Bay by London - and other articles

What can you say about a city where you spent a part of your life, almost five, and witnessed the birth of your daughter, and the birth of three of your grandchildren, and knew in it the desire of happiness as you descended to the pain of pain? What can you say about a city in which I lived a student crowding people in the bus because he does not have the taxi fee, and I lived in it as an ambassador who moves in the most luxurious armored cars? What do you say about a city that has witnessed the labor of your first novel, and the birth of a number of your collections and books? What do you say about a city in which you leave when you leave a number of your best friends, in addition to a significant number of others? Farewell cannot be easy, and the words of farewell cannot be free of contradictory emotions and your feeling cannot be innocent of an inconsistent mixture from eagerness to survival, and from longing to departure. Obeikan Publishing