Presents

By -














































































I used to love to receive presents. I used to love to open beautiful boxes and see what is it inside.... But last year I didn't even dare to dream about it....who will give me a gift ....? A beautiful gift into a small and precious box? hm....I love the small beautifull boxes :) This because the small box is the best! hihihi


Lately I received many gift boxes...very nice packaged. It is unbelievable! And because for me it is incredibly and I didn't imagine this either in my dreams...I want to put here all the beautiful boxes (some offered, some received:P).

The most beautiful is that little bear. I love to kiss and hug him:) He is in a very safe place now, near to the person I love.

I am waiting for another favorite present who is comming from very far away into a smal box as well. I can't wait to receive it!
I am so so happy and I can't believe this is happening to me!
Thank you God!
And "thank you to you"
:)

I wish I have a life full of wonderfull presents!

kiss and hugs:)












Comments

  1. Ahmad As.January 4, 2011 at 1:33 AM

    This comment has been removed by the author.

    ReplyDelete
  2. victoria baltagJanuary 5, 2011 at 1:52 AM

    Hahahha, you are so nice to tell me what my beloved bear arked you! I apreciate so much indeed:P

    So, please let him know i will come to see, kiss and hug him as soon as possible:P

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Hakkari, Turkey

By -
Image
      If I would not get the opportunity to see Hakkari through an Youth in Action project, I probably would have never visit ed this blessed town, settled in the middle of the mountains. Hakkari is a place situated in the South East corner of Turkey, close to the border with Iraq and Iran.   It is composed of a Kurdish and Assyrian population and has approximately 57,844 people.     The history of this place takes your breath away. It was a refuge for the persecuted Christian Assyrians who ran away   in   the mountains to protect themselves against the Timurlane occupation (Turko-Mongolian   emir) in the 14 th century. Then in the 19 th century, they   were conquered by the Kurdish people and were turned into slaves or executed. There were also many conflicts between the Kurdish population an d the O t toman (later, Turkish) control. Hakkari was considered and it is still seen as an unsafe place to live.   Still, there is no r
Read more

Bitola. It's all about history here

By -
Image
Thanks to Youth in Action programme again, I came across an old, historical, Macedonian city called Bitola. Situated in the S-W part of Macedonia, Bitola settles at the foot of Baba Mountain and it is crossed by the Dragon River.   The place represents an important junction between the Adriatic Sea, the Aegean Sea and Central Europe. You would never guess, but this city has an impressive history.     It was founded as Heraclea Lyncestis (City of Hercules upon the Land of the Lynx) in the middle of the 4th century BC by Philip II of Macedon and it was an important settlement from the Hellenistic period until the early Middle Ages. Then, the Romans conquered this part of Macedon in 148 BC and destroyed the political power of the city. Still, the city remained prosperous because of the Via Egnatia Roman road which passed by the city. In the early Byzantine period (4th to 6th centuries AD) Heraclea was an important episcopal centre and bishops like Bishop Eva
Read more

The MARRIAGE in Saudi Arabia

By -
Image
Strange or not, the marriage in Saudi Arabia is a beautiful story. I know that “someone” in there regrets that it told me this, but now I know it and   I will tell it to everyone, hehehehe J Definitely, when it is about marriage, the men needs to decide he wants to marry. And from that time he starts to look forward to pick up a girl. Well, most of the women in Saudi keep their face hidden from age of 12-14 th ..and for the poor Saudi young men will be so difficult to choose someone. The easier way is to go for a girl from the family (a cousin for example). Yes, it is true, you can marry with your cousin!:)   Eh, when you have decided that she is the one, you need to go and “negociate” with the girl’s family. And you need to pay at least 40 000 Riyals (this is the limit, but some people paid more than 100 000 Riyals) for the bride’s family. With this money, the family will take care of the wedding and other stuffs. After this, the future groom will offer to the future br
Read more