I’m Ana Maria and I’m a journalist. Yes, I actually have a degree in Journalism. When I landed in Beirut 3 years ago I didn’t think of staying. But here I am, in 2011 writing for a Lebanese website, travelling around the country and seeing things beyond the cafes of Gemeyzeh or Hamra, beyond he Corniche or the Raouche Rocks. This is the beauty of Lebanon. No matter how much you write, there is always something left to say.
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I love this blog!
Finally a smart and entertaining read, keep ‘em coming!
Thanks, Nikita. I’m still figuring it out, but I’ll try to keep it updated as many times a day as I can.
Keep the comments coming.
Keep it walking… and good luck!
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