I don’t know, may be a whole year passed since my last on air phone call or so. I simply got drifted with sheets, reports, assignments, projects, exams.. etc. so I quit even following the radio!
However, today I got one SMS from a friend, asking to open up “eza3t el a3’ani” because Fareed el Atrash singing :D (Fareed oho, aha, ya 7eta mn albi, oho, aha). Coincidently, my radio dial was tuned to “el bernamg el thakafi” (the cultural program) when I heard a voice I felt quite familiar to. Guess what, I haven’t lost my abilities yet; Can’t forget a voice I once heard, and was true. He was Alaa speaking about blogs.
So, listened to the on going convo. Was pretty nice, however, I didn’t like the phone calls 5als! Was when I heated up, gripped the phone.. Viola, now on air..
Guess I was a bit shaky while talking at first.. PEOPLE! That’s my 1st time ever to talk on air in Arabic on an Egyptian radio station :D the only Arabic time I did was 2 years ago in DW, and in an issue away from blogging, plus, it was recorded.
(PITY ME! I haven't recorded that... hate to be in a hurry always)
Anyways, today was strange enough for me to end up having such an un-expected call (may be I’d talk about the day later).
Now, Off to go study comm. Systems (elli mesh bayn laha awl mn a5r!)
Ps: thanks ya Alaa for the push ;)
However, today I got one SMS from a friend, asking to open up “eza3t el a3’ani” because Fareed el Atrash singing :D (Fareed oho, aha, ya 7eta mn albi, oho, aha). Coincidently, my radio dial was tuned to “el bernamg el thakafi” (the cultural program) when I heard a voice I felt quite familiar to. Guess what, I haven’t lost my abilities yet; Can’t forget a voice I once heard, and was true. He was Alaa speaking about blogs.
So, listened to the on going convo. Was pretty nice, however, I didn’t like the phone calls 5als! Was when I heated up, gripped the phone.. Viola, now on air..
Guess I was a bit shaky while talking at first.. PEOPLE! That’s my 1st time ever to talk on air in Arabic on an Egyptian radio station :D the only Arabic time I did was 2 years ago in DW, and in an issue away from blogging, plus, it was recorded.
(PITY ME! I haven't recorded that... hate to be in a hurry always)
Anyways, today was strange enough for me to end up having such an un-expected call (may be I’d talk about the day later).
Now, Off to go study comm. Systems (elli mesh bayn laha awl mn a5r!)
Ps: thanks ya Alaa for the push ;)
6 comments:
I never called a show on the radio , always thought it is a so far idea of me.
but like to hear what people say and combine these ideas into one large idea, although i am a big fan of the Music station and can't stop litening to it.
I've been calling radio ever since i was, hmm 14! i dont remember...
i had my radio when i was in 4th primary, and ever since haven't stopped listneing but for the last year and half due studies w keda.. :)
YOU should try it sometimes, it added to me ALOT..
have a nice day ;)
hi blue :) i like ur blogs a lot the arabic and the english , mas2 allah u r good at writing , i listen to the radio since i was 17 we bamoot fe OK and AG shows we late night cartoon bas bardo 3omry ma fakart ashrek 7ata fe el fourm :$ dayman mesh ba3rf a3bar fa bafdal a2ra we asm3 bas ;)
you reminded me when i was in thanawya amma, i used to listen to a program on the European program each sunday night at 1am, it was about slang English, and i called them about 2 or 3 times.
Ahh that was nice days
ps:never listened to the program after entering ASU Eng. faculty
I must be sure now, u r ramy on hasdot, right?
Yup, i used to call youmna sama7a ALOT... and there were couple of times was about to meet her, w y7sal zorof :S
btw :D u might have heard of blueberry or bluelue, did you?
Yes i am the ramy on hasdot,and i didn't hear anything about blueberry or bluelue (except your blog name)
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