Fire

آری، آری ، زندگی زیباست زندگی آتشگهی دیرنده پا برجاست گر بیفروزیش، رقص شعله اش در هر کران پیداست ورنه، خاموش است وخاموشی گناه ماست سیاوش کسرایی / / / / / Life is like fire, can burns forever. If we turn it on we can see flame dances from far away, other wise its dark and thats our fault.

Persian night in Wonderland

1- Couple of guys and grils were wearing Iranian flag, it just gives me a proud feeling. :)

2- There were ppl who were wearing a hat with Canadian maple leaf, a T-shirt of Manchester United or Brazilian national soccer team, and a neckless of Iranian map.!!!!

3- I saw couple of " hamvelayaties" who was with bikinies, or some guys who didn't wear a shirt, at the beginign i was kinda shock, I didn't think thats very proper way of dressing up.
And then I thought just beacuse those ppl speak farsi, it doesn't mean that they can't wear what they want, and thats not my job to interfer others life, jsut because we share the same history or....

3- The funniest thing was I missed listening to english conversations!!! almost every body I saw was talking in diffrent languages, from farsi to turkish and arabic, till spanish and some languges I didn't have any clue.

U know thats what I love about canada, ppl speak any langaouge but English!!!!!

ppl were wearing diffrent dresses from neckless to t-shirt that has map of thier countries or their flags, and from bikini to "chadore siah" (and I really couldn't underestand that how women can bear it wearing couple of black hejab on top of each other under that hot summer day, there was nothing wrong with wearing light color hejabs but nobody did that) i also saw a girl who was wearing black pans, and " mantoo" but she took off her " roosari" i was thiking if she doesn't belive why she is wearing it, and then i thougth maybe her dad or....

4- The saddest thing I saw was a 4-5 years old "hamvelayati" girl who her beautiful dark hair was dyed blond. When I looked at her mom, her hair was completely blond...