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I will hold off till the next part. May the forces be with us.

U r epic Lama.

Jasmine and Tuushi,

this will be a long one.

Remember we are still at the "hello" stage.

I am encouraged by the reviews I am getting, so, I will serialise it.

Waanba dhex galay, sheeko aad u xiiso badan weeye

Adeer LamaG, make a blog. Seriously. Your written skills are an untapped resource and it'd be a shame not to utilize them.

Great story. Looking forward to the next part.

Keep it coming Lama, this part you had me laughing @ Ethiopians and the Fatties in Somalia.

Abakar, Qaali and Zidane,

Soo dhowaada.

I thought that - you - the younger generation might no understand how things were in the 1980s and appreciate it. But, it seems that you are liking the story.

Lamgoodle,

Waxaad i soo xasuusisay the good ol days, ciyaalki xaafadha markaan ahaa

Murax wrote:Lamgoodle,

Waxaad i soo xasuusisay the good ol days, ciyaalki xaafadha markaan ahaa

Muraxow,
Waxaanba sheekadaan u soo alifey inaan soo xasuusano sideey noloshu ahayd.

Weli waxbaa dhiman ee ha mooganin saaxib.

This story is getting better and better. You have one creative mind, Lam.

PS: Dude, you still remember Xamar & Somalia in general very well.

PPS: About the stories you write, do you incorporate real life stories & events & fictionalize the whole thing or you make it up from scratch?

Twist wrote:This story is getting better and better. You have one creative mind, Lam.

PS: Dude, you still remember Xamar & Somalia in general very well.

PPS: About the stories you write, do you incorporate real life stories & events & fictionalize the whole thing or you make it up from scratch?

I don't remember Xamar that much saaxib. But, as I realise that as I growing older my long term memory is improving ( while short term memory is deteriorating).

My stories are made from scractch but, there are always real life empirics that influence them; they contain sometimes my own observations or what other have observed and narrated to me.

I am not sure what your main profession is but it would be worthy if you get into writing short stories, even as a hobby.

Twist wrote:I am not sure what your main profession is but it would be worthy if you get into writing short stories, even as a hobby.

I will consider having a blog. I don't have much time to write nowadays because of a hectic work schedule but I will try.

Twist wrote:Lam, check this song (I wanted to make a whole thread for it but thought to post it here for you):

PS: Star from 0:34

Ruux Gacaladaa qabaa oo kuu gar sheektoo lagumaa giirtee, gogol baa lageeyaa la gar waaqaa soraa

This is a real Somali music, Fucck Wajiyo xun

For instance, the guy from Bay who was taken to Hargeisa and said “Diin wa-se joogso” thinking that when people say “diinta aab..wase” they meant the tortoise;

I laughed so hard walahi. tanaa soo xasuustay "Joogso ha dhag dhagaagin dable kacanaa ku kor taagan diinkaaga wase"

tnx LamaG for the great memories