First of all: roofs in Saudi houses do NOT mean slanted tiled structures on the exterior upper part of the house.. they are merely a third floor; walled but with no ceiling
Dancing on the roof top while listening to Demi Lovato..
I discovered a world I have now become to love…
So many lonely souls seek this place as a hideout.. knowing that no one will climb three flights of stairs to check on their well-being…
The teenage boy across the street leans on the wall as he inhales his cigarette deeply…
A little girl next door paints in peace on the walls with her crayons…
I sing "Solo" at the top of my lungs with the pigeons as my only audience
"I fell through the hole… down in the bottom of your soul"
Thursday, 15 October 2009
A change of scenery
Posted by Hanan at 14:08
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3 comments:
Yeah I love that about Saudi...when I was on haj, I used to 'escape' to the roof whenever I wanted some privacy (stayed with relatives) :-)
Washi...
Roofs are my favorite hideout.. plus balconys..
i like them because mostly everyone else doesn't =)
Jeddah is 7ar, i have tried my best to accept the weather, but hannu dahling, i cannot enjoy being on the rooftop of the balcony for that reason and the fact that palastine street kollo would hear me!
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