Whether they’re Jewish, Arabian, Druze or anyone else I left out, one thing about middle eastern women (or rather middle eastern people in general) is that they are passionate, no matter what they believe.
Here is a “secularist” (who use to be Muslim) giving her spin on liberty, Islam and the political way.
Hat Tip: IsraelReporter.com, via YouTube)
And don’t forget to watch her previous video.
Read MoreNow that I am done buying presents (as long as I do not see another gift idea for a family member) I can now “prepare” the gifts for those receiving it.
Now I don’t mean simply wrapping the gift with wrapping paper (or old newspapers which I think is cooler) but simply personalizing them for my parents and siblings.
Some of it involves writing inside the gift, while for the electronic ones it means adjusting the gift to fit their tastes.
Sorry if I am sounding vague here (and not telling what I bought) but I do not want to spoil the surprise as I can not tell who exactly reads this blog online, other than via an IP signal.
But in order to justify reading this post, here are a bunch of YouTuber’s celebrating the holidays by singing The Twelve Days of Christmas. Enjoy!
Anyone who watches YouTube will realize how negative a place like that can be. But fortunately, it doesn’t always have to be a place filled with sarcasm, debate and cussing.
Her name is Jacey. She is ten years old and suffers from leukemia. But her positive attitude has inspired a community to reach back with a million hugs.
Things like these make my eyes water (and my mouth smile). Jacey’s story (before this YouTube entry) seems to have inspired even the big guns at Microsoft to fund a trip for her to Disneyland.
In a world full of depression, items like these make my day (if not week).
Update: The best video response that I’ve ever seen. Aloha indeed!
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I sure hope not.
Makes you want to go out and cut up all of those credit cards.
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