Fadi Zaghmout فادي زغموت

Have been running since I was bornHave been running even before thatin my mother’s womb Fast and slow, up and highNever stopped, never slept Except once The moment I met you They stoppedTime stoppedMy worldEverything A single moment represented the eternal time The moment when my sight fall on you My heart beats knewThey knew…

Yesterday, while driving my car with my friend, a cat passed across the street in front of me. My friend’s reaction was “Ewwww, what a disgusting cat!” I nodded my head in agreement. It seems that the poor cat had to go though a lot in her life. She looks so much dirty. Her hair…

I usually don’t read forward emails, but I don’t know why this one caught my attention. It has been widely spread, and another blogger has already pasted the whole list on his blog. I am not going to do so, but reminding that time, some other things popped into my memory: 1. We all wore…

There are things in life that we take for granted thinking that it has always been like this. I once came into a debate where a biology professor explained how marriage evolved from an evolution point of view. The read is very interesting. I guess you would like to check it up and decide for…

Isn’t that what they teach us in our childhood? If speech is silver, then silence is golden (Eza al kalam men fedda fal sokoot men dahab). Silence is one of the qualities that they try to inject in us in the Arab world. Silence is good, despite our differences, everyone seems to agree on that.…

I would like to write a bit about my impression of the most dedicated readers to my blog where I may not have met in person but through their ideas and writings on their blog have came up of an idea of what they are like. Kinzi: The first thing that comes into my mind…

writing about The Jordanian Dream the other day, and then watching the Super Star (Arabic Pop Idol) episode last sunday made me realize how much people do grab any single chance of hope to make a better life out of theirs. I have mixed feelings regarding the show. While I did enjoy my time laughing…

Last Thursday, I got back home around 12:30 PM at night. I wore my pajammas and went to bed. I grabbed “The Piligrimage” book of Paulo Coelho next to my bed and opened it to the page where stopped last time. I was so tired after a long day. I could barely comprehend the wisdom…

I loved this debate between Saadna and Devil’s mind about Corporate discrimination as responce to my polls results of the Tazaj employment advertisment in the news paper where they requested explicitly veiled women to work for them. Both Saadna and Devil’s mind made excellent argument. Devil’s mind argues that discrimination is a basic human right.…