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ALONE ON A BEACH - by Hazem Al Jaber

ALONE ON A BEACH by Hazem Al Jaber oh, sadness ... your circle killing me .. and your memories waves flooded me .. my life is a sky without lights .. where is your yelling about happiness ..? ? ? and in which wilderness, can i find you ..? ? ? I am a star without sense ... I am a candy without taste .. and here alone in that beach ....

OCEAN PORT - by Kenya James

OCEAN  PORT   by Kenya James Feel the warmth from the heat Feel the sand on your feet Feel the cool of the breeze Feel the calm Hear the peace Hear the waves hit the shore Hear the sounds Of boat motors roar See the people in the sand See that kite in his hands See the way the seagulls fly Taste the air as it passes by Taste the salt Touch the wood of the ocean port

TUNA PASTA WITH TOMATOES AND OLIVES - easy

TUNA  PASTA  WITH  TOMATOES  AND  OLIVES INGREDIENTS   PASTA:     200 g / 7 oz fusilli pasta     1 tablespoon olive oil     1 tablespoon clarified butter     1 teaspoon Italian seasoning     1 medium onion     3 cloves garlic     1 400 g / 14-oz. can tomatoes or the same amount of tomato passata     ½ cup broth vegetable / chicken broth or use organic stock cubes     1 160 g / 6-oz. can tuna in olive oil     14 green olives or black / calamata olives     1 teaspoon lemon juice optional     salt and pepper to taste TO SERVE :     grated parmesan cheese     chopped parsley INSTRUCTIONS        Cook the pasta al dente (it should have a bite to it).     Dice the onion, chop the garlic very finely.     Heat the olive oil and clarified butter in a large pan.     Add the onion and Italian seasoning, cook for about 6 minutes over medium-low heat until translucent. Add the garlic and cook, stirring, for one more minute.     Drain the tuna using a sieve, cut the olives in half or into 3 parts.     Add canned tomatoes, broth, tuna and olives to the pan. Cook, stirring from time to time, over medium heat for about 10 minutes.     Season with salt and pepper to taste, optionally with a bit of lemon juice.     Mix with cooked pasta, serve with grated Parmesan cheese and chopped parsley (optional).  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  TIPS  for making tuna pasta with tomatoes and olives:     Use a mixture of olive oil and clarified butter for cooking onion and garlic with herbs because they both taste great and add a different taste to the dish. I really like to use clarified butter, it doesn‘t burn as quickly as the regular butter, and its taste is just as delicious.     Instead of canned tomatoes, you can use tomato passata or fresh, chopped tomatoes when they’re in season.     You can add vegetable or chicken broth to the dish.     Use green olives, but black or kalamata lives would be a good substitute.    ENJOY  !

INDIAN FASHION - Designer: Sabyasachi Mukherjee

Designer: Sabyasachi Mukherjee

Photographer: Tarun Khiwal

Brand: Sabyasachi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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DIFFICULTIES IN LIFE - by Jamie Harris Coleman

DIFFICULTIES IN LIFE by   Jamie Harris Coleman Sometime success, sometimes failures, In life’s battle we often meet; But its our duty to keep on climbing, Whether a victory or defeat. Let us then keep moving onward, Never get discouraged and stop; If we keep on climbing upward, We will some day reach the top. When we reach the long-struggled-for summit, With memory gazing o’er the past; Clothed in pleasant smiles we’ll whisper, Thanks be to God we are here at last. Here we find the summit roomy, Here we see a faithful few; Who have stood life’s stormy billows, And its obstacles did subdue. Now we’ll not sit here in comfort, Just because we’ve reached our goal; For love and sympathy we’ll be up and doing, Helping some other struggling soul. When we reach life’s golden summit, A new work awaits to be begun; So we must keep moving onward, Till all the work of this life is done.

DAYS OF YOUTH - by Jamie Harris Coleman

 

DAYS OF YOUTH by   Jamie Harris Coleman Childhood years are passing o’er us, Days of youth will soon be gone; Many a sorrow lies before us, Many a dangerous snare unknown. Oh, may He who is meek and lowly, Abide with us thru sin and woe; Make us His and keep us holy, Guide and guard us as we go. May our lives be as a sunbeam, Each day beaming fair and bright; Leading someone’s wearied soul, From the darkness to the light. When our work on earth is finished, And life’s race has been run; May we hear a voice from heaven, Saying, it was faithfully done. Then on the other side of Jordan, Where all things are bright and fair; Where the angels are sweetly singing, There a crown and robe we’ll wear. No more sickness, no more sorrow, No more death we’ll feel or see; But with Jesus and His angels, We shall dwell eternally.