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why is it so hard on here for people to be nice i have seen some so nice and others rude?if u dont like what people are asking or saying y even baother with them??sorry yr 2 cents dont count that much when u tell someone they are someone else????Posts: 179 | From: iowa usa | Registered: Jul 2007
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It's not hard at all. However, you say your american and every american on here can obviously see english is not your first language.You cannot spell or even apply words in the right context. However, if your just illiterate and not really someone pretending this story, then everyone will be sure to apologize.
Posts: 1121 | From: Too crazy to look at a freakin map to find out.. | Registered: Sep 2006
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i am american 100% and just cas i dont speel proper engish dont make me non american hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhahahaha that is so funny what egyptian uses my language??and i am not illeratate i just sometimes forget to spell like yal lol i am from houston texas where was yal assumin im from egypt god i wish it would be so much easier for me oooooooooooooo lol thanks for yr honsty
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thanks tinky are u american too its seems she is not cas she never answerd me if u are american i have q for u my email is bluitexan20000@yahoo.com and yes i see she is somethin else and yes i said stick yr finger where the sun dont shine u try make me feel like i have to explain myself and acturally i do not but anyway if there is an american married to an egyptian i would love to chat to u!!!
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Oh, what's going on here so early in the morning????
Posts: 30135 | From: The owner of this website killed ES....... | Registered: Feb 2004
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we do not have walmart but we have 'Carrefour' they sell everything u can imagine from sheets to food and computers too washing machines clothes carpets dishes toys mags Tvs etc!
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is it like thse stores we have here or is it in the streets i seen alot of pics of people sellin things on the street my fiance said they kill their birds dont they have like a frozen section and fresh meat sections?? a kids section and all like here how different is it there?im assumin yr in egypt and u are american??
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we have everything u can think of like many malls, super markets and frozen meats etc if u can afford it u can live like in the States. If u can't afford it: stay in the States lol lol
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i dont wanna stay here cas he dont wanna stay i want to live in egypt his family is there my kids are grown and livin their own lives so i wanna live mine too i will follow him to the end of the earth if that is where we will be happy
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he is from zagazig so we will live there i seen pics god its so huge im kinda scared but in the same perspective i am also excited it will be a whole new experience for me culturally
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u r funny tinakamal. u are scared of zagazig? if u get bored u can always take arabic classes at the zagazig uni Posts: 215 | Registered: May 2007
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It defenitly will be a new expierence. Anything else you should like to know, except the number of supermarkets and the fresh meat-section?
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I don't think you will find Carrefour in Zagazig LOL so start getting used to killing chickens, you will have to learn how to clean and gut them.
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oooooooooooooooooooooo no way i will never kill a chicken much less clean it i guess we will never eat it lol if it dont come from the market i aint cookin it never never nevr he can suffer
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haha relax tinakamal, Egypt has most things that you can get in the states, there are very few things that i couldnt find, such as marshmallow creme hahaha. And this place well, it has its good and its bad both. Where they get you are not american i have no idea because i know plenty of americans, usually southerners that use your dialect of speaking. And occasionally some from idaho and the surrounding area. Dont pay them any attention hon. I couldnt kill a chicken either but clean it , sure. But not to worry, there are plenty of frozen chickens and usually beef is found fresh in the stores and if you dont have them where you will live, well have him kill the chicken.
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Other half's family keep rabbits, same story, he used to joke I'd need to help his mum with this for meal! Had to say nooooooooooooooo way am I eating rabbit nevermind killing one!
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quote:Originally posted by tinakamal: why is it so hard on here for people to be nice i have seen some so nice and others rude?if u dont like what people are asking or saying y even baother with them??sorry yr 2 cents dont count that much when u tell someone they are someone else????
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na i aint payin them no attentio n no more i know who i am anyway if u want some marshmello creme id be glad to send ya some i love rice crispei treats too lol the kids would love them now my mom is tryin to teach his mom how to make home made fudge its cheaper then sendin it in the mail cas girl my man can eat i didnt realize how much egyptian men eat good god he showed me a typical day at the table it looked like they was invitin an army lol
quote:Originally posted by tinakamal: i dont wanna stay here cas he dont wanna stay i want to live in egypt his family is there my kids are grown and livin their own lives so i wanna live mine too i will follow him to the end of the earth if that is where we will be happy
May I ask who's children are in the picture with you on your profile? You said yours are grown. You don't look old enough to have children already adults & out on their own and you don't look old enough to be a grandmother if those are your grandchildren. Just curious is all.
