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Dear bloggers, Happy belated Thanksgiving to you and your loved ones! May your holidays be full of blessings and happiness! Pomegranates are one of my favorite autumn/winter fruits. I usually add some brown sugar and cinnamon and eat them. However, I wanted to try something different this time, an apple and pomegranate salad sounds delicious.… Continue reading Apple Pomegranate Salad
A beautiful imaginary picture Today, I enjoyed watching the movie "If" with my kids, and I must say, it truly captivated me. The ending was both surprising and profoundly beautiful, leaving me with a warm feeling that lingered long after the credits rolled. I never anticipated the conclusion to unfold like that, but in retrospect, it all makes perfect… Continue reading “If” My Imaginary Friend
And the winner is: Ta-da! Dodgers for the win! · Blue and proud! 🎉🎉🎉 That woman with the sign…I feel her joy! 🤩🎉
Last Friday, I took my daughter to Target to buy her some sweatshirts. I gave her a $20 Target gift card to spend on anything she wanted. I was clear at home. I told her, “We are going to Target. I will buy you some sweatshirts, and I have a $20 Target gift card for… Continue reading Girls Math
I find it fascinating how I believe I receive messages or signs from a higher power by observing others. While touring Algiers, Algeria, I took pictures of a muralist painting a wall that seemed to need repair. It was evident that the wall was deteriorating and would likely collapse one day. The artist painted the… Continue reading Murals and Conversations
During the Ottoman era, nobles used horses for transportation. To avoid dismounting to knock on doors, they placed the knock handles high. Additionally, there were large and small doors. I gazed at the door with great curiosity, pondering about its history and the lives of its past inhabitants. I walked and stopped at each door,… Continue reading In The Casbah of Algiers – Door-to-door
Carolina Mom 