Happy New Year, Everybody
New year brings a big happiness to children and for me who did not know what happened to his Lab Tap it was really not so welcome.. Because everywhere closed and I should take a damaged computer to Italy if by chance one of my friends over there can be a hand to help.
I was supposed to go to Rasht but when my brother told that they would rather to go to Isfahan, I changed my mind and Friday afternoon I went to look for Haft Seen items arrived Friday evening and finally we managed the Haft Seen on a nice tabkle and we celebrate together the new year However the strange weather of last days of winter changed the face of Tehran totally different. The big surprise was the snow falling down at the same moment new year has started. The city became white in less than half an.hour. So New year brouth happiness to me as well.This is iranian tradition to start the year by happiness although I don’t know why the way to happiness are so pain. We used to wish always Happy New Year to everybody.
About Me
- rezags
- Born on May 2nd in a small town of Gilan province in north of Iran names Soume'eh Sara.I was 6 years old, when my family decided to move to Rasht. So, a scene of a house with a big never end garden in front of a large hall,which was my world up to that age, remains as a memory of my childhood in Soume'eh Sara!Rasht was a new discovery and new world.I learnt to take my own place in a new society! That was the first challenge for a boy to upgrade himself in a higher level in life style! After the high school,I qualified to study in university in Tehran. A new migration! And now, living in this metropolis, doing businesses in Stone sectors and construction.It became a habit for me to try a new experience in a new society! The discovery of ninety decade was Carrara, in Tuscany where is a marble town located between Alp ranks and Mediterranean sea.These years Marina Di Carrara, is my second home! However for a professional traveler, it might be so difficult to emphasize where is his favorite place for living!
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