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Dearest fellow livejournal expatriates (whom I know still creep around this site),
Summer has been a joyous season, but who cares.
To make up for the brevity of this post, I will share with you two images from the current New York Times front page. I find them to be most brutal.
Two brothers from the Shaito family waited Sunday at a hospital in Tyre, Lebanon. Three of their relatives died while fleeing north when their van was struck by an Israeli missile.
Ali Shaito implored his mother, Muntaha, to stay conscious as she lay near death from shrapnel wounds.
It seems that durring the course of my writing this post, the New York Times has changed its cover article. I am also teething in my bottom right wisdom tooth.
Cheers,
Borna
Summer has been a joyous season, but who cares.
To make up for the brevity of this post, I will share with you two images from the current New York Times front page. I find them to be most brutal.
Two brothers from the Shaito family waited Sunday at a hospital in Tyre, Lebanon. Three of their relatives died while fleeing north when their van was struck by an Israeli missile.
Ali Shaito implored his mother, Muntaha, to stay conscious as she lay near death from shrapnel wounds.
It seems that durring the course of my writing this post, the New York Times has changed its cover article. I am also teething in my bottom right wisdom tooth.
Cheers,
Borna