue, laugh out loud, shout, and/or swear. Do they care about the others who have come to the lecture to benefit and develop themselves? Do they even care or bother about others who want to listen? Do they care to be interactive or effective listeners in the conferences/meetings they attend? I don’t think so. It seems that attending seminars, workshops, and lectures are meant to be added to the CVs of those people, and that’s all. Everything else is not important. We talk more….hear a lot….and listen less!

Sometimes I think that we are living others’ lives more than we are living our own. We have become, whether we like it or not, involved in others’ lives by hearing their most intimate and personal conversations.

Obviously, we were thirsty for technology, and that’s why we welcomed it with open arms and hearts. Surly, we can’t live without technology, but have we ever thought of using technology “politely”? Have we ever thought of the etiquette of using mobile phones, iPhones, and Blackberries?

I just have to say it as bluntly as the “loud” cell phone users: it is rude to have a private conversation on your phone while you are among others (unless it is an emergency). It is even more impolite to let others hear your conversations. It is of ill manners to ignore your companions and text message others.

When you want to answer your mobile phone in a public place, always remember, people don’t want to hear you babbling!Yes! No matter how important your conversation is, it is considered babbling for others! 

When you have to answer your phone calls while you are with a group of colleagues, make sure you apologize for not being able to pay attention to them for the next few minutes. Make sure you say: “Excuse me; I have to take this call.” 

When you want to answer your mobile phone in a public place, always remember, people out there get annoyed being “forced” to hear your personal tête-à-tête!

Always remember, strangers are not really interested in knowing about your work, your love affairs, your ignorant driver who doesn’t come on time, or your girlfriend who missed the fancy bazaar at Hilton!

May we just agree on something, guys? Could we please use technology in a classy way? Could we stop being primitive in our use of technology?  Could we agree on having some cell phone etiquette, please?

Classy user or trashy user of technology? It’s your choice as long as it doesn’t bother others!

A Dash of Disney in Jeddah!

Posted: June 12, 2011 in The Truth about Saudi Girls
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A spark of Disney’s magic twinkled in a girls’ school in Jeddah on the night of May 24th in the year of revolutions!  It was a school performance of the Disney classic Beauty and the Beast, and this might seem just ordinary; some school girls acting on their school stage, but that’s not all! What happened was exceptional in every sense!

Against all odds, and at the time when Saudi women were (and still are) fighting for their right to drive, 13 to 18 year- old-girls of Jeddah Private School were practicing their right to breathe and enjoy a productive joyful life!

To begin with, the whole play was arranged by the Student Government of the school, and this preparation included modifying the text to suit the stage performance, choosing and training the cast, and fund-raising! Yes! It was a 100% students’ effort. It was their idea, their initiative, and their organization without any sort of help from any teacher.

Weeks before the performance, the directors and cast came up with the idea of funding the play. They needed props, costumes, microphones, background decorations for the setting, and a whole sound system, but it wasn’t easy to get the money. The team made a Feast Day at the school in which they created a buffet and invited other students in the school to bid for their tables! Students had to actually pay for the tables in order to reserve them and in order to be served (by the cast members themselves) their favorite dishes! What happened was and will always be really a source of pride! In one school day, the team collected 10000 SR! But that wasn’t enough! The next week, they held a bake sale to get more money, and they succeeded as well!  Those were practical and simple ideas, but their benefit was great!

 Those are definitely the businesswomen of the future!

Behind the scenes and during the well-organized and timed rehearsals, spirits were high, and love and cooperation prevailed. Directed by sophomore student, Jawaher Al-Saud and senior student, Jude Mulla, the rehearsals were full of delight, excitement, lots of harmless pranks, and loads of laughs. And despite their young age, the cast managed to commit and deliver on time!

Simplicity, organization, and refinement! Those were the words that came to my mind when the play began. Everything was perfectly structured, and everyone knew what they had to do. The whole atmosphere was just classy and so elegant!

Watching the opening scene of the village was overwhelming that I could sense and deeply feel the girls’ passion, enthusiasm, and team spirit! Nevertheless, the best was yet to come!

The performance of Sara Al-Mehdar, The Beast, was exceptional and so convincing! And as I told Sara that day, she was the “bestest” beast I’ve ever seen!

Lina Al-Sayed, Gaston, really shocked me! I could never imagine seeing the sweet and funny Lina act the role of the conceited, self-centered Gaston so perfectly! I didn’t even know her at first!

What gave me the chills were the enchanting voices of Noura Abdul Jawad, Belle, and Nadine Linjawi, Mrs. Pot. Those girls really created the Disney atmosphere with their captivating vocals!

Hanin Nasser as Cogsworth, Sara Abdul Jawad as Lumiere, Ghazal Trabzouni as Chip, and Arwa Al-Saati as Enchantress gave life and joy to the play and added amusement and amazement with their adorable  performance and bedazzling costumes.

Fifty one girls, including cast and backstage volunteers, were one team that night! Everyone did their job, and sure it was a hell of a job!

And….on a side-note…Some of those girls were my students when they were in grade three, and I am so proud to have taught them! <<<< Trying to attribute their success to me Nah! Just kidddin!

Saudi girls are coming, people! They have talent, passion, skills, determination, and above all, the will to live and be proactive and productive!

And as Belle sings it“New and a bit alarming…who had ever thought that this could be!!”

It’s truly new alright….but it happened!

Jeddah Private School girls brought beauty and happiness to all of us that night when we were least prepared and least optimistic! They made us see a beam of hope in the future of this country…and I am positive they will be able to make us see hidden beauty by their constant hard work and love of life!

 Thanks to the administration of the Jeddah Private Schools that made this event possible by facilitating whatever was needed to make those girls’ dream come true!

What If He Rejected You?

Posted: May 15, 2011 in Uncategorized
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You’ve been there! I know that, even if you are a beauty queen! You’ve been in a situation where you found the man of your dreams rejecting you with a brief and harsh explanation: “We’re not good for each other.” To him, it’s an ending of an old story. To you…it’s a beginning of endless tears and agony. What to do if he rejected you? Well…I won’t tell you “be tough and cope with it” and all that “talk-talk” that will make you even more miserable. No…I won’t tell you what to do. I will just tell you about the tricks that WON’T work.


Try to win him back? Don’t even think about it! If he left you, he most probably has done it because he is 1000% sure that he doesn’t want you. If you think there were other factors, which forced him to take that decision, it only shows you that he is not strong enough to stand for what he believes in. Cry and weep as much as you want, but don’t lose your mind after you’ve lost your dignity! If you try to win him back, you might ignite his wrath and resentment. You’ve already lost him, so it’s better to have him away as a friend, not as en enemy.

What then? Drag his sympathy? Pretend you are in trouble and need his advice? Nah! Very cheep! It’s actually the oldest trick in the book, and he would most probably know you are playing it. You’ve already lost your pride when he walked away, so don’t lose it twice because he might reject you again!

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