A good day in Iraq
Today the weather was very nice, no cars and no bombs, it was a great day for a walk so my parents went to vote, and they said that the streets were full of people. So many Iraqis went to the voting centers(not like the last elections). Well I don't have anything else to say since I didn't go with them, but I saw it was a good day in Iraq and that was a thing we haven't seen for a long time..
Best wishes
Yours
Raghda
Best wishes
Yours
Raghda
posted by Raghda @ 5:12 AM
27 Comments:
At 6:41 AM ,
Anonymous said...
You will be telling your children and grandchildren about this day.
Good for you Iraq!
Good luck to all freedom loving Iraqi people on this wonderful and historic day.
Donna
USA
At 7:17 AM ,
Anonymous said...
it's a great day. something to celebrate. there were queues in Birminghan(england) too. a lot of iraqui exiles live there. take care
starliz
At 8:41 AM ,
Anonymous said...
Congrats to all Iraqis! The voting is also going on in the San Francisco Bay Area.
This is a good day. And your site is great.
Martha
USA
At 8:42 AM ,
Anonymous said...
Dear Raghda:
I am so happy that today went well for your country. I bet you will remember all your life the day your parents went out to vote, and one day you will tell your own children about it.
Meanwhile, stay safe.
I'm hoping to see some more cats on your site soon! My own cats - Snowy, Paloma and Blueberry - say hello to yours.
Dick
At 12:00 PM ,
Anonymous said...
Hey, good news.
I hope that the bombings will end in near future and that you all can live in a peaceful country.
Your blog's one of the most interesting I've ever seen on the WWW. Keep posting, cats are cute (I have one by myself), but your reports are far more interesting.
Keep your head and thumbs up, all the best from Munich, Germany!
mac (check my blog @ macsradar.blogspot.com)
At 5:26 PM ,
Fayrouz said...
Great post Raghda.
I hope all is going well with you and your cats.
At 9:00 AM ,
Anonymous said...
That's wonderful! I'm glad the day was good for you, your family, and your neighbors. I'm glad there was a good turnout for voting. I'm mostly glad you had an enjoyable day. You all deserve it.
At 5:12 PM ,
Anonymous said...
Very cool! nice to Iraq. It's very important for me to know that the bombs have ended. Good... I am Caroline, please I love cats and this site. I wanna have more contacts who like cats as me!!! Thanks and happy Christmas to Iraq and every single person that is reading this comment :)
At 10:02 PM ,
Nothings aplenty said...
thats great! i'm happy for you and your country. take care and stay safe.
ps: i love you blog cuz i love cats. altho this is the first time i've commented, i keep dropping by to look every other day. :)
At 10:40 PM ,
Anonymous said...
Salaam,
I am so happy to see you keep you head up in these times. There are people here in the states who think the Iraqi people cannot think for them selves. I am telling you that you are doing a great thing and you are an inspiration to all of us. We love you sis...take care.
Wasalaam,Clifton
At 11:39 PM ,
David said...
I am glad that Iraq had a good day! :) May there be many more in the future!
At 6:04 AM ,
Anonymous said...
I'm brazilian and I hope the peace come soon in Iraq. I love cats too, I have a Maine Coon and a Himalaian. Good luck to all.
At 9:27 AM ,
Anonymous said...
I say Hi to To this splendid Girl, who represents ,not only Iraqies ,but all free thinking people so simply & bravely.
18.12.2005
At 4:12 PM ,
Jack B. said...
I'm happy you and your family had a peaceful day for once, Raghda. May it be the first of many!
And I still look foward to your lovely cats every day.
At 12:41 PM ,
Anonymous said...
hi raghda habibty,
enjoy the peaceful day!!
At 9:45 AM ,
Anonymous said...
Mabrook. Inshallah inta zeina, 3eini.
At 8:31 AM ,
Mister Fedward Hyde said...
be hunnah, let them decide. if it were up to what you are wishing they probably couldn't even vote.
all best to your country Baghdad Girl!
At 11:26 PM ,
Anonymous said...
Happy holidays and/or new year! hope Iraq has more good days in 2006.
At 7:34 AM ,
Faisal ... said...
Nice to know that you are happy. Keep safe - You, your family and your kittens ;-)
At 11:11 AM ,
Anonymous said...
I am happay that thier gril in iraq such that strong to keep there live good keep cool salam
At 9:01 PM ,
Anonymous said...
Good Job...Nice to see the people of Iraq are getting the choices they deserve...
US Soldier in Taji...
At 9:17 AM ,
Anonymous said...
good luck, little angel, good luck. if i weren't an atheist, i'd be praying for you and your country.
best wishes --
from India.
At 4:29 PM ,
Anonymous said...
To me it sounds terrible having to live near bombs going off, I'm lucky I don't have to put up with it! You seem to be putting up with it. Anyway,
Best Wishes,
Anonymous
At 12:13 PM ,
Anonymous said...
I heard about your and your blog on NPR's weekend Morning Edition. Thanks to newsman Scott Simon, all Americans know and love you now, Baghdad Girl.
Best regards,
Caron Ellis
Boulder, Colorado, USA
At 12:21 PM ,
Anonymous said...
Raghda,
I'm glad for your good day. I'm glad you got to feel free from fear for a while. Writing to you from the U.S., I sometimes wonder what the people of America would be thinking if they had to live the way you do - where a day without bombs was a good day.
Anyway, thank you so much for sharing your news with us. Lots of people here in America want to know what it's really like in Baghdad. And of course we are happy to know that you and your beautiful kitties are staying safe.
Bless you,
Jean
At 3:57 PM ,
Anonymous said...
Dear Baghdad Girl,
I love that you are happy! It's good that you are safe and fine, even in so much pollitical muck. There are so many cats that you still haven't posted! When you grow up, are you going to travel all over the world to take pictures of cats? It's good to know the bombs and shootings have stopped, and I hope you will have many more days like this, and many more successful elections, now and forever. It's good to know you're safe, too, even after everything.I wish you Luck, lots and lots of luck, from Conneticut in the USA!
Long Live Iraq and Baghdad Girl!
Isabelle
At 9:47 PM ,
Anonymous said...
US will save the world
Davis
USA
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