Away from the hustle and bustle of the heavy traffic it rests, indifferent to all the fast going cars that pass by it hastily, and all the tall buildings that rise high around it, and those looking at it from their windows wondering how long has it been there and why it is still there.
This is a semi-deserted park I found with a friend. It was as though we've found a treasure. It looked like a secret garden being somehow hidden by all the trees and bushes, complete with a stone path and steps. There was no one there except for a boy around the age of 12, who was speaking into a cell phone. I don't think it's needless to point out the irony...
Monday, March 31, 2008
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On March, 31, 2008 11:33 PM , Ola
from Jordan
said:
from Jordan
said:well that might be the woman who sprinkles water around that one of my work colleagues keeps wondering about! Our office overlooks the house so we're kind of following their activities
said:On April, 01, 2008 6:10 PM , Jasim
from Jordan
said:
from Jordan
said:Aren't there people living in that house?! :D
You know that's one area I like in Shmeisani!
On April, 05, 2008 10:09 AM , ola
from Jordan
said:
from Jordan
said:Bte3rafi wain Seven Eleven? ta3aleeloh men wara w imsihii do'3ri fi hnak jame3 howweh janboh
On April, 14, 2008 6:12 AM , Iman
from United States
said:
from United States
said:nice pictures...relatively similar to Palestine ... but Palestine Landscape is a lot nicer 
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I lived in that area, the first couple of pcitures are of a the house of women who sell Bamia to the neighborhood , it's good bamia
that was as far as 2004, not sure about now