Category Archives: My Life

When we talk about people who are alive and active, we tend to judge and criticize. It is very hard to write about someone whom we have lost, ever painful, and always too late…the paradox of life is when you … Continue reading →

Dear Diary, I write today about my December, I really don’t know what to write down for it has been one busy month indeed… First I went to elGouna for three day, well as usual as they say, then I … Continue reading →

My dear old diary, I don’t know what to write really, and most probably I will type this and then delete or draft it, but I do believe that writing is something I still enjoy after all these years. As … Continue reading →

Last Thursday I turned 31, many would think this is a pretty much belated blog entry indeed but what to say? I can give my own self some allowance from time to time… I had a very special birth-weekend indeed, for … Continue reading →

Dear Diary, Well, dry ink syndrome as my friend Tweety calls it or just plain being busy, I haven’t written anything here in quite some time, and what’s more disturbing is that I keep writing about my life and don’t … Continue reading →

Well, I’ve been away for some time, having the "Dry ink yndrome" not being able to write it seems, nothing much going on really apart from a very useful spine course I attended a part of arranged by the Cleveland Clinic at … Continue reading →

Dear diary, I am on board the elGouna transport bus headed for Cairo and due to arrive at 6 am God willing. It is a first for me but what can I say? Technology is no longer impressive, it is … Continue reading →

Well, I arrived here at elGounaon Sunday night, and I am packing my bags to head back to Cairo after a couple of hours from now, God willing; I am supposed to assist Dr.Mohamed elBeltagy in an aneurysmal surgery tomorrow at 9:am … Continue reading →

From elGouna I blog tonight after a long day I spent in surgery here operating with my dear professor Omar Sorour. I have been taking time lately to work on my Flickr group dedicated to the rediscovery of the Egyptian royal … Continue reading →