You're Michael, right?
I know we Lebanese always say that our society is so microscopically small that we're always running into each other. But I didn't expect it would be THAT small!
Buying coffee at my neighbourhood coffee place, I spot this person at the cashier that looks vaguely familiar. A few seconds of grey-matter activity and voila my brain crunches out the name: Michael Totten.
For those of you who don't know, Michael is a blogger all the way from Portland USA who has been covering Lebanese issues ever since Hariri's assassination. Having been here before in April, he moved to Lebanon around a week ago to stay and blog the Middle East. Since this is Lebanon, I run into to him a few days later just like that.
Belated welcome to Lebanon Michael, have fun running into all 3 million or so of us...
Buying coffee at my neighbourhood coffee place, I spot this person at the cashier that looks vaguely familiar. A few seconds of grey-matter activity and voila my brain crunches out the name: Michael Totten.
For those of you who don't know, Michael is a blogger all the way from Portland USA who has been covering Lebanese issues ever since Hariri's assassination. Having been here before in April, he moved to Lebanon around a week ago to stay and blog the Middle East. Since this is Lebanon, I run into to him a few days later just like that.
Belated welcome to Lebanon Michael, have fun running into all 3 million or so of us...
posted by Ramzi at Sunday, October 09, 2005
3 Comments:
I just love coincidences. Out of the 70 million persons in Egypt, I once discovered, by an extraordinary coincidence, that myself and an Egyptian blogger have this friend in common. It was a real "no-way" moment :)
I found this blog surfing. It is good work.
No big coincident to speak of.
All the best.
Eve
That's a truly strange story!
Benet
Thanks for the offer, I may take you up on that. Good luck with indycult!
Renegade Eye
Thanks, same to you.
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