He was indeed a wise man, to write something back in 1920s, that applies to our current situation. I’m talking about Khalil Gibran’s “You Have Your Lebanon and I Have My Lebanon” famous writing that I remembered today, behind the political crisis that we’re living it recently. I’m not going to talk about politics or about the Achrafieh bombing, neither about the people who were holding Brazilian flags during the funeral, nor for the people who tried to storm the government headquarters. For me these people do not represent the civilized class, they don’t even deserve to be word of mouth in filling our article’s lines. All I want to say this is not my Lebanon.
An ad was hosting on MTV showing notable Lebanese that live abroad and their achievements, it says “The Lebanese abroad landed on Mars, and the Lebanese in Lebanon are still without electricity” and I wish the electricity was the only problem, endless crisis, which we always hope from our political leaders to find solutions, but as the proverb says “the tongue is boneless”; all we hear are promises, and that’s it. How can this be my Lebanon?
And ever wanted to ask what my Lebanon is? It’s just a dream that never came true since my very first existence in this country, and maybe it won’t. No I’m not hopeless, but disappointed, so let’s keep walking…
Sarhad Sarhadian 
Maria Frangieh
/ October 22, 2012Great article 🙂 Thank you for sharing!!! Well done
Sarhad Sarhadian
/ October 22, 2012I’m glad you liked it :))
sammychami
/ October 23, 2012you have your dream now turn your fantasy into reality just play the right cards 🙂
Maria Frangieh
/ October 24, 2012Nicely said Sammy
greenpantsandsauceblanche
/ October 23, 2012A very nice article, and you are right, i’m very sad to what happened to Lebanon, and this “farm” isn’t Lebanon.
Good luck future marketer 😉 hope all your BIG DREAMS come true 🙂
Sarhad Sarhadian
/ October 24, 2012thank you my dear!! :)) I hope so
Sevan Sarhadian
/ October 24, 2012very touching!!
Sarhad Sarhadian
/ October 24, 2012Sami the cards are in the hands of our leaders!! that’s the tragic truth!!
Elie Bcherrawe
/ October 24, 2012amazing artcile!!! Let’s all keep walking together
Sarhad Sarhadian
/ October 24, 2012thanks elie!! let’s see what we will end up with!!
Anet Arakelian
/ November 3, 2012100%
Such a great article!!! Keep it up:))
Kevork kulkejian
/ November 3, 2012Perfectly said Mr. Sarhadian. Enjoyed reading it alot. Hats off.
Anonymous
/ November 3, 2012The article you chose is great Sarhad, allready the saying says it all “You have your Lebanon and i have my Lebanon”
David Jatalian
/ November 3, 2012The article you chose is great Sarhad, allready the saying says it all “You have your Lebanon and i have my Lebanon”
Azzig Kouyoumjian
/ December 9, 2012Well political issues are crashing our dreams..sad but true!