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Friday, February 18, 2011

Such a long and exciting day! ♥

Really, it was, actually the best day ever!
I woke up at 7, and I started changing my clothes, I wore a black pair of pants and a pink tonic (I do hate pink, but unfortunately, most of my clothes are pink) and a pink -two pieces- hijab. And I went downstairs to have breakfast and make my food for the day, I found mom, had already made my hamburger sandwiches, so I ate breakfast and was about to leave, I put my things in the backpack and left. On  our way down, in the middle of the stairs, mom stopped me and told me that she isn't pleased of me wearing pants, since I already reached puberty, I shouldn't really wear pants anymore, so I went back upstairs and I changed to a jeans skirt and a white checked purple blouse, which I got lots of comments on, with purple scarf, and I headed down fast.
Hey! this isn't the game I rode three times,
I was scared to ride this one :)
We went to a place where all the other girls met, and they rode the car with us, and we went along the way! To an amusement park, called dream park :)
It was a long way, and all the way, we kept deciding what game we will ride first and what next and stuff.
When we arrived, we rode the waterfalls game, I didn't get really wet, but it took long to dry, though it was a hot day.
I am not so brave and I am not a scaredy cat either, I don't ride very hard games 'cause I get dizzy so fast.
Anyway, so this day was awesome, 'cause at least it was a fun day after this bad vacation and 'cause it was the most day I rode games in my life. Every time I went either I didn't have time, either it was so crowded, so I never had a chance to play many games.
But today, I rode a lot! and SURPRISE! I didn't have a headache!
Actually that's a miracle! 'cause this day, I rode some games!
There was a game, I really liked, I rode it once, and I LOVED IT, so I rode it a second time, but that time, the guy made it so slow, so I rode it another time and my friends told the guy to make it extremely fast............
I tell you, he made it so fast that I felt like puking on my friend, sorry for being gross, but it was like that, when the cart was twisting, it was so fast, so I felt like someone was grabbing my heart from the back, it was so fast. I thought that I wouldn't be able to continue my day, and it will be the first day in my life and I will faint for the first time and that I will be dizzy.
And I was the most surprised girl in the world at that time, I went out of the game, I kept rolling and stuff, I couldn't stand steadily, but I DIDN'T GET DIZZY!  el7amdulillah :D

Anyway, alhamdulillah it was a nice day. and since we came somehow late, I didn't really have time to post this that day, so I'm late a day, I'm writing the day after I mean.
Today, I went to tahrir square again, not for protesting, but because Sh. Youssef Elqaradawi gave the jummaa speech there,  and there was like some celebration because the president stepped down and stuff. It was sooo crowded, the most day! (for the second time, I said that :))
hehe. :D

so, for now, I gotta go,
Salamss,
RAhma FAteen

Saturday, February 12, 2011

11-2-2011

I dunno what to call this post, cuz in this situation I am out of titles, really.
I am just so happy that I can't describe my feelings in words. So I don't have anything else to say but that I am v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v ............................ proud of these Egyptians. We did it all alone, without help of America nor Israel, no one. of course after help from Allah (swt) actually it was all in His hand, but Egyptians had a strong determination, which made him go away. of course.


I just should say that the best thing he did in all his ruling time is that he stepped down, but if he had done that a little bit earlier, it would have been greater. I am ready to see my self telling my children about this experience, since I went three days. I can say it detailed that time with my feelings and all my thoughts


You know what, it was a really great day 11-2-2011. Like every Friday, we went to our grandparents, but this time we went a little bit earlier, before aljummaa prayer, and we went to pray in a mosque. Then we went to Cairo University, cuz dad works a professor there, and they had a march from there till tahrir square! so much walking, anyway, so we went and actually I didn't feel tired cuz I was so proud that I didn't even have time to feel tired! The best feeling ever! we did walk a bunch of kilometers but it didn't really matter with me, at least I lost some weight!
So we were so much in that march, we were like almost 5000 or even more! when we went there, I tell you, it was the most day ever (in the number of people) since the beginning of this revolution, there was so much of people inside and outside wanting to enter! they didn't even have time to inspect us all, it was nearly impossible! we were more than 7 million people!
It was nearly like hajj! so crowded that everyone has to hold the tail of the one in front so we wont be lost or separated! we looked funny and we couldn't hold it anymore, my back was broken and my legs were just so tired, so dad decided to go back to granny's home to eat and stuff, so we did.
I don't really want to put his picture in my blog! but
it is a good picture to describe this!
After we ate and rested, we heard in the Jazeera channel that the Egyptian rulers will speak soon, we thought that it will be like always, somehow at 11 or 12 at night! and we totally didn't imagine they would say anything related to stepping down, since the day before, he spoke also and he just said some promises and kept talking about himself and saying things that obviously didn't please any Egyptian at all! Once it started, dad called everyone at home and they all gathered around the small television in the small room, to hear, and hopefully, HE SAID IT! MUBARAK STEPPED DOWN! no one actually recognized it at the beginning and no one believed it, and all at once, cheered 'Allahu Akbar!' 'alhamdulillah' ! it was a historical moment, I even wished we didn't leave and we were still there so we could celebrate! After that, everyone at the house was holding cellphones and congratulating friends, and checking facebook and stuff. It was just the best ever!
In the way home, everyone was peeping and waving the flag out of the cars, even dad did! he was peeping all the way home! Everyone was celebrating, we even bought a tart in our way home to celebrate! It was just the best day ever!
I gotta let everyone be sure that this will be saved in the history, the great history of Egypt.
And once again, i'll say, I am proud to be Egyptian! ♥♥
Rahma Fateen

