my name is jasmine am twenty one...I am a student at Al Quds university and I am a Palestinian native of Jerusalem.what about me hhmmmm...its hard to talk about ur self but i will try all my best to describe my personality,,,I`m a simple creature that u can deal with,,am taking every thing in easy way..I hate hard stuff, I like cats unfortunately i didn`t have one:( my mom hate all these animals. Am working as an actress in the national thearter called (Alhakwati thearter) its nice and cute job and in this work we are visiting many places in paletine and do our play shows in these places its realy another kind of life...i have a lot of fun :D in it...anyway, about my studying am studying in a Law School and i will become a lawyer in the future not a lair hehe as they told us in a law school.
am living the life where it takes me :) am looking forward to have an important position in the future...future future this word make me sleep and dreaming in the next day of my life and to hope that day bring me some good thing to but it into my memory.
14 comments:
welcome Jasmoon....finally!!!! :-D
thanx sooo much am making u feeling soo tired sorry dear :S
wow so so you have a blog,
I'm ready to help always Jasmine, dont histate to ask.
Jasmoon welcome to the weblog,,, am glad you figured it out :)) nice picture 2.
Hi Jasmine,
I am Amy Horowitz, the instructor of this course at Ohio State University. It is good to meet you. I look forward to getting to know you.
Amy
Marhaba Jasmoon, it is good to you on the weblogs! I look forward to talking with on Wednesday:) Take care.
Salaam
Ashanthi
Hi Jasmine,
It was so nice seeing you again at the last video conference! Thank you so much for your energy and insight.
At the last video conference, you mentioned you were an actress. Could you tell me more about this? I used to do a lot of theatre in high school. I am also reading a lot about Palestinian theatre for this class. I am interested in what kind of theatre you do and anything else you'd like to share with me. Thanks!!
hi jasmine! thanks for having me on your blog! see you at the next video conference!
Hi Jasmine,
Keefeek? Insh'Allah I hope all is well:) There has been much discussion about applying the term "apartheid" and "ethnic cleansing" to the situation that the Palestinians are facing. Some students don't think those terms are applicable. I was wondering what your thoughts were on this subject. If you do think the terms "apartheid" and "ethnic cleansing" are fitting for what is happening to the Palestinians, what are your reasons behind it? Also, I would like to know your reasons if you do not think the terms are fitting as well. Just to let you know, I DO think those terms apply to the current situation in The Occupied Territories, and in East Jerusalem; I would just like to know your opinion:) Take care and be safe.
Salaam,
Ashanthi
hey all thanks so much about the comments and am so glad to be in ur class,and thanks for being kind with me..it just we r trying our best in these conferences and we hope to share each other many things that happened in our life and our society...and keep going wish u all the best..
jasmoon,
hey Ashanthi:
keefeek? am very well sorry that am late in answering u but am having some problems in this blog any way..about what u asked me! i just want let u know that our student not"apartheid"or "ethnic cleansing" in our sitution it just that sometime cann't show u the real thing upon the camera or in the conferences,,every one of us are facing many things some of it we are hidding it and the other are so clear to see them!! and this term are fitting us dear but we need a support to make you get the real picture..and don't blame us if we couldn't explain some stuff to u and those terms are applicable..and don't be shy of asking any questions that appears on your mind..and am so gald to know u dear.
salaaam
jasmoon,
hii hanan:
how are you? i hope u feeling very well..and am so glad to be in this calss with you,and you are realy nice ppl :)..nice to meet you hanan
salam
Ehlan Wsahlan ya Jasmoon,
Shukran for your response! You and the other students from Al-Quds have spoken very well:) I know that by "speaking out," you and the other students are facing great pressures and dangers. I commend all of you for speaking so eloquently, but mostly for speaking honestly. We loved your comment at our last video conference, when an OSU student asked all of you if the Wall made Palestinians want to have peace, or angered them even more. We definitely "got the feeling," as you put it:)
I will end this note with a famous quote by Arthur Schopenhauer, and thank you again for voicing your thoughts ya Jasmoon; you are a very sweet person:)
"In a time of universal deceit - telling the truth is a revolutionary act."
Salaam,
Ashanthi
hey dear ashanthi desilva:
am so glad to hear this from you it make my feel much better about the last conference and we still having the fun in our daily life..and sometime i feel my self too weak in the language and now u telling me that we are talking in eloquence way thanx for the support dear :D am so happy now about what you have sad,and i hope we are giving the real picture of our life and the things we faced everyday and foreced to live with it..but we still have the samll bright we called it HOPE :)
bye bye ashanthi your so lovely dear..and so cute
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