Better late than never
Maybe I'm a little bit late for blogging but as they say better late than never, about me I'm a free Iraqi person who would like to express himself a little so wish me luck and pardon me for my English you will find too many mistakes (grammar and spelling) but I still hope that you will be able to get what I mean.
posted by sooni @ 12:16 PM
19 comments
19 Comments:
Go on sonni, and be optimistic. I know you maybe will decided most of the time in the future to leave blog and continue your life as a normal personne. But remember my word at that time WE are not a normal people.
Day after day you will find your blog reader increase, and your post getting longer.
So go on
and stay safe
Greetings -- saw your blog.
Hope you will add to it :)
Welcome to the blogosphere... and I like your comment about "a free Iraqi person". It hasn't been long since you could say that, and I wish your countrymen best of luck as you begin your efforts to build a modern, free, democratic state.
It will be nice to read another FREE IRAQI'S words and opinions.
Dawn
Welcome! You are now on my daily reading list. I hope you know how to erase the garbage that someone posted above. What is that "stuff" ?
Well said Sooni, but don't be surprised from Celin, she is just a singer who will anything to sell more, the fashion nowadays is to critisize Bush, so she had to ride the wave.
God bless Iraq and free Iraqis
Welcome to the club kid!
The main thing is you just say what you wanna say!
Don't let anyone take that from you! :)
So refreshing to hear the real story from real people like you. Keep blogging and let us sort out the grammer, etc.
I wish you and yours well, may your future be safe and your children many.
From an ol' man who knows that life is what you make of it.
May your blog be a light unto your readers, to shine truth into a world of lies.
Papa Ray
West Texas
USA
Welcome Sooni and best wishes!
I suggest (from what I have seen) that you restrict the comments, otherwise you'll be submerged by spam...I am new myself and I have been through the same...
Marlow
If you don't mind, how do you think about the security today in your area, compared to before Operation Lightning? What about electricity, gas, and water? Is the operation still going on?
By the way, how fortified (by walls) is Baghdad now. Anyone know?
...dear sooni,
Your English (grammar and spelling) is a lot better than my arabic/iraqi so good luck and write away. I will be reading what you have to say as long as it is what you see and feel, please don't go hollywood on use.
The security today compared to before Operation Lightning is just a fantastic. Another excellent example of how the US administration is able to do everything just right in Iraq. Every time! They must have a profond and passionate understanding and a real finger-spitz-gefuhl of the region and its people and culture.
Welcome to the blog world. You can turn on "word verification" and prevent comment spam.
Saturday in America
Dear Soonie,
Your President Talabani was on TV here yesterday with his strange accent but great charm and wonderful smile. It is easy to see why he has become popular with all Iraqis. Alawi had a measure of charm, too, but was a more hard-boiled type. This Talibani is a paterfamilias, and the more he gets on TV in this country, the more it will help Iraq. He gives one the feeling that democracy HAS ARRIVED IN IRAQ PERMANENTLY.
Welcome to the Blogging world. Don't worry about your English; we can figure it out and know that you mean well.
The more Iraqis who try, the better we understand each other.
We wish peace comes to Iraq and that the terrorists get what is coming to them.
Dear Sooni,
Welcome aboard! Do not worry about your grammar or spelling. Most people in America have the same problem. lol. Sometimes we click the publish button before we proofread! lol.
(lol=lots of laughs). Hey, I didn't know what a lot of these abbreviations meant until I asked, so I hope I am saving you the trouble. If you already knew, oh well! Maybe some one else may be helped.
Have a great day, and keep on writing!
Your English is fine...You do very well...Pat
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