Twenty-Six

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I’m 26 and I’m still here. I’m still not sure where I’m going next, and I’m still not sure where I will be for my next birthday. I’m not sure about anything anymore. Here’s to the waiting, uncertainty, and lifelong dreams…

18 thoughts on “Twenty-Six”

  3. According to my experience, your words are typical symptoms of someone either about to graduate, or about to get married ;)

  8. Happy Birthday to you!
    Having son your same age, I’d suggest you do what he did to celebrate- go to a nice Pacific Island, soak some sun and meet a completely different set of people and immerse yourself in everything for a few days- changes perspectives these types of trips…

  11. Happy birthday. Hope you’ll have a great day. Wishing you all the best – and hopeing those dreams of yours will come true.

  13. I’m 48 and I’m out. I know where I was before but don’t have the slightest idea as to why I was there in the first place. I don’t know where I’m headed in this great country of ours we call Saudi and nothing seems to matter or is clear anymore .

  15. Happy Birthday Ahmad and many happy returns, uncertainty is the norm and knowing is the exception, I’d say you are doing well despite the uncertainty…

  16. Happy Birthday, Ahmad. I love your blog, which I’ve been dipping into off and on for quite a while. I wish I’d known about it when I was researching my novel, The Burning Veil, just out. I can’t remember 26 very well–one child, living in Beirut–My very best wishes.

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