Well This is Different!!!!

Don't Leave Home - AfterParty a cappella cover.



Keep a look out for another video that I will share for New Year :)

At Last: Senior Year Of University

Hey Everyone, I know I haven't been blogging much, I have been so busy with university and life that I just didn't have time to update my blog. It's just been so hectic around here.
 Now I have finally started my final year of university. I swear it feels like I've been going to university for about a century, but now finally things are changing for the best :D
I'm just so happy and excited to move on to the next stage of life. I feel that once I move on from the university, there's a whole other part of the world that's just waiting to be to be discovered.
I know, it sounds like a fantasy, but "Merry Reality", you never know what's waiting for you out there, until you take a risk and find out. Am I right?

As for the updates, I'll be taking some time to upload a set of new ones, but since I've been super busy, I'll try and update my blog every couple of months.

I'm also going to be adding a countdown timer until graduation day as of January 2015, along with a change of my blog's theme.

Eid Trip To Turkey: Part 2

Here is the second part of my trip to Turkey. Over here I had visited the Haggai Sophia, the Bosphorus  River, An Old Mosque, Princess Tower, Princess Island and some other various parts of Istanbul.

Please Note that NONE of these photos were photoshopped, I had taken them through my Sony Xperia Z1 Mobile Phone :D :D :D

Eid Trip To Turkey: Part 1

For the past few months, as you can see, I had decided to move out of Dubai and move to the US, so that I can finish my degree in business management. Now with the summer break, I had gone back home for the holidays and then I decided to go on a short trip to Turkey. 

Where in Turkey did I go?  I went to Istanbul for the holidays and boy, have I got some things to show you. 

There is so much culture over here and they're also quite religious. Turkey actually looks like an Islamic version of Europe - Imagine if most of the population of Italy were Muslims -

Here are some pictures of some of the places that I have visited. Now I'll be uploading some pictures every now and then. Until then, enjoy the pictures.

Some of Turkey's areas look very European (this was in the Asian part of Turkey)

Inside the courtyard of the Blue Mosque

A View From My Hotel Room

A Quaint Mosque by Aksaray

The Details of the Blue Mosque are very beautiful

The Blue Mosque

The Entrance To The Blue Mosque 

Checkout the doors

Mashallah, they're so beautiful

The Hagia Sophia

The next set of pictures will be up soon :)

Happy Belated 8th Anniversary

I'm sorry for the late delay on the anniversary of my blog. I have been so busy with classes at the university  that it had literally slipped my mind .
I'll be updating my blog more often when the semester is Over on August 15 2014 .

Cool Option

Don't you wish that you can get this?
Well it's possible right now, but only for a short time, literally 24 hours.
Google was selling the Google Glasses for 24 hours in the US, though they are pretty expensive, they're pretty useful. The only catch is that it's for anyone living in the US and NOT anywhere else (yet).
They had just finished the sales of the glasses and they should start sending them out to those who ordered.
I just wanted to share this information with everyone :-)

Spring is here

And it's time for the Cherry Blossom Trees to bloom and they have. This is the first time in my life,I'm actually seeing these.

All of these have been taken by me, Retrotrut with my Sony Xperia Z1 phone.

Cherry Blossom Trees in the US

All of these have been taken by me, Retrotrut with my Sony Xperia Z1 phone

Pros & Cons About Universies:

To tell you the truth, I'm actually enjoying my time in the US. Classes are going really well and the new university that I'm in is about a TRILLION times better than most universities (UOWD = Khara) in the UAE.
There are so many things that I would love to tell you about the advantages and the disadvantages of studying abroad. These are my opinions, so please don't be judgmental about my views.

Advantages of studying out of the UAE:

• Classes are only cancelled due to really bad weather or any federal holidays and not being cancelled for no obvious reasons.
• The weather is different, you get to experience all 4 seasons (summer, autumn/fall, winter and spring) and see rain, hail and snow (it depends on which country or state you're in)
• Classes are very interactive 
• The professors actually care about the work you do and encourage you to improve on certain areas of the work/assignment.
• The assignments are actually related to your field of degree that you're studying

Disadvantages:

• Unlike all universities, there are a lot of assignments, exams and quizzes - sleep is still a luxury

Arab Jokes:

You need to understand Arabic before you see any of these pictures :)

Dido - Life for Rent (Google+ Live Session)