رولا بسيوني’s Reviews > Strange Nervous Laughter > Status Update

What you expect of the world is what you see of it, each and every day.

If you think about it, though, don't we all walk around with thinly disguised Armour? We hide behind our jobs, our partners, our reputations, our ability to make jokes, our circle of friends, our stylish clothes, our effervescent friendliness.
Behind anything that can hide the person we really are.

Most of us, let's be honest, are rather impatient with dreams and portents and all that gobbledygook. Give us a horoscope that says something good about our love-lives and we're happy, but don't bother us with funny feelings and lingering fantasies and half-remembered omens. Most of us deny our dreams, dismissing them as soon as we wake up.

About Aisha <3

"Being able to hear a frequency that nobody else can hear must have some deeper effect on person's psyche; there are so many layers to the things we say, so many meanings and unspoken opinions and thinly veiled double entendres - so many nuances to each and every word - that Mdu found it difficult to listen to people and hear only what they said, and nothing more.

Poor Beth, her big heart is a source of continuous pain with this plenty amount of LOVE ...

She had a heart too big for her life, and he had a life too big for his life. Beth often wondered where her enormous capacity for love had come from; what aberrant gene in her had malfunctioned, causing her to always, always give too much.

Sometimes she lay in bed for a few minutes, imagining various romantic scenarios - a man catching her eye from across Handy Green Grocers, where she still worked, so transfixed that he walked up to her in a love-smitten daze and asked, (Who are you?); a man who couldn't bring himself to speak to her because of the depth of his passion.

( Am falling in love with this book) :)))