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Three-plus years on from the explosion, it feels like the expectation for a rebirth in Beirut is wavering.  There are signs...

As I walked through an Armenian section of Beirut, the big bold white letters of a restaurant caught my attention.  Initially,...

I stood looking at a scene that transcended centuries.  Columns from the Roman era dominated the foreground.  Beyond the columns, I could...

I love kitchens, especially ones with wood-fired ovens, gas stoves, and space for people in love with all things cooking...

A store that has been in the area for more than fifty years, commissioned a piece of art that hangs...

‘You are so close.  Do not be discouraged.  You are almost there.” The unsolicited comment a few days ago is still ringing...

As I walked through the old city centre of Beirut, the shells of buildings remained.  Streets are eerily quiet except for...

I have no idea who the statue used for inspiration.  I would love to meet her for a simple reason, her...

I have come to appreciate the sounds of church bells and the Islamic calls to prayer.  Each invites me to look...

The centre of Beirut can be viewed through three different lenses.   First are the restored and recreated.  From the aftermath of...