Friday, February 4, 2011

I'm Egyptian and proud! :)

It's a really nice feeling, when you feel that your country is a very important thing to you.
 Imagine that you have an earthquake in your country, and your house is falling down. What would you automatically save? something very precious to your heart you can't live without. some would say their laptop, some their iPhone and other things. They don't recognize that these things might be ruined one day. And they can't stop it  from being ruined. But when it comes to your country, you can defend it and you can stop anyone from taking it  from you and ruining it.
Exactly the same, I felt like as if someone is taking my mom away and I am holding back! I was never proud of being and Egyptian before. When someone used to ask me about my nationality I used to say 'well, umm. I was born in America, but unfortunately I'm an Egyptian' some people used to look at me like 'what the heck? aren't you proud?!' sometimes I used the fact that I was born in America for arrogance, and lots of people were jealous from me cuz of that! that made me never want to change.
Egypt is passing by golden days and what Egyptians are doing now will be written by history.

When I used to hear that some people in Egypt get drunk and that some also kidnap babies to trade them with money from their families and all these bad things. I used to say the Egypt has the worst people in the world! I never knew that most countries has the same kind of people and some have worse!
Now, when I watch different news channels, I find out that Egypt has the best people!
10 days demonstrating just for gaining rights. Isn't that great?! And they are all optimistic! they sing Egypt's national song together, and they act a play as if they are hanging the president and his party! They all have the spirit.
They made me feel as if I want to be with them. I want to be one of these people right now. I am totally ready to give any thing for the sake of my beloved country. When I used to tell my friends that I want to go and stuff, they all used to tell me, 'no, it's dangerous, you might be killed or wounded, can't you see whats happening over there?' I'll have to tell them all, that I don't care, I can give anything for the sake of freedom in my country.
Every single person in Egypt is proud of these people, even people outside Egypt. Lots of Egyptians in US, Britain and lots other places protest in their country for the same reason. People around the world fast solidarity with us.
So once again I'll say. I ♥ Egypt and I love the ground I step on, more than anything else.
Yours,
Rahma Fateen - The Egyptian :)
P.S Mubarak, you have to step down :P

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

After a long separation

oh yeah, I miss you blog. I am really sorry. it's totally not my fault. cuz you know, after what happened in Tunisia, our Egyptian men, decided that on 25th of January, they will do the same, they will make demonstration. and the internet was a very active way in making people go down and join in these demonstrations.
so, the very kind government decided to cut the internet access and that made me freaking mad!
Anyway, as you see, these demonstrations are working so well, but still, I WANT HOSNY MUBARAK TO STEP DOWN! and by the way, even Obama told him to, but I dunno, he's a weird guy. I have to admit
The most scary thing is that 17,000 people in prison ran away! can you believe it?I was so scared and what made me more scared is that dad traveled on Sunday. That was totally scary. actually I was scared to death. but what made me less scared. that thank God, Egyptian men went in the streets at night to take care. they even used to work instead of policemen and they used to clean the streets. great job, ha?
You know, yesterday when they said they wanted million or more people in these demonstrations. I was like 'mama, I wanna go!' I really wanted to, I didn't want this thing to pass without participating in it. but unfortunately, I couldn't :( but isA tomorrow we will. we still don't know
Anyway, I think i'm not going to speak about these things only in my whole post. so I got to say that i'm so glad the internet is back. I missed it X a million.
You know what?, I think the vacation wont be the worst after all!
Nobody knows. I'm just hoping :)
I really want to make my post long like my fellows, but I just don't know what to say.
Never mind, I've already squeezed my  mind enough to think of what to say.
So, bye bye :)
Really, when I have something to say, I'll come right away and post it.
Thanks to all who read my blog,
Rahma Fateen
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