Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Women

A boy asked his mum: Mum why are crying?
"Because, I'm a woman" she said
And he asked his father and he answered: All women cry without any reason.
The little boy became a  man and he is always asking himself why do women cries without a reason until one day, he met a wise man that answered him:
When god created woman, he did give her strong shoulders to bear the difficulties of life...
And made her arms so soft to give tenderness and comfort...
And he did give the most strong body that can bear the birth pain and bear their stubbornness when they grow up...
And gave her strength to stand up in front of problems....
And a big heart to love her child unconditionally...
And he gave her wisdom to raise many children at once...and she is their truest friend and the best confident, whenever you need someone, she is the best listener…
And finally he gave her tears to discharge her body from all the responsibility that god did gave her to continue her journey...
So don't you ever dear and laugh on any woman when she cries even when she do it without any reason.
Women are great 

Women are great! We should always remember them. 


Sunday, September 13, 2015

Just Be Yourself, You Are BEAUTIFUL

Go to the mirror and look to yourself for a few minutes.... You have to be strong and courageous. Love yourself, love everyone around you and do anything you like to do. Never think that you are old and it's a shame to do it, you are young, run look to stars, begun with a story and complete it with a song. Always look to the bride side of things and be certain that life is like an exam we should learn everyday something new and if we fall we must learn from our mistakes and stand up again to continue. and if we want to be something we can do it despites of its difficulties. Always, pray to be closer to god and ask god anything you want and never forget that the mercy of god have no end.
“To be beautiful means to be yourself. You don’t need to be accepted by others. You need to accept yourself.” Thich Nhat Hanh
Be willing to grow. One step at a time is enough to proceed forward.
Life is a long journey. We are here to learn and love on a deeper level. Take little steps like penguin and life becomes less and less difficult with every step you do. 
Let go of urgency and fear. Relax and transform striving into thriving. Trust in yourself, do good work with always a good will, and you will see great results and you will admire yourself.

Saturday, September 12, 2015

A story in the bus.

Today, when I was standing waiting for the bus, a beautiful young lady came to me and asked me to give her my phone to speak to her friend that she was waiting for and she forget her phone at home.
So I give her mine without any thinking. She tried to talk to her friend but she did not respond. A few minutes later the bus came. As usual I shuted down my phone to avoid phone calls in the crowd. 

When I was standing in the bus, suddenly a girl started to scream “Oh my god, my phone, my phone!" I was surprised because she told me that she forgot her phone. So A guy came and asked her for her number to call her and he told her that the phone was shuted down so she oddly looked at me. So that look made me doubt in the reality of the scene that she made with the strange guy. So I secretly opened my phone and I received two phone calls from a strange number, I called him and it was the guy's phone. So I went to the driver and told him briefly the story and he turned the bus to the police officer. Suddenly the guy that was the associated to the girl, so he violently opened the door and jumped from the bus but we succeeded to stop the girl!

Monday, August 31, 2015

How to eat in RAMADAN

Ramadan, a holy month for Muslims where they do not eat, do not drink and do not smoke all day from sunrise to sunset. Ramadan is not mandatory for pre-pubescent and for those who are sick, for example diabetics, fasting without consulting their doctor.
Most of the people who are not familiar to the Muslim religion, always asks the same question: "How can you remember a whole day without food or water especially when it's hot?" and believe me it's not easy at all, especially the first days but after all, after a few days, it will pass too thin, our body will adapt and you no longer feel hungry. You just have to spend the day taking care of something like that you burn more calories and thus burning fat. And I guarantee you there is reproductive and since Ramadan do not eat, we did not get to eat after doing physical activity. True, when we fast, it's hard to practice sport, but made to move or even walk, it's going to help us lose weight. In short all that to say that to reach a goal, it is not difficult. It must be unknown! One can get to have the right weight! Personally, I have lost five kilos once without getting a special diet, I eat everything but I eliminated; all that is growing cake chocolate croissant, chocolate, too sweet juice, In short I minimize candy and drinking plenty of water and of course minimizing pasta! And of course each evening, after eating and of course do the dishes, a good thirty minute walk helps us digester we ate tons and will eliminate the swelling of the stomach and bloating.
But be careful when Ramadan is over we can fall prey to take a little weight, but avoiding candy and drinking plenty of water, and several practice occasionally the young or what is called " Ramadan diet "to lose weight!
So yes very sure, one can lose weight in spite of all the good Ramadan delights, one can eat everything but with moderate amounts. :)

La Crêpe

Ingredients for a dozen pancakes:
- 200 g flour
- 60 g of sugar
- 2 eggs
- 350 liters of milk
Steps to follow:
Pour the flour and sugar in a bowl.
Make a well in the middle and break are the two eggs.
Mix with a wooden spoon slowly incorporating the flour with the eggs.
Once the dough begins to thicken well, add the milk several times.
Mix to obtain a homogenous unit, and place one hour in the fridge.
Oil your griddle and have it heat up.
When she is hot (a small smoke clears in) pour a ladle of pancake batter.
Turn right pan to distribute the batter and pour it all over, if necessary, the surplus in the bowl.
As soon as the edges begin to brown, flip the pancake with a spatula.
Still using a spatula Put the filling, fold the crepe in 4 and serve immediately with your little greedy impatient!
NB: The pancake can be consumed alone, but it can also be topped with a garnish such as sugar, jam, nutella of, whipped cream, cheese, ham or cooked and seasoned vegetables. The pancake is usually for sweet wheat pancakes and rather salty for buckwheat pancakes.
In Tunisia, in most restaurants, we thus find the pancake with harissa, tuna, cheese, and an egg, and for people who love the spicy food, it's very delicious!
Enjoy your meal!



