أسراب الجراد الطائر لقحت النمل الزاحف و باضت اناثهم و باض ذكورهم على شرفات و مقاعد مجلسنا فانتشر القيح و القبح فى شوارعنا و حوارينا! الشعب يريد ابادة الحشرات!
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Thursday, March 1, 2012
ASK MARWA: Not All People Are Marriage Material - Marwa Rakha
ASK MARWA: Not All People Are Marriage Material - Marwa Rakha
I am a man in my late 20s. My life can be easily be defined as a series of bad relationships; I have this ability to always go for the worst possible option, lately though I’m in this stable relationship with a person who respects and loves me. However, and for some reason, I feel bored and miss the hunt. I want to go back to being hunted and the rush of that first kiss and those first days of every –eventually doomed – relationship. Perhaps I’m addicted to drama or maybe I miss the excitement either way I have this pressing urge inside to jump out of this relationship. Is there a way for me to stay with the person I’m with while maintaining the freshness and excitement of short-term relationships?
ASK MARWA: Career? Love? - Marwa Rakha
ASK MARWA: Career? Love? - Marwa Rakha
I am a 21 year- old ambitious girl, with dreams of becoming successful in my career. I am dating this amazing guy who is perfect for me, and I am aware that this is as good as it gets and that I will never find someone who will make me as happy as he does. But I am afraid I fear commitments. I don't know when it all started and how, but I guess it has something to do with people around me. I am surrounded with girls who were betrayed, hurt, divorced, no matter how long they stayed together or how deeply in love they were. They all say the same thing at the end – " He turned out to be someone else after marriage." I know I want to have kids someday and start a family with the person I love, but I am afraid that even if I am head over heels for him right now, it will all fade away later on. I don’t want to scare him away, so I try not to show it. But I am a very sensitive person and I am not so good at hiding how I feel. What do I do?
حمل كتاب محمد عادل عبد العزيز مجانا – دليل استخدام 2012 - Marwa Rakha
حمل كتاب محمد عادل عبد العزيز مجانا – دليل استخدام 2012 - Marwa Rakha
إن أول شئ يلزمك التغلب عليه في بداية هذا العام الجديد؛ هو ذلك الإعتقاد السخيف بأن هناك من سيدخل حياتك كي يحدث لك كل التغييرات اللازمه لتصبح حياتك مثالية ناجحة, ولكن الحقيقة أنك في حاجة لهدف يوجه حياتك ولكي تحقق هذا الهدف يجب أن تخلق الحياة التي تريدها لا أن تحيا علي أمل الحرية الأجوف, فأنت بحاجة لأن تتمرد دائماً علي الروتين والأوضاع القائمة ذات السلبيات, فحاول أن تكسر المألوف وفكر بشكل مختلف لتصل لأفضل ما تريد, فمن لا يستطيع تغيير أفكاره لن يتقدم خطوة واحدة للأمام, فالتقدم مستحيل بدون تغيير وأولئك الذين لا يستطيعون تغيير أفكارهم لا يستطيعون تغيير أي شئ.
Women’s Domination – Short Story Competition - Marwa Rakha
Women’s Domination – Short Story Competition - Marwa Rakha
The Forgotten Writers Foundation is offering the first global short story competition on this theme, “Women’s Domination” and bringing the hormones of challenge for active women, men, feminists and anti-feminists. The best philosophical and psychological stories will be published in one book, along with an analysis on how different cultures define and perceive the concept of women’s domination.
حمل رواية محمد التهامى مجانا – هيروبولس - Marwa Rakha
حمل رواية محمد التهامى مجانا – هيروبولس - Marwa Rakha
عبر مئة عام مرت علي مدينة هيروبولس ينقلنا محمد التهامي خلالها واصفا أفراحها وأتراحها ، شموخها و انكسارها يصفها عندما كانت مبانيها واطئة ورؤوس أهلها في السماء ، وعندما تسامق الحجر لتنحني هامات البشر . إنها المدينة الحلم ، وطن الغرباء والشهداء ،مئة عام وهي عصية علي الانحناء ، أحبها الكاتب فكان من القلائل الذين كتبوا عنها وذاب شوقا في غرامها .
Saturday, January 7, 2012
DEAR DR. SEARS! THANK YOU – WRITTEN BY THE MOTHER OF A HIGH NEED BABY - Marwa Rakha
DEAR DR. SEARS! THANK YOU – WRITTEN BY THE MOTHER OF A HIGH NEED BABY - Marwa Rakha
Adam was born on April 18, 2011 and our birth experience was traumatic for both of us! My first sentiment towards him was resentment; I kept asking him why he did not work with me to have the birth we both wanted! Eventually we went home and the first few days passed quietly and happily then bam! Suddenly Adam would have high-pitch crying fits that would last from a couple of hours to a whole day only to be interrupted by exhaustion sleep. No matter what I did, he screamed! I held him, he arched his back! I hugged him, he pulled away! I tired to massage him – and do all the nice bonding things that I read about – he tensed his muscles and screamed louder. One thing worked though; I would carry him and go up and down the stairs until I was panting – literally panting. I interpreted his behavior as a clear sign that he did not like me! I would just sit there and cry next to him not knowing what I was doing wrong.
Resurrection of Ancient Egypt – Short Story Competition - Marwa Rakha
Resurrection of Ancient Egypt – Short Story Competition - Marwa Rakha
The aim of this competition is to discover and measure how each one of us defines our Egypt through its ancient history, through writing fictional stories which occurred in such an era. Historical facts – if used – can be used only as a background for the main story. There are neither boundaries nor restrictions in the writing style or genre. The writer is given the right to do anything, for the blank piece of paper is your own realm, and one has no right in limiting ones creation.
Friday, January 6, 2012
YOUR CRIMES ARE DOCUMENTED ON OUR LAPTOPS #NOSCAF #Jan25 - Marwa Rakha
YOUR CRIMES ARE DOCUMENTED ON OUR LAPTOPS #NOSCAF #Jan25 - Marwa Rakha
Over the past 9 months the decisions and actions of SCAF have been a constant disappointment for Egyptians; almost every Friday, there was a demonstration of some sort fighting one form of injustice or the other. Egypt has not changed! It is even safe to say that things have deteriorated! Evacuating Tahrir square by force on several occasions in March, April, June, and Ramadan, random arrests, military trials for civilians (more than 12,000 Egyptian), virginity tests to humiliate Egyptian girls who were arrested from the square (denied at first then confirmed anonymously to CNN correspondent), draft laws prohibiting peaceful demonstrations, the appointment of a Minister of Information( one of the main demands of the revolution was freedom of press), members from SCAF putting a low ceiling for freedom of expression on talk shows (Dina AbdelRahman lost her successful morning TV show on Dream because she dared question an army official live on the phone), bloggers being arrested for criticizing SCAF (Maikel Nabil), activists detained (Alaa AbdelFattah), a long list of human rights violations, violence against protesters in front of the Israeli embassy, churches being burnt or demolished, hundreds of Christians killed in the Maspiro massacre in October, the officers who killed protesters in January 25 revolution were not prosecuted, and slow trials of former minister of interior, former president and his two sons, former corrupt ministers, and corrupt businessmen. Prices continued to skyrocket and most Egyptians struggled with their jobs and meeting their essential needs.
CONTINUE READING: http://marwarakha.com/?p=6291
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
