30 September, 2005 Notre Dame of Paris was the shock of my life. Paris these days is a secular city, to say the least, and so I expected Notre Dame to be dead like Sainte Chapelle. But the minute I … Continue reading
Friday, September 30, 2005 The Louvre is about beauty and history. Lots of it! I spent just half a day there. I could spend a year and not see it all. In order to appreciate what the Louvre has to … Continue reading
Thursday, September 22, 2005 7:48:18 PM It is hard to believe, but another huge storm is baring down in the gulf region of this country, the same area as the last one in New Orleans. This time the main target … Continue reading
There is a famous story from the Bible about two cities called Sodom and Gomorrah (vide: Genesis chp. 19) The essence of the story is that these two cities where destroyed by God because of excessive sinful behavior practiced by … Continue reading
Wednesday, August, 31, 2005 9 p.m The following is a transcription made of my reaction to the destruction of New Orleans: I am driving to the desert from Riverside and I stop at a coffee shop and look at a … Continue reading
On August 28, 1975 Kama Nagari and I arrived in Toronto from Dallas, Texas. My school started on September 5. We had just $800 to our name, no place to live and no job. In addition, I had been disowned … Continue reading
I have been the father of ten children and I have never been present for the birth of a single one. Now that does not mean that I have been remote or callus. I have been there for my wives, … Continue reading
Thursday, August 18, 2005 9:52:09 AM There are few things that I know in this world, but one thing is this: Life is like a spring, you can hold it back for some time, but in the end it will … Continue reading
Here is a brief description of my first apartment. You may relate to this. The apartment that Kama Nagari and I rented on the first day we arrived in Toronto was located on Walker Avenue. It was on the 5th … Continue reading
Saturday, August 13, 2005 10:05:55 PM Growing up in Canada I was the shyest, most mild, nondescript child imaginable. But destiny has a way of unfolding in ways that no one can foresee. Who could imagine that I would grow … Continue reading