
Yeah, call me……….call me Tarboush.
What happens when local bloggers take to the streets of Achrafieh armed only with throw away cameras? See the results here-
Mosaic Photoblogger Challenge 2010
You can vote for your favorites!
Now that the challenge has ended, the photo competition begins. You can use a real camera and technology too. Details and fine print.
See all photos on BDBS facebook fanpage.
Once again, we are left to guess….is this an advertising campaign? Is this a love story? What is the story?
A) Joseph and Michelle met and married. This is his way of re-affirming his love for his wife.
B) Joseph got a little distracted and Michelle found out and Joseph hopes this billboard will help.
C) Michelle is in love with someone else while Joseph is hopelessly in love with Michelle and her family has threatened to kill him if he comes near her. She won’t take his calls so this billboard is his last hope.
D) Joseph is married to the daughter of the owner of the company that he works for and hopes to run one day since there are no boys in her family while Michelle is married to a man who is very influential. Michelle and Joseph have been having a passionate affair but both realize that their future together is impossible. Their names are not really Michelle and Joseph. Oh yeah and “Michelle’s” husband is her lover’s brother and “Joseph” is married to “Michelle’s” uncle’s daughter. The names were changed to protect the guilty.
One day when Lebanon joins the industrialized world, we’ll remember these days and share our stories with our grandchildren about how we used to hesitate to get into elevators, or juggle appliances so as not to overload the generator, we’ll laugh about losing power at the worst/funniest times and of course we’ll wear these dark ages as a badge of our ability to survive the “tough” times. Maybe by then we’ll have decent internet too. Until then, keep your light bulbs, I prefer the soft light of candles.