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There is an old saying in Egypt..You never know your furture because it mapped on your forehead and your eyes never see it.. A bit like ES..
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I have some wonderful recipes for fudge, but you know, i have tried and tried to make it in egypt but it never turns out right, i think there is something different with the sugar. I am currently still in the states though i am going to visit my husband in a little more than 2 weeks. I will be taking the marshmallow creme and my own sugar with me to make peanut butter fudge with. It makes good gifts for people.
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eeeeeeeeeeeeeew send me some girl that stuff is so good my mom makes awesome lemon merange pie my fav is pecan pie good luck to u in egypt and have fun for me i wanna go soooo bad one day when we are all there we should meet as american wives club lol
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haha, come to indiana and i will make you some. The people i work with love holidays around here as i always make the peanut butter fudge and chocolate fudge for christmas time and then we just had a pitch in dinner for 4th of july and i made banana split cake for them, first time i had brought it, now they say that i have brought them the best dessert in the universe and they never thought i could top my peanut butter fudge but i did. I think maybe i should just start taking orders for desserts and quit my job hahahaha. I have had so many at work pay me to make more fudge and 2 banana split cakes in the last week
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why dont u start a business in egypt im sure they would like all of our food there girl indiana is not so far its on my side of the world when did ya say ya was gonna be cookin lol i like makin jello cakes u better bring jello to egypt if ya like it cas someone said there aint none there i will bring alot of gumbo mix cas im afraid i never see it again lol i wanna live there not visit
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there is jello there, i have made it a few times, its just not all of the markets carry it though i found it in some very small markets around delta sharm in sharm el sheikh, but i have also found it in several places in cairo. I wish i could live in egypt but due to my 3 children(their father wont let me take them to egypt) I am stuck in the states.
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My husband and I are in the process of the visa petitioning for him. He will come here as soon as they say yes to that wonderful little stamp he must have. Until then i will travel back and forth to see him as often as i can, which unfortuneatly is only about 2 times a year. But lawyer says everything looks good as for our petition and that our pictures together are wonderful and that helps alot. I cant believe that how you look together in a picture can have so much power over approval or denial. Inshallah, he will be here shortly after new year.
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I have been studying Islam nearing 5 years but put off reverting until this past May,( I shouldnt have put it off) I unwisely let others influence me in putting it off for years. My children are christian, though my youngest child is showing a very strong interest in it and has started learning the prayers. My older daughter is reading Qur'an now, though she hasnt asked to learn more than simply that yet but that is how i started as well. My oldest child, my son, lol he has no interest in any religion at all(exactly like his father). My life has changed drastically. I no longer worry so much over what will come or how will i provide for my children or how will i manage to do this or that. I simply put all my trust in Allah, pray, and know he will do what is best for us. Since i started turning all of my problems to him and trusting completely that he will provide for us he has not let me down. Its a really peaceful happy feeling, something i searched for for many years. I think we may be about the same age? Possibly, within a few years maybe. My life over the years has been a constant turmoil, unhappiness, searching for something. Now i have none of that, its stable, calm, peaceful, happy, and i am no longer searching. I know that no matter what life throws at me, Allah will help, guide and provide, so long as i place our lives in his hands.
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that is really nice im so happy for u yr a really sweet person i happy to have met u here in the future do u think u will live in egypt with yr husband when yr kids are older i guess what im askin is that what u want to happen or do yal want to stay here?
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Our plans are to return to egypt when my youngest child is grown, unless circumstances allow us to do so before that time. While America provides more luxuries and things I myself actually feel my home and place is in egypt, cant explain why, I just feel like i have come home every time i go to egypt. Thank you for your kind words. If you have msn or yahoo messengers feel free to pm me here and i will give you my messenger contacts and we can stay in touch there.
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It's heart warming for an Egyptian to see how many Americans want to make Egypt their home. Good Luck American wives Posts: 215 | Registered: May 2007
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mystic you might want to ask your husband if he cares if the marshmallow is halal or not. I think that's why they don't sell it over there, since it's made from pork by-products.
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marshmallows are made with gelatin which is not allowed unless it is kosher gelatin and you have to be careful with them but marshmallow creme isnt made with gelatin so its all ok hehehe i checked that out
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ok, now, i just talked to tinakamal and she tells me someone contacted her and said to tell me hi,, Claiming to be a man,, now, would that person kindly come forward and say who they are, cause i dont know the yahoo id they used to contact her... and i find it strange a man talking to her about me but refusing to say who he is.
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