Here's something I wrote for the new Iranian.com, which will be unveiled this weekend. It's entitled: How I Became A Blogger.
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I am a citizen of this planet, who believes there is a purpose and mission to our existence. I pursue that mission and try to enjoy every lesson, every day, and every last drop of the pain and joy we drink when we live. I live a mostly regret-free life, with each failure quickly becoming a valuable experience and something to laugh about, and every success something about which to be thankful and celebrative. I do all of this in and around my beloved Berkeley, California.
Here's something I wrote for the new Iranian.com, which will be unveiled this weekend. It's entitled: How I Became A Blogger.
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salam khanoome nazi aziz
axhaye post akhir shoma hadeaghal baraye man baz nashod ...
Salam Bar Universal Dimension (a.k.a. Dialogos, a.k.a. Exclamation!):
Thank you so much for coming. I'm sorry about the pictures. I think it has to do with your internet speed, unfortunately. Some people can't get into the comments screen, and I'm told it's because of internet speed. You haven't missed that much my friend! The picture of this post is just a logo of the new Iranian.com. Yesterday's post had a picture of two police officers talking to the two local heroes!
I hope you have a brilliant week Universal Dimension Jan! Come again.
P.S. a.k.a.=also known as
matlabetoon ro khoondam ...
jaleb bood ...
harchand ba badbakhty Irainian.com ro baz kardam akhe inja in site filtere (magar az uni bazesh koni)
Universal Dimension Jan:
Thanks for making the effort my friend. Yes, I know Iranian.com is not easy to open. You clever guys will figure out the way, though!
dear nazy khoshzogh !
:D
LOL (for universal dimension !)
may be but I think you link the pictures from the sites that are blocked here !!!
thanks for inform me about the pix
I hope for you the brilliant weekend ...
Such a wonderful piece, and a good topic “How I Became A Blogger”. I really enjoyed reading it. I didn't even realize that I was reading it out load to myself until I noticed people staring at me :)
I have to confess that I'm addicted to your blog now. I have to visit it every day. And now I am also visiting Iranian.com. just wanted to say thanks. keep writing,,,,
Universal Dimension Jan:
I see that the problem with photos might have been resolved. Thanks so much for coming and for leaving comments. I am delightd.
Beautiful Daisy:
Haha, and I'm addicted to your blog, but you write infrequently! I am adding your link to my humble blog today. Have you seen Mina' blog, Iran Writes (http://iranwrites.blogspot.com/)?
She is an Iranian scholar, author, and artist, who blogs in English and tackles issues very deeply and substantively. She writes infrequently, but in depth. I really respect that quality in her blog. I am always struggling to shorten my material so as not to bore my audience, and then I feel inadequate in conveying my meaning at any depthy. I need to learn how to do both!
Be good Daisy Jan. Come back soon. If you have a poem you like, please do leave it on my Sohrab post. I would love to know what kind of poetry you like. Have a good weekend.
Salam Nazy jon,
I'm very flattered to have a “Daisy” link in your blog :):) I wanted to add your link in my blog- but embarrass to say- I have to figure out how to do it. Thank you for Iran writes link. I've started reading it but as you mentioned they are long and in depth. I'm a little busy these days so I need more time to sit and go through everything. My school starts next week and I have a lot to do to get ready. In the meanwhile, I keep reading your blog since I can do that during my breaks time.
I'll come back with more comments on Sohrab post. Take care,,,
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