أخذك الكتاب خلال 100 صفحة من القطع المتوسط في رحلة مع الحياة، ستعلم أن كل شيء سيمر وستشكر الموقف الذي حرك فيك المشاعر ليحرك معه قلمك حتى ينسج من تلك الفكرة كلمة، وتؤمن بأنه لا انهزام ولا استسلام مهما كانت الظروف.
دومًا ننتظر شخصًا ما.. نظن أن بوجوده تتبدّد كافة أوجاعنا ويغمرنا السلام، ونتوهّم أننا حينها سنشعر بالاكتمال! وتصفعنا الحقيقة أن ذاك الشخص الذي رأينا فيه المنقذ.. ربما هو من يمنحنا خيبتنا الكبرى.. وبدلًا من أن نُزهِر بجواره.. قد نذبل.. وننزوي.. ونتلاشى.. ونذوب
So we don't forget Corona:
A detailed narrative narration about our lives that we were living peacefully in this world before the Corona crisis, and then suddenly the conditions of the entire world changed from one state to another, and they tended to make different commitments, which were previously rejected, and people were forced to accept them in their current time. This book talks about realistic stories of life and its forms and how we lived it and the whole world lived it at the time of the Corona crisis that struck the world in the year 2020 AD, and the year 2021 AD, which correspond to 1441 AH and 1442 of the Hijri year. All the details of that life, the injuries, people’s dealings with them, and how we watched and observed the positions of peoples, countries, and everyone during this period. It is a book that speaks to those who will come after us and describes to them what our situation was like during this period.
Engineering literature:
Between literature and engineering..
My conviction is that integration enhances and consolidates what is right, because it breaks down the imaginary barriers between specializations, and opens up unlimited horizons for ideas, creating a new environment for innovation.
The content of this book is examples that I experienced in my studies, specialty, job, interests, hobbies, and volunteering, all of which confirm the meaning of the importance of integration that I expressed in the engineering literature equation.
Your eyes are a sea whose magic has no banks:
And now, with the storm of change reaching its climax, the ship of my life has tilted and deviated from its course. I have lost control of its rudder and sails amidst the vortex of daily routine, which our opposing circumstances wanted to come between me and my husband, Harib, most of the time. Each of us has the features of his day that are different from the other, and after my dreams were painting in my imagination a picture of complete compatibility. We have day and night, but the winds rarely bring what the ships desire.
