Ahoy There! I'm Haneen Ibrahim, a mad Linguist, who teaches children, cheers for FC Barcelona and reads a bit too much, and lately a BTS ARMY. I also mix all that in the goblet whenever I return from a voyage in a parallel universe by the TARDIS and come up with some crazy fiction, this I guess makes me a writer in the real world.
Showing posts with label Jo Rowling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jo Rowling. Show all posts
Sunday, April 10, 2016
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
A Shooting star
| Zippy! |
Well let's face it every time Barca meets Osasuna it's normally
the big win, so I’m not here to brag about the 7-0 that took place on Sunday night, yes yes
I won't deny my joy when the team scores like crazy, it’s rather refreshing
before difficult coming matches, they have Real Madrid on their schedule for
next Sunday, a la lega game, expected –as usual to be a true pain, but I also
can't deny my feelings of restlessness & guilt when other teams are crushed
and burned like that, it hurts, if a little.
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Your Captain: The Mentally Ill
State of day. I want to thank Nathan Bransford for coming across subjects like writers and depression and that he shared the info that The
Rejectionist is making an anticipated serial about writers and mental illness that I enjoyed thus far, I also want t thank Michelle D. Argyle for her open attitude towards her mental problems on
her blog, and a big thank you for Natalie Whipple because it was her honesty about her struggles with anxiety that helped me recognize my own troubles back in 2012. :)
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Friday, July 19, 2013
STUFF
Just passing by to tell you what’s going on in my life right now;
I finally started “The Fellowship of The Ring”, I just finished chapter 3 yesterday and I can’t believe that until now Frodo is still trying
to get out of the Shire! who knew it was that big? And once again I came to the
same conclusion, the Shire is a tiring place to live in. Those Hobbits are really
nosy.
But the book is very different than “The Hobbit” it
took me pages to get a fine laugh, while The Hobbit was very amusing and funny
from the beginning. Of course I knew that this one will be more serious but not
that serious, and sad. The book is filling me with a dark feeling that
is quite uncomfortable and I’m already crying and we haven’t gotten to the strong
places yet. The sweet sorrow is at work from the beginning this time not the
end.Oh My!
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