Riyadh at night |
Good-bye Riyadh….., and Good-bye your wonderful view at night from tall towers. Good-bye my crowded house with all nephews and nieces. Good-bye for their honest and lovely laughter. Good-bye the “Arabic” cocktail hour with my parents. Good-bye my mom’s cocking and my favorite restaurant’s Shawerma . Good-bye the Arabic incense every Friday. Good-bye “Athan” that calls people to pray every day. Good-bye soft golden sands that cover you, Riyadh.
The dust storm. I HATE IT. |
Good-bye Riyadh… and Good-bye your dust storms that keep me home. Good-bye your noisy streets all the time. Good-bye cigarette smell in coffee shops and indoor places. Good-bye hot asphalts that burn tree leaves. Good-bye restaurants’ greasy food late at night. Good-bye… little things.
What a beautiful city you have! So many things to love! I am curious about "Arabic cocktail" hour...what is that? And then how long does the dust stay in your city after one of those huge dust storms?
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