Comments on: Where the present catches up with the past in a glass http://williamcurtisdonovan.com/2008/12/where-the-present-catches-up-with-the-past-in-a-glass/ | williamcurtisdonovan.com Thu, 17 May 2012 08:37:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Will Donovan http://williamcurtisdonovan.com/2008/12/where-the-present-catches-up-with-the-past-in-a-glass/comment-page-1/#comment-783 Will Donovan Sat, 25 Sep 2010 13:15:26 +0000 http://williamcurtisdonovan.com/?p=465#comment-783 walad - the pleasure is mine. i'm jealous you are there in beirut. give andre a hug for me and buy him a shot of whiskey in my honor. ahlan wa sahlan walad – the pleasure is mine. i’m jealous you are there in beirut. give andre a hug for me and buy him a shot of whiskey in my honor.

ahlan wa sahlan

]]> By: Walad http://williamcurtisdonovan.com/2008/12/where-the-present-catches-up-with-the-past-in-a-glass/comment-page-1/#comment-781 Walad Thu, 23 Sep 2010 00:20:44 +0000 http://williamcurtisdonovan.com/?p=465#comment-781 Hello sir, I am a costumer of Captains Cabin. As a matter of fact i am one of those youngsters who walked into Captains Cabin on a day they can't remember now, but i DO remember celebrating my last four birthdays at the Cabin. Honestly this article is a piece of art, not because i love the Cabin, but because they way you put it is so real that i could relate to what you are saying. The Cabin to us, youngsters, means a lot because it is the connection between the past and the future, because as we get to the point where we step into another state of consciousness, we travel back in time to see all that we had missed, all the beauty that they always talk about, we see the past that was erased, even the stains of that past. It is the only place that we can realize the history of our city, Hamra, Beirut. You know, i got back home from the Cabin a couple of hours ago, and after reading this i thought i must add to it. The Cabin, and Captain himself, are icons for me, and many others... Peace. Hello sir, I am a costumer of Captains Cabin. As a matter of fact i am one of those youngsters who walked into Captains Cabin on a day they can’t remember now, but i DO remember celebrating my last four birthdays at the Cabin. Honestly this article is a piece of art, not because i love the Cabin, but because they way you put it is so real that i could relate to what you are saying. The Cabin to us, youngsters, means a lot because it is the connection between the past and the future, because as we get to the point where we step into another state of consciousness, we travel back in time to see all that we had missed, all the beauty that they always talk about, we see the past that was erased, even the stains of that past. It is the only place that we can realize the history of our city, Hamra, Beirut. You know, i got back home from the Cabin a couple of hours ago, and after reading this i thought i must add to it. The Cabin, and Captain himself, are icons for me, and many others… Peace.

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