Caesars Park Hotel Beirut
Madame Cruise St., PO Box 113-7510 Beirut, Lebanon
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... he said when he gave her a lift earlier that day. He wasn't going to give up. We just listened and laughed. We laughed a lot.
"I want to **** you! You, yes. I go four years with no sex! Everyday I'm jacking my dick thinking of you! Three times every day I'm jacking my dick until I come. I'm thinking of you! This is what I tell her." He held up two fingers to show us just the way he had done it earlier. ...
Back to where it all started
... the rest of the day just sun baking by the amazing roof top pool of our hotel. From the pool you could see the ocean and all the building below.
In the afternoon, we caught a taxi to one of the beaches near by and spent a couple of hours there. In the evening we went to a part of the city where they have some very nice restaurants and ate until we were bursting at the seams. I thought what better way to spend my birthday, then back in the city where I was born!
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Lebanon - Yalla habibi!
... friends on several road trips we did together. Thanks to Barbara, I was able to put together so much material in my book for learning Arabic with Lebanese cuisine at a time when I couldn't find a single cooking class in Beirut and the language school I found and almost paid to study there for two weeks didn't feel right, so I refrained from enrolling there. This was coincidentally at a time when some people in Damascus were almost begging me to go back there to ...
Mountains and Mikati
... enormous. The Foundation, with support from UNICEF, the Spanish Gov't, the Italian Gov't, and the State Department, has built a compound for agricultural production in the Zgharta area. The facility creates hundreds of jobs, and allows local farmers to use state of the art equipment for sorting, cleaning, storing, and exporting their produce.
The facility also serves as a nursery for the employees children and a venue ...
Wine, Hizbollah, Saida, and Jounieh
... of their Antique bottling equipment.
Our
goal for the day was to reach Saida (Sidon) in the south. I had the
bright idea that instead of crossing the mountains back towards Beirut
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