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Category Archives: Cairo
EGYPT’S FASHION – PHOTO OF THE WEEK
IS THIS MAN BUYING OR SELLING? WHATEVER IT IS – HIS FRIEND DOES NOT THINK THE BLUE “JELLABIYA” SUITS HIM VERY WELL!! More from Egypt soon Brigitte
EGYPT’S TOURISTS – PHOTO OF THE WEEK
EVEN IF FOREIGN TOURISTS HAVE ABANDONED EGYPT AT THIS TIME……. THERE ARE EGYPTIAN TOURISTS, LIKE THIS COUPLE, VISITING THE PYRAMIDS. More from Egypt soon Brigitte
Posted in Cairo, Egypt, Pyramids, Tourism
Tagged Ancient Egypt, Family, Giza, Tourism
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THE RED SEA – FISH ANYONE?
When in the news this morning they announced that American War ships are moving into the Red Seas, my heart skipped a beat – war ships? During my visit to Egypt last year my trip to the Red Sea was the highlight of my … Continue reading
Posted in Cairo, HABIBTI YA MASR, Politics, Restaurants. Dining
Tagged Cooking, Fish, food, Israelites, Red Sea, War ships, water
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EGYPT’S SUNNIER SIDE
After seeing disturbing images from Egypt for the last few weeks, I think our nerves need a band-aid – and with the following photos I want to show another side of Egypt – peaceful and beautiful – which no regime – whoever they might … Continue reading
Posted in Boats, Cairo, HABIBTI YA MASR, Luxor, Luxor. Valley of the Kings
Tagged Amun RA, Cairo, Feluccas, nature, Peace, Sugar Cane, Sun God, Turmoil
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EGYPT’S TEARS AND SUFFERING
What a sad day for Egypt and for everyone who loves this country. What happened? How is it possible that one of the world’s greatest and oldest civilization is facing such pain? Such confusion, and hate. Did it happen in the … Continue reading
Posted in Cairo, Egypt, Foreign Policy, Government, HABIBTI YA MASR, Islam, Muslims, Religion
Tagged Death and Hopelessness, Guns, Muslim Brotherhood, Pain, religion, Teargas, Tears
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EGYPT’S TEENAGERS – PHOTO OF THE WEEK
All over the world young girls have something in common ……. They are – Giddy – Joyful – Playful – Curious – Young- and Pretty and teenagers in Egypt are no exception. More from Egypt soon Brigitte
Posted in Cairo, Children, Egypt
Tagged Egyptian women, Egyptian Youth, Fun, Girls, Teenagers, Youth
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EGYPT HAS CLEARED ANOTHER HURDLE!
With Mohammed Mursi no longer head of state – with interim President Adly Mansour sworn in – with promises of a new constitution – with promises of new elections soon – may these fireworks of July 3rd, 2013 be an omen for a HAPPIER … Continue reading
Posted in Cairo, Egypt, Government, Islam, Politics
Tagged Cairo, Egypt, Elections, Fireworks, happiness, Hope, New President
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EGYPT’S UNBEATABLE SPIRIT
Since the Revolution a new party called Hizb El-Kanab – meaning Couch Potato Party – has developed. They are people who watched the events during the last two years while sitting on their sofas at home. But this time they did not … Continue reading
Posted in Cairo, Egypt, Government, Islam, Politics, Religion
Tagged Couch Potatoes, Demonstrations, Freedom, Spirit, women
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WE STILL LOVE EGYPT BUT EGYPT DOESN’T LOVE ITSELF ANYMORE!
Writing my Blog about the happier days of Egypt I must be giving the impression that I am ignoring what is happening in Egypt today. I am not – I am deeply touched and worried by the stories and the images we see … Continue reading
Posted in Cairo, Egypt, Islam, Religion, Travel
Tagged Despair, Electricity, Government, hopes, Muslim Brotherhood, Unemployment
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EGYPT’S ROYAL PALACE OR DISNEYLAND?
Winding our way through Cairo’s traffic, we were finally on the road to Alexandria. After two hours we reached the outskirts of town, closer to the famous Corniche, a water front promenade that runs for 10 miles along the Mediterranean. When … Continue reading
Posted in Alexandria, Art, Cairo, Egypt, Islam, Tourism, Travel
Tagged Al Haramlik Palace, Cairo, Corniche, Fables, Hotels, Ocean, President Obama, Thousand and One Night, Traffic, Travel Agents
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Egypt My Love 