posted July 9, 2011 in Happenings 8 Comments

Postcard from Beirut

First impressions are everything:
wpid-beirut_travel_portraits_01-2011-07-9-13-111.jpg New York Times named Beirut, Lebanon as the top place to visit in 2009. It stands as one of the fastest growing cities in the world, and has been listed as among the most liveliest in the world. Signs of growth everywhere:wpid-beirut_travel_portraits_02-2011-07-9-13-111.jpgwpid-beirut_travel_portraits_03-2011-07-9-13-111.jpgThis little one had a squirt bubble gun… yet machine guns and soldiers are just as common. Somehow in this jewel of the Middle East, we feel very safe in the comfort of friends.wpid-beirut_travel_portraits_04-2011-07-9-13-111.jpgwpid-beirut_travel_portraits_05-2011-07-9-13-111.jpg A little self-portrait:wpid-beirut_travel_portraits_06-2011-07-9-13-111.jpgwpid-beirut_travel_portraits_07-2011-07-9-13-111.jpg Ode to Colorado (CO) with comfort food.wpid-beirut_travel_portraits_08-2011-07-9-13-111.jpgwpid-beirut_travel_portraits_09-2011-07-9-13-111.jpgwpid-beirut_travel_portraits_10-2011-07-9-13-111.jpgwpid-beirut_travel_portraits_11-2011-07-9-13-111.jpg Sometimes foreground is just as important is the background. In terms of grandeur, the cars in Beirut are just as amazing as the mosques. BMWs, Mercedes, Porsches are everywhere.wpid-beirut_travel_portraits_12-2011-07-9-13-111.jpgwpid-beirut_travel_portraits_13-2011-07-9-13-111.jpg Super stoked to find this hat matching my logo colors. Working it:wpid-beirut_travel_portraits_14-2011-07-9-13-111.jpgwpid-beirut_travel_portraits_15-2011-07-9-13-111.jpgwpid-beirut_travel_portraits_16-2011-07-9-13-111.jpgwpid-beirut_travel_portraits_17-2011-07-9-13-111.jpgwpid-beirut_travel_portraits_18-2011-07-9-13-111.jpgwpid-beirut_travel_portraits_19-2011-07-9-13-111.jpgwpid-beirut_travel_portraits_20-2011-07-9-13-111.jpgwpid-beirut_travel_portraits_21-2011-07-9-13-111.jpgwpid-beirut_travel_portraits_22-2011-07-9-13-111.jpg My ‘Little’ alarm clock this morning: wpid-beirut_travel_portraits_23-2011-07-9-13-11.jpg

Posted by R. J. on July 9, 2011

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