Issue 1
Issue 1 Issue 1
My mother stayed in our home on the Corniche And Reem: Watches Lena and Mona Mona: Feeds Tommy Yasmine: Prepares food * Lena: Throws out the trash Omar: Hangs laundry out to dry *cake or donuts every day, crepes or burgers or spaghetti with pine-nuts and yogurt once a week And learnt how to cook and other traditions from her mother-in-law, who stayed and helped her. And planted geraniums and hortensias on the balcony She decorated her home with glass fish * Meanwhile, my dad would be thinking My mom would be at the clinic at 7:30 every morning * Gemayel, Karami, Jumblatt, Berri * Now, at 7:30 a.m., she sits in her armchair and calls us, one after the other. * Geagea, Berri, Aoun, Jumblatt She ran the house like a tight ship whose engine was: us
Hello...Good morning! Did I wake you up?! First, she calls Tony, my brother-in-law Toot...tooot… Hello L..Mon...O...Yas...Reem! Yasmine! Yeah, hi mom. How are you? Are you still at home? Why don’t you just shut the school down? What’s the use? Toot….tooot… It’s alright, I’m up now. How are you? Toot...toot… Hello...Lena...How are you? Are you still asleep? Ooh, sorry sorry...we’ve missed you… Hi mom, what’s up? I saw you yesterday! Yeah..Hi...What are you doing? Toot...toot… I’m tired, wiped out and overworked...come over for a visit… Toot...toot… Mom...it’s still early Do I have to remind you every day that there’s an hour time difference? Hi Mona. How are you...what? Did you go to university today? (To be continued)
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My mother stayed in our home on the Corniche<br />
And Reem:<br />
Watches Lena and<br />
Mona<br />
Mona:<br />
Feeds Tommy<br />
Yasmine:<br />
Prepares food *<br />
Lena:<br />
Throws out<br />
the trash<br />
Omar:<br />
Hangs laundry<br />
out to dry<br />
*cake or donuts every day, crepes or burgers or spaghetti with pine-nuts and yogurt once a week<br />
And learnt how to cook and other traditions from her mother-in-law, who stayed and helped her.<br />
And planted geraniums and hortensias<br />
on the balcony<br />
She decorated her home with glass fish<br />
*<br />
Meanwhile, my dad would be thinking<br />
My mom would be at the clinic at 7:30 every morning<br />
* Gemayel, Karami, Jumblatt, Berri<br />
*<br />
Now, at 7:30 a.m., she sits in her armchair and calls us, one after the other.<br />
*<br />
Geagea, Berri, Aoun, Jumblatt<br />
She ran the house like a tight ship whose engine was: us