 

Sunday, August 30, 2015

Natural 3 in 1 mask; scrub moisterize and lift your face!

We dream all about a beautiful peach skin,  But sometimes our skin plays tricks and then we multiply the application of products to have soft skin, but the excessive application of chemical products  is not not very natural and not necessarily effective. 
We must never forget to take care of our skin, the sensitive organ that covers our entire body. This is not just a matter of beauty , but rather a health issue. This time, we will focus on how to clean our face, which is known to be the most delicate area in all our body. It is cold or warm, it is always exposed to fresh air, but also to pollution. Moreover, between makeup and moisturizers ... The face is the support of too many products that suffocates. To give new life to your face, make a scrub that will remove all impurities and dead skin cells. Also, after the summer we all had experienced the sunburns and how it is too difficult to get rid of them.
Well Here I will give you an easy recipe, that I tried and I'm so suttisfied. It's a recipe of a cleaning mask that not only clean up and scrub your face but also it is a good moisturizer and removes dead skin and sunburns and also it is a good substitute of Botox.
Well it is a 3 in 1 mask; scrub moisterize and lift your face!
Ingredients:
  1. 2 table spoon of corn strach 
  2. teaspoon of  honey
  3. 1 teaspoon of lemon juce
  4. 1 teaspoon of olive oil. 
You mixe all the ingridients together and you apply it on your face for 15 to 20 minutes, until it comes really dry. 
Then you wasch your face with warm water.
Repeat it 2 to 3 times a week and you will be surprised! 

Tuesday, August 25, 2015

Top romantic place in Tunisia, for lovers of the stars!


Tunisia is a small country, but it contains many beautiful places and beautiful beaches that everyone, either tunisian or a tourist should see every inches from this country. In the last few years, it becomes a very popular cheap destination. If you land in tunisia, you will be in one of the three different airports, Tunis Carthage, El Mounastir or there is also , the airport of djerba.Let's take the case of someone who landed in djerba. Well, djerba is the island of dreams, it is the favorite destination to everyone who wants to get away and escape from the noises and the bright lights of the city. In djerba you can do so many beautiful things like going to the royal carriage club and practice some horse riding or you can see the largest krokodilfarm in the Mediterranean, you can also find the most peaceful place in the world. At night you can enjoy the beauty of the largest sky you can possibly see without any stray light, you can identify all the stars in the sky's map without using any sophisticated machine. It really fascinating and I encourage any lovers to the beautiful stars and the sandy beaches and long palms. I assure you that Djerba is the most romantic place in Tunisia. It's the best place to visit either for couples or newly weds or also for frends and family.



Thursday, May 28, 2015

Djerba, the island of dreams

Djerba is a small island, about 514 km² in the south of Tunisia known as the Island of Dreams and somehow it's a magic place for both people who are looking for calmness and tranquillity and people who wants to descover new exciting adventures, it has a very beautiful beachs and lovely houses.
The main town of the island is Houmet Souk. A tour in town is also recommended to get a glimpse of Tunisian life, from the fishing port to the lively markets, and the beautiful houses (some are hundred of years old). There is also a special small church and two notable mosques (Mosque of the Turks and Mosque of the Strangers).
Then every visitor to Djerba must go to Guellala which is famous for its potters. Also, there are speacial guided tours to this pottery town market which is full of surprises too. besides the beautiful museum known for the uniqueness of the items displayed there, which are daily use artifacts of ancient times. It is located at the top of a small hill in the village, thus adding to its beauty. 
and you must visit the biggest crocodile's farm in the mediterranian, where there are 400 Nil crocodiles, brought from Madagascar.










Wednesday, May 27, 2015

Bizerte

Seaport with a rich history, Bizerte has all the charm of a small, traditional and welcoming city. But at the same time it offers modern neighborhoods worthy of a big city and all the necessary infrastructure for a holiday full, in the heart of a green area where a large selection of original routes of discovery awaits you .










The old port, multi-colored boats glide walk cafes and venerable walls of the medina.








In the old town, you have to stroll to discover, random streets, bustling souks and ancient monuments like the Great Mosque. It will visit the Kasbah, a veritable "city within a city" surrounded by ramparts, with its mosque and a whole maze of narrow streets and Ksiba, a small fortress converted oceanographic museum today.
But a few steps away, the atmosphere change is complete: recent quarters have large modern avenues.
The beautiful waterfront avenue we will surely win and breathe the sea breeze, contemplating the great port. And then recall that Bizerte was always a stronghold and a great gateway from Europe to Africa.












