Have you been back home since you left last?

Garbo_Gedo · Post by **Garbo_Gedo** » Tue Mar 31, 2009 5:12 pm

if so, when and what was your experience like? what did u like/dislike and would u recommend to someone?

I haven't been back to Garbahaaray since I left in 1995 at the age of 8 years old, I can't wait going back this summer inshallah.

BaasAbuur · Post by **BaasAbuur** » Tue Mar 31, 2009 5:16 pm

Unfortunately not. Insha allah very very soon......unlike my brother and other relatives I am not going to Addis and Nairobi and then coming back without going all the way to the country side.

oldenglish · Post by **oldenglish** » Tue Mar 31, 2009 5:20 pm

I left Cabudwaaq last summer. I miss my mud house and the stench of urine

BaasAbuur · Post by **BaasAbuur** » Tue Mar 31, 2009 5:22 pm

oldenglish wrote:I left Cabudwaaq last summer. I miss my mud house and the stench of urine

Waryaa haduu qof kale na caayo waan ka xanaaqi laheen but adiga allah baa warsengeli kaa dhige.

oldenglish · Post by **oldenglish** » Tue Mar 31, 2009 5:42 pm

BaasAbuur wrote:
oldenglish wrote:I left Cabudwaaq last summer. I miss my mud house and the stench of urine
Waryaa haduu qof kale na caayo waan ka xanaaqi laheen but adiga allah baa warsengeli kaa dhige.

I never even mentioned Marehan ONCE.

I had to leave Cabudwaaq for Utanga

Garbo_Gedo · Post by **Garbo_Gedo** » Tue Mar 31, 2009 5:49 pm

BaasAbuur wrote:Unfortunately not. Insha allah very very soon......unlike my brother and other relatives I am not going to Addis and Nairobi and then coming back without going all the way to the country side.

Yea, definitely I wanna go all the way from Beledxaawo to Sarinley. I'll really love to experience the exceptional adventures of Geeljire lifestyle. My uncle has already left to Beledxaawo on the 25th March and is now there, I can way to get detailed feedback from with moving images.

snoop12 · Post by **snoop12** » Tue Mar 31, 2009 5:59 pm

Beled Xaawo

Rer Ahmed Rer Shirwac deegan

dynamic · Post by **dynamic** » Tue Mar 31, 2009 8:36 pm

not been in somalia since 1990 , family ( women and children ) left for kairo b4 then moving to the UK , il be vistiting kismayo b4 the end of this year inshalah . going with my pops so might end up visiting lot of places in gedo

Cirruz · Post by **Cirruz** » Wed Apr 01, 2009 3:03 am

My first try this summer was a failure but I will try next time inshallah.

Voltage · Post by **Voltage** » Wed Apr 01, 2009 3:53 am

oldenglish wrote:
BaasAbuur wrote:
oldenglish wrote:I left Cabudwaaq last summer. I miss my mud house and the stench of urine
Waryaa haduu qof kale na caayo waan ka xanaaqi laheen but adiga allah baa warsengeli kaa dhige.

I never even mentioned Marehan ONCE.

I had to leave Cabudwaaq for Utanga

Kan waa dhib socoto.

-Cabsiiye-- · Post by **-Cabsiiye--** » Wed Apr 01, 2009 6:42 am

born in ceel ceda

Somali Renaissance · Post by **Somali Renaissance** » Fri Apr 03, 2009 6:55 pm

I went back home The Ramadan of 2007(September). I was also going to Yemen and Kenya so it was a very short trip(3weeks only

). Insha Allah the next time I go there it will be for a couple of months. I stayed in Belet Xawo and I noticed the following:
The lifestyle there is pretty simple. There were some construction of new homes/villas but not as much as the ppl try to make it seem which is really exaggerated. I also noticed that there were a lot more different sects than I thought before, there were Al-Itaxad, Sufis, few Tabligee, and even Takfirees with their own masjid who will not eat from the meat that is slaughtered by the other Somalis in the city, they have their own butcher

this city is EXTREMELY HOT to the point that you don't even need a towel to dry yourself after you shower. I didn't see as much guns as I thought I would of either, I only saw maybe 4 ppl with guns during my stay.

BaasAbuur · Post by **BaasAbuur** » Fri Apr 03, 2009 7:35 pm

Takfirees with their own masjid who will not eat from the meat that is slaughtered by the other Somalis in the city

Are you serious?

I heard of these people before. How did they make their way to Gedo? I hope Shabaab eradicates them from the region. Waryaa qowm lunsan. Not that Shabaab is any better.

oldenglish · Post by **oldenglish** » Fri Apr 03, 2009 7:44 pm

BaasAbuur wrote:
Takfirees with their own masjid who will not eat from the meat that is slaughtered by the other Somalis in the city
Are you serious? I heard of these people before. How did they make their way to Gedo? I hope Shabaab eradicates them from the region. Waryaa qowm lunsan. Not that Shabaab is any better.

Who would eat the meat slaughtered by boon

Somali Renaissance · Post by **Somali Renaissance** » Fri Apr 03, 2009 7:57 pm

BaasAbuur wrote:
Takfirees with their own masjid who will not eat from the meat that is slaughtered by the other Somalis in the city
Are you serious? I heard of these people before. How did they make their way to Gedo? I hope Shabaab eradicates them from the region. Waryaa qowm lunsan. Not that Shabaab is any better.

Yea I know I was really shocked to see them in Somalia. I never once thought that they would be able to infiltrate us. Somalis tend to have too much partisanship to be affected by takfiree idealogies i used to think

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