Calls and Cairo
Several annoying advertisements, weeks of mentally debating over it, and one pleasant phone call later I sit here now in relief and happiness informing you that I have just become a satisfied Vonage customer.
For just $24.99 a month I wil have unlimited local and long distance. I’ve been assigned a local US phone number which means while I’m in Cairo my friends and family from the States won’t have to think twice about calling me :D. All I do is plug in a phone and a computer into my Vonage router, make sure I have high speed internet 90kbps or higher and………dial tone!
:::Lisa is advertising a free give-away of my number to potential prank-callers!:::
(*Cough* It’s a gimmick. You don’t qualify for eligibility unless you mention her in a blog post.)
Warning to Vonage: If I don’t receive my Vonage device by tomorrow as promised and paid for, then I take back everything I said about being a happy customer.
I will miss you so badly =’(
Omg you’re leaving already?! I remember the last time I asked it seemed ages away. Ages! I miss you already. :(
Man alladhi yasma3ni fi kulli shay’? Na3m, Kawla mawjoodah, wa lakin hiya majnoonah. :P
Guess Who - I know you and your family called to speak to me the other day. I’m sorry I wasn’t home for that! Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeee pass my love and salaams all around. I’ll miss you so much, but don’t worry we’ll keep in touch insha’Allah. I hope one day I can pay you back for all the thoughtfulness and loyalty you’ve shown me even though I do not deserve even an ounce of it.
Editor- Mish Ma’-ool! Bukra aakhir yawm liyya hina! SubhanAllah.
Yep kawla is good company. Crazy as she is, hiya gameela awee !
Lol, I know I should be practicing fus-ha but Egyptian is just so much fun.