Happy Clean Eid

Like the foam phenomenon on national and liberation days, I noticed another trend amongst some Kuwaitis during the night before Eid: car washing. (This is not to be confused with car cleaning).

On my way back home, all I could see were puddles of water spewing from every other house while drivers and/or housemaids frantically sprayed and wiped car surfaces.

This got me thinking, “If everyone takes a shower, wears new clothes, gets in their washed car, on the same day street-cleaners are particularly roaming around, wouldn’t it technically make it Eid Al-Na’6afa (The Eid of Cleanliness)?”

Anyway, as with every year, I’m not going to go around all +100 blogs so I’ll say it here:

“3eedkom Imbarak!” :)

“The Egg Of Our Love?”

I remembered Cixousy as soon as I saw this :P

“Bai’6at 7obbina?” -3baid

“3baid, how come…”

…you don’t comment on my blog?
Chances are, I’ve read your post but:

1. Didn’t have anything to add to the topic.
2. Didn’t have the time to type a proper response.
3. Noticed someone else has already made my point.

…you don’t comment on my blog?
Chances are, I’ve read your post but:

1. Didn’t have anything to add to the topic.
2. Didn’t have the time to type a proper response.
3. Noticed someone else has already made my point.

…you don’t reply to my comment?
Probably for the same reasons above, but I assure you, I read ‘em all.

…I’m not on your blogroll?
My blogroll is constantly changing and I use it to manually visit blogs if I feel that my feeds have been slowing down. It is also a way for me to promote newer blogs (even though they may not be interesting at first). Finally, I don’t want my blogroll to be very long because that would defy its purpose. I personally prefer to link to active bloggers though.