The first thing I want to say is this: The best part of having a blog is that it's all yours; I mean it's a place to rest your weary head and speak your mind. People don't get fired for typing their thoughts. You don't have to worry about what you say or type. I am really happy for this and it gets me happier watching many many others speak their mind certainly better than I do it myself. It just feels real good when people open up and have us see the real good persons they are inside. You know Still bored Actually 2006 is so special and good for me and for many others around here. I really met people who dramatically changed my life! Some came and went while others will stay for good (saying this about all of you guys inshallah). By the way, the weather is so nice outside. I had a 2 hours ride me & M.M and we enjoyed the sunshine as we went to Industrial Estate and came back.. I just like this M.M , zaky and solid to the bone the way I've always known him since we met in 2002 .. Honestly! Solid to the bone leads to what? Yes.. leads to George Thorogood and his Bad To The bone master piece. Music always makes me feel good and right. Lets switch to another topic because I know myself: I won't post nothing new for a week! I discovered lately that I am experiencing a new kind of feeling that I know well. An absolute state of "work boredom"! It's a continuous feeling that I am left with the new me who is corporate! I know the word corporate doesn't make sense in this context but I just don't know how to explain it more. This is a feeling I sometimes get because I used to be a regular person digging for answers & searching for dreams all the time. Nothing much changed in me but now a days I lead a team and dig for new opportunities at the same time! I don't really know if this is better or worse but I know one single thing: I have a feeling of boredom because I am not satisfied for what I do! Today I am thankful for the peace that descends upon me when I get paid at the end of the month provided that my job is good, half fun but quiet and peaceful for the most part of it but I am not sure I can run like this for another year! God knows what the future hides and it's our responsibility to ensure a better future , not anybody else. See, you aren't the only one who is unsatisfied for what you do . Actually most of us aren't satisfied and it's kind of a MUST TO be continuously looking for better opportunities every now and then. I do you it , you do it and everybody too. Inshallah we will all have better opportunities and best of luck all the time. و بشر الصابرين [By the way : what is that green creature that lives in the desert and eats rock?] Finally, I would like to share an article with you. I read it a while ago in a magazine called "The Japan Journal" and it's about job opportunities in the land of plenty. The article inspired me and filled me with hope so I scanned it and decided to have a couple of words on it. I also know this post is quite a long one but it's worth 5 minutes of your time. Well, first of all, lets agree on this: I'm definitely so aware that the Jordanian Economy is way too incomparable to the Japanese Economy; but still, lets assume that our economy will revive and lets imagine what would happen (inshallah ya shabab things will work for us like in Japan : ) ) Have a look on the part bound in green. It says: it's heaven for those who are about to graduate from colleges because each graduate will end up with 200% possibility of getting a good job offer keeping in mind that listed companies are only a small fraction from the total number of employers in almost all economies in the world ( makes sense). The best part is the way that the companies try to attract those who apply for job opportunities in order to make them accept their offers. They take them to fancy places people!! This is what the good life is all about! On the other hand, the parts bound in blue just describe how miserable & misfortune those born in the 70's are! (Like me & Rasha!). Read on and you will figure out. The part in pink explains the facts while the underlined part defines the bolts and the nuts and put things into perspectives. At the end I would like to quote the Quran : "و من المؤمنين رجال صدقوا ما عاهدوا الله عليه.. فمنهم من قضى نحبه و منهم من ينتظر... وما بدلوا تبديلا. A couple of words to Mr. Saber: Inshallah you willbeing part of us here, welcome ya fandem ( is it spelled fandem or afandem? I say afandem with an A!) Have a good night everybody. 
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from Egypt
said:What can caller say??
When she sees her two best as nice as birds and roses and the sunshine fadi and m.m shared:)
Salamet albek jeru 7abe bty men elbordom...and allah yekhaleelna ayak ya FANDEM;)
Would have loved a link though!!
lazy on that lately:):)
I can say that i'm impressed with the flow of spontaneousity that is streaming out of this wonderful post..
keep it up fadi..when you write..i swear..no one..and i mean no one is like you..sooooo special...sooooooo true..cause it's soo you!!
7amdelah 3ala salamet ohood and allah yewafa2ak ya rab:)
from Jordan
said:Thakns Caller,
Very nice as usual, when you said about Fadi :"i swear..no one..and i mean no one is like you..sooooo special...sooooooo true..cause it's soo you!!",
wallah that's very true, abu essahl el momtane3 Mr. Fadi K, that's going to be his name.
And sorry I forgot to tell you salamet Ohood:)
I'm gonna tell you this on Fadi's blog this time caller, I love you wonderful lady :)
from Lebanon
said:did i tell you that i miss seeing ur posts ?actually miss to see ur name ,ur comments ,ur news ma ba3ref kif they know Ohood is sick and i dont ?:S in all ways 1000 saleme la Ohood enshallah ma betshouf sharr ya rab
it was a sweet initiation from you Fadi ur the best always dear friend
alllah yberek fik ya rab :)
Kisses for Jerusalem lady and habibte albe Rasha :)
big salam for Ohood and u Feddo alllah yberek fikom ya rab :)
3n jd eno balak 6weel :)
You are very nice Fadi allah yes3edak daiman ya rab . w salamat la khateebtak :)
from Jordan
said:Hi everybody ...
Thank you so much for all of your words..
My friends , I really don't know what to say ..
Jerusalem : You are special here .. So is Caller , Sarah and of course the person behind the scenes : 7ala.
Thank you all and God bless you
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from Jordan
What can Jerusalem say?
No, thank you does not fit in such a situation, it's not even enough. Caring, understanding and above all CREATIVE, these are the new characteristics I will add to your old ones, or maybe I was too late to figure them out!
Maybe I'll come to visit you in your job because I need to find out where those innovative ideas come from :)
The whole fact that you wrote a post because I was bored overwhelmed me, I'm so grateful to you, beyond what words can express :)
Did I enjoy it? Of course yeah; actually this is what we call piece of art my friend. Long with full sense indeed!
Let's just get to the main points that touched me so deep without being over sentimental.
The beginning part is very good, I got your point. You are such a bold person and I admire that about you. I'm not gonna dig any deeper in this part, denial and ignorance are the best solution sometimes :)
Then man, let's navigate to the economic & HR part, I really enjoyed it, sometimes people are so boring to discuss such issues; plus, the article is nice, I get excited when I read those types of articles.
I'm sorry to say this, but 5alas Fadi ra7at 3alaikom jama3et el 70s, hehehehe.
Words can't express what I felt or what thoughts were coming back to life in my mind when I read the post, so enough of the too much talk.
BTW: Economics is my baby, currently it's not the only one, but it's my favorite.....