It is the location of the Kasbah, the old princely citadel that stood the ancient city of Hippo. The Carthaginians, then the Byzantines, had already raised the walls. The Citadel itself, whose walls run along the old port, dates back to the Middle Ages but has been largely transformed the Turkish period; Then the city was a major port of corsaires.Bizerte has indeed always been regarded as a strategic stronghold, because of its proximity to Europe and its natural harbor (Lake Bizerte) that allowed to maintain ships safe. The single door of the Kasbah, Bab el-Medina, is a real small fort, while on the other side of the channel, another fort - the Ksiba - watches over the harbor entrance. Further, a large Turkish fortress called Fort of Spain, dominates the "Andalous district" where Bizerte once welcomed many exiles from Spain. This Turkish presence and marked the Andalusian city of Bizerte.Tunis nearby but away from the busiest circuits, Bizerte lends itself perfectly to a relaxing break along its immense sandy beaches. The station now has hotels to modern standards, where everything is provided for the convenience of guests. It also offers all the activities that brighten a seaside holiday with its water sports and its scuba diving center. One can even easily play golf by visiting Tunis, distant only 70 km, with a new highway. Open and welcoming city while having preserved its traditional atmosphere, Bizerte can enjoy at once the facilities of the modern city and the picturesque old quarters. Above all, the resort is in the heart of a region rich in attractions that will satisfy curious minds of history, nature and traditions.Around Bizerte offer an enchanting landscape of fields and vegetable crops carefully ordered "the Andalusian" this land has indeed been highlighted previously by refugees from Spain. This is where lies nestled into a hill, the village of Raf-Raf known for its beautiful beach, for its delicious Muscat grapes and for his traditional wedding outfits with shimmering embroidery. Further on the tour will extend until Ghar el-Melh, a small peaceful town on the edge of a lagoon.Formerly Ghar el-Melh (also called Porto Farina) was the largest naval base in the Ottoman Tunisia. We will visit three Turkish forts are in excellent condition and the old arsenal the arcades facing the port - the former military port, victim of the silting of the bay and abandoned since the early nineteenth century, is today a pretty fishing port.









Carthage and Sidi Bou Said

Carthage, a land of opportunities
The Carthaginians with their courage, power and ambition beat the empire that dominated the Mediterranean world for more than 600 years, the superpower, Rome.  Also they built the most extraordinary city at that time in north Africa using rocks from al Hawariya (it’s a a coastal town and commune in the Nabeul Governorate, in the eastern north of Tunisia) Their major work, a vast harbor which housed hundreds of warships.


Minutes from Tunis Carthage, a city founded by the Phoenicians in 814 BC, destroyed and rebuilt by the Romans left some impressive remains strong as those of the Antonine Baths, villas and Roman theater. A fascinating Museum brings the history and civilization of this glorious ancient city. But it's also the incredible beauty of the site which is the price.



























A visit of Carthage and the neighboring village designed in blue and white, Sidi Bou Said, endearing mix of simplicity and refinement  which dominates the Gulf of Tunis from the top of a hill. Nearby, luxury hotels, renowned restaurants, entertainment venues, spa facilities and spa are the resort of Cots de Carthage.
Abu Said Khalaf Ibn Yahya al-Tamimi al-Beji, aka Sidi Bou Said, teaches in the street he lives in Tunis and has since kept its name. Towards the end of his life, he withdrew to the Jebel Menara, in the Ribat built on the hill overlooking the Cape Carthage, to guard and teach Sufism. It is then called "master of the seas" because of the protection as seafarers near the site receive think. He died in 1231 and was buried on the hill. His zaouïa is perhaps the first element of the village who takes his name. Archaeological evidence identified North Slope suggests that a perimeter wall then bypasses the site. And this is a brief history of the village Sidi Bou Said.





Take a Walk in Tunis

Some days when I feel anxious and I want to forget my problems, I go out and walk in Tunis.
Multiple and comely, Tunis is a city where life is good. The old European quarters, built at the turn of the twentieth century, became a quaint space and teeming with life, crossroads of all the meetings and all the strolls by shops cafes, pastry shops in small restaurants.
The Bourguiba Avenue, recently renovated, is the backbone, shaded by ficus rustling countless sparrows.






































The nearby Central Market is worth visiting for its atmosphere and the explosion of colors and scents.






















Medina is also a world of contrasts. After the bustle of the souks, we can enjoy a tea or coffee in a Moorish delicious serenity in any establishment open in an old house.












On the outskirts of the city, you can still indulge in shopping in a mall
modern or prefer the cool and friendly atmosphere of Belvedere Park and its botanical gardens. 
Belveder has been a very romantic place in the center of the city. It is very calme and very large.
If you work near by, you can eat your lunch in the Belveder park and you forget all the stress and all the fatigue. Actually seeing green trees will calme you.