Saturday, September 24, 2016

The Day I got to Practice my True Passion, International Relations

I woke up very early in the morning about 6 a.m. and headed to downtown Oklahoma City to prepare for the Turkish Festival. I am a Board Member of the Raindrop Turkish House Cultural Center so I got to be there to help set up and make sure everything is OK. The whole morning I was working with mainly Turkish friends and then joined by Americans and other nationalities. 

At noon, I had to go to work at Oklahoma City University ESL ILETS testing. There I met students from different parts of the world including not limited to Africa, China, Southwest and Southeast Asia, Latin America and the list is long. Later on, I attended my American friends' engagement party where I met great people and shared my friends' happiness! No better happiness that being surrounded by many cultures and to get to experience all the good in these culture and learn from them

























The Day I got to Practice my True Passion, International Relations

I woke up very early in the morning about 6 a.m. and headed to downtown Oklahoma City to prepare for the Turkish Festival. I am a Board Member of the Raindrop Turkish House Cultural Center so I got to be there to help set up and make sure everything is OK. The whole morning I was working with mainly Turkish friends and then joined by Americans and other nationalities. 

At noon, I had to go to work at Oklahoma City University ESL ILETS testing. There I met students from different parts of the world including not limited to Africa, China, Southwest and Southeast Asia, Latin America and the list is long. Later on, I attended my American friends' engagement party where I met great people and shared my friends' happiness! No better happiness that being surrounded by many cultures and to get to experience all the good in these culture and learn from them

























Sunday, April 10, 2016

So Much to Do!

Sunday evening. I am sitting on a leather sofa. I had planned my day around the idea that I will catch up with all the work I had to do. School work: I have about seven exercises to do for class, work for job to catch up on, finalizing the translation I did for my uncle, checking the work of a friend, some studying to do and catching up with reading and writing. However, I got hit by a severe headache. It started yesterday afternoon. I was at my part time job when I started feeling it. I had to stand but the pain made it very difficult. I had to walk around just to distract myself. Then the pain continued all Saturday night. I had to take pain meds and sleep the entire evening. Sunday morning, at 4 am, I woke up with a severe pain in the right side of my head. I had to leave the room and sleep on the couch with the heater on. The pain continued most of the day even through a lovely lunch with friends. I am still in that pain despite the fact that I took meds. All my plans are put on hold now.. This is really frustrating. 

Monday, March 21, 2016

Travel, Shop, Enjoy, Save Money and Help Displaced People

Dear friends,

Recently, I got involved with an organization that aims to save money for both travelers and locals of the United Arab Emirates. The company basically provide coupons and options to save money on products, services and events through a website to everyone who would like to enjoy stay and life at Dubai or UAE in general. As a person who likes to travel a lot, I would use any means available to save on purchases and services.


Not only this organization aims at saving money to travelers, but they recently launched a project to help people displaced from their homes as a result of the wars and conflicts in their home countries. The Project Manager's aim is to collaborate with organizations that are active in helping refugees and displaced people in creating livable conditions for them after losing their homes and forced out of them to flee the wars and conflicts. 

Every time you spend money making a purchase through the website, a percentage of your purchase goes to help refugees. To find out more how you can help, please click on the link below and watch the video. The details are clearly presented in the video including the organizations we are collaborating with:


Please share the presentation with your friends through social media, blogs, word of mouth and any means possible. Every little thing can help.

Thank you very much in advance.

Regards, 

Hiba




Tuesday, February 9, 2016

10 Signs of Emotional Illness

10 Signs of Emotional Illness: Photos by Betsssssy, Key Foster, Most of the time people don’t know that they are emotionally unhealthy. As Freud first discovered, there are a multitude of ways that people keep things unconscious. Some form of behavior that they have done for...

Friday, February 5, 2016

Code of Honor - Comanche Code Talkers of WWII

The Executive Producer and one of the female narrators Mrs Phyllis Wahahrockah-Tasi is my dear co-worker. I am very proud of you Phyllis. Thank you for reserving this priceless American treasure. 



Tuesday, February 2, 2016

My Picture in Splurge OKC Magazine

In January, I was a guest at the Petroleum Club of Oklahoma City invited by Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce. Splurge magazine took this picture. On my side my friend Donna:

the picture is taken by: Emily Brashier

Monday, February 1, 2016

12 Things You Should Really Never Microwave

12 Things You Should Really Never Microwave: Popping the wrong things in the microwave could make you sick or even start a fire. Follow these tips to avoid dangerous microwave mistakes.

Sunday, January 17, 2016

Pogo Entertained

In the Summer of 2013, I witnessed something beautiful. A true story. The story unfolded in front of me. I documented it. A year later, Tate Publishing became interested in that story. I worked with them and got the story published. I decided that the story will be a god story to cheer children. So we made it a children book. We decided to call it: Pogo Entertained.   Pogo, is the dog the story is talking about. He was thought to be lost until the story unfolds. The book made it to Oklahoma City Metro Best Seller. This is the picture of the book cover:


The dog in the story is still alive. He is lovely and cheerful as usual. The book trailer link is below:


The book is available at the publisher website. Link is below. It is available also on amazon.com


The book is suitable for children from age 0 to 10. Very good bed time story and as a gift.