Nino Frewat

These are the things that have influence me, or that I don't get tired from reading because they amuse me, or because I keep learning something from them. I wish I can take all those with me, when I leave this incorruptible country, but I doubt it.(bike?). I will keep adding to this list, here or on my blogs. I used to frequently write blogs, but I haven't in a while; I'm going to do it again now.

Clockwise (bottom left)
Emilie Nasrallah Touyour Ayloul (Birds of September), Jean Genet Le Balcon, Simenon Le Tout Maigret Volume 1, Zola Pot Bouille, Kafka Le Chateau, Balzac La Recherche de l'Absolu, Jean Guitton Dieu et la Science, Kundera L'Ignorance, Sartre La Nausee, Camus L'Etranger, Hans Kung Etre Chretien, ipod Nano, Bike, Fisk The Great War for Civilization, Martin Luther Christian Liberty, The Communist Manifesto, Gaston, Asterix, Tintin, Le Geant (unpublished anymore).

I don't like to focus on one thing. Some weeks I'm immersed in books, others I'm just watching stupid chick-series. But it's safe to say I love to read, and to listen to music. Almost everything I experience evolves with me, I have some stable preferences, but even those, I wonder how long they'll remain my favorites.
I reveal everything on this page anyways.


I love to drink coffee, but I hate having it "seda" meaning without some additions; either an ipod or a book. I can say I'm taking pics now, as my updated photos section shows. I am learning to enjoy this more than to compete in it, as I understand that I am not made for shooting, but at least I can try to see things the way I want to see them.

I'm catching up on current things now. That's a bit new with me. I grew up on encyclopedias and reading 19th century lit books at the recent. As I do this I find myself opening up more to the "left" side of society. This is another thing that I thought would never change with me, but it did. I used to think I'll be forever an extreme rightist...

I do believe that modern society estranges us. I think that if we don't force ourselves to work for something higher, whether we see it or we don't, something that drains us of our energy and conquers our time, that we will end up, if not destroyed, at least marginalized.

Being out when its raining or when the nature is alive with clouds and wind and preparing for a storm is a joy for me. I love the real autumn days in Lebanon but we don't have a true fall season.