Skin deep
Posted: January 24, 2011 Filed under: post | Tags: bakery, manama, old Leave a comment »
I pass by this old bakery every day and there’s something about the place that keeps people coming. The looks don’t matter if the business is good?
Sky…
Posted: January 23, 2011 Filed under: post | Tags: photo, sky, sunset Leave a comment »
Taken on my way to office.
Tweets on Pakistan quake affecting Gulf countries
Posted: January 18, 2011 Filed under: post | Tags: Bahrain, dubai, pakistan, quake, tweet, twitter 2 Comments »
One of my friend in pakistan tells earth quake lasted approx 30 sec. Everybody was “frightening” but doesn’t see major damages.
Poojith
poojith
This was not an earthquake it was just an “after-shock” imagine how the actual quake in Pakistan was!! Pray for them 
Muna Alshamsi
MunaAlshamsi
@NajiNujumi I jumped on the ground only to realize I’m next to my huge cupboard. I need a better quake safe plan :p
Alaa Hamade
AlaaHamade
Whew seems only one quake, no follow-ups. Can go back to sleep
Catherine Strong
ripoata
At 12 30 On 10th floor it felt as if was on water bed. Seems an earth quake
Girish Khanna
girishk47
Felt the earthquake but all ok in Bahrain #fb
Chinmoy Mandal
chinmoy
Bah-raining
Posted: January 18, 2011 Filed under: post | Tags: F1, traffic, weather 2 Comments »The last thing I expected when I came to Bahrain were rains… I mean who would expect rains in a desert? It started raining last night, and when I opened the window today morning, I was greeted by a cold breeze and splashes of water — that really woke me up.
The cars were slower on the highway, almost all of them were driving at a sane speed of 80 instead of flying past us at 120 or 140.
If rains continue like this, we might have a wet race when F1 season starts in Bahrain two months later. Now wouldn’t that be fun?
