Most of the Libyans behave/d like racists. They did neither like the Moroccans, the Egyptians, the Tunisians nor the Saudi Arabians. I felt awful. Why? So many humans are different. There are good ones everywhere! It is pitiful to think that way! In Switzerland Salah had to face that 50 % of my family was against him! Now he told me abt the Egyptians. All there were cheaters and would just take money fm you and never pay it back. I never thought of the saying fm my mother: Those who think you are behind the bush are there themselves; i.e. If someone thinks that the other ones are bad, they (usually) are bad in the first place. How true! How sad! I had to learn my lesson the hard way.
Libya’s vegetable was only sold seasonally. Only some fruit which had been imported, was sold throughout the year. I was looking forward to the artichoke season, the fresh oranges (best I have ever tasted in my entire life, so far), I was so happy to skip the dates fm my menu. I also have been able to taste the best peaches and medlars in Libya. The medlars were a little bit sour and small but VERY delicious! Later I made quite a lot of jam out of various fruit. I also liked the apricots. Still in Switzerland canton Valais has got the best apricots till today; and France of course. My favorite berries were only available as a jam: raspberries… I was sure that my daughter and I would eat a ton of those when in Switzerland. There I was able to buy them throughout the whole year; because they were frozen… We also had the “usual” stuff: bananas, pears, apples. As already mentioned the grapes were amazing. Sure, they were in the sun all the time. You may be able to go for a sweet wine or heavy red wines, if you knew how to treat and how to press the grapes… Then it would be awesome. Unfortunately the Libyan wine is awful. I only smelled it once – I would have never tasted such a juice! Should it ever come so far, that the Libyans were to understand how to make good wine, then the Italians and the French would have another competitor in the market.
Since there were no pineapples, I was unable to produce my oil. I make pineapple oil by myself. It is enriched with natural enzymes and helps the skin a great deal!
Puma
Kind of amazing that the one fruit - pineapple - that you really liked and used for things, was the one fruit you couldn't get in Libya!
1Yes, Le E, we can only appreciate sth, when we do not have it anymore... Then we know it's true meaning!
2So they are racist, including with other Arabic people?
3You have no idea - I am ashamed of racism! VERY ASHAMED!
4To be frank and put it straight: there are black sheep in every nation, every religion and every education...
Yet, we luckily ARE ALL THE SAME BEFORE GOD - that is why I am not afraid of anything; sounds bold yet is true!
Should my time come to go; I only want to be in the know
to have prepared my kids well abt life!
Then I am not anymore required, sounds tough yet is my aim!
I know a lot of Arabic people, some are VERY CLOSE friends to me!
NOT ALL ARE THE SAME, not all are in the same pattern, I know very bad Swiss, too...
I have no prejudice because I grew up with foreigners and tell me: how can a nation (like Switzerland) who is not even 800 years old be ONE genuine race? I would not know, we are all a mixture of many nations...
Personally it is the upbringing the responsibility of the parents, should kids become aware of duty, tolerance, help each other (teamwork), respect, reliability, love, honesty and being straight. WE have to be their guides...
That's totally true. In Uruguay is the same, a nation that it's less than 200 hundred years old; but there are racism with black people and also with natives from South America. In my country the natives where all killed by one of our first presidents. So that, in our country many people think we are different from the rest of the America because there are not indians (natives)Sad, but true.
5if we only learnt abt HUMANS NEEDING OTHER HUMANS -
6Will take some more years (centuries???)
Yes, my Queen - you are right!!!
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