I've just returned from Tahrir Square! And WOW, what an amazing experience. Despite being a writer, words fail me. So I'll show you in photos instead.
Excuse me while I go take my post-revolutionary shower! Happy Wednesday, everyone.
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| Egyptian flags clog the air in Tahrir Square. |
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| Me! The slogan on the wall behind me says: 'You can kill me but you can't kill my voice.' |
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| An effigy in the square. |
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| Mr TR waves a flag. |
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| A young revolutionary. |
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| Students sing and dance on a wall built by the military. |
Great pics, Talli! Thanks for sharing! I love that quote spray painted on the wall. You are like a CNN reporter:))
ReplyDeleteTerrific pics! Thanks for posting them, Talli!
ReplyDeleteWow--amazing! I'm surprised to see them out there marching around still, but I guess it was revolutionary, as you said.
ReplyDeleteYou look adorable!
Oh how wonderful to be in the midst of such mega mega change!! Yay!! Wave those flags and be proud!!! And Talli!! You look super duper amazing! Take care
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And it's positive change this time!
ReplyDeleteWow that was some day and those pictures? Thanks for sharing them , we can see first hand just what really happens.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Wow, Talli those photos look amazing. You look fantastic, as always!
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures, Talli. I see that you were *modestly* coiffed. The graffiti says it all, once spoken, you rarely can silence the voice.
ReplyDeleteMr. TR looks all macho and tough, lol!
Sounds like you had a good time, though. You'll have to share some fun things you did with us. :-)
Sia McKye OVER COFFEE
Powerful photos, Talli! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos to capture such mega-change that's going on right now. You look so cute in your outfit!
ReplyDeleteWow, you are so immersed in history as it happens!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing experience. Congrats on having the courage to go. Glad you're home safe.
ReplyDeleteWow! How exciting to be apart of it all! A moment to remember!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I'm just as lost for words...
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos...I could feel the energy.
Jenny @ PEARSON REPORT
That is awesome and I LOVE the saying on the wall behind you. WAY too cool!
ReplyDeleteWhat an energy. You will always remember this, talli!
ReplyDeleteI love the Egyptians, they are so like little children! They deserve the best!
Wow. That's super-duper incredible awesomeness. Just wow.
ReplyDelete<3 Gina Blechman
Wow, what a historical moment to be a part of. Great picks.
ReplyDeleteLove this little birds-eye view of the revolution. Let's hope it comes to a satisfactory conclusion without more loss of life.
ReplyDeleteDenise
I'm sorry...I don't know anything about the revolution there! I feel like...well...a stupid American. Thanks for sharing the pictures though! Now you've got me curious to learn more. :)
ReplyDeleteWoah! How scary. Were you the only woman there?
ReplyDeleteWow! Amazing pictures, Talli. What a cool experience to be there!
ReplyDeleteWow, words fail me too. Amazing photos Talli!
ReplyDeleteWow, what great photos, and what a wonderful experience. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, what great pics! And what a wonderful experience. :)
ReplyDeletePowerful stuff - you look the part, Talli!
ReplyDeleteFab pics, Talli, how amazing to be there, how lovely for you and Mr TR. x
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos...I guess I didn't realize there was still a lot of activity there in the form of crowds, signs, etc. Exciting to be in the middle of it all I'm sure!
ReplyDeleteFantastic pictures!
ReplyDeletei was watching the news and i was all "Talli's there. Maybe i'll see her"
ReplyDeleteHow very cool!
ReplyDeleteWow! Looks like an experience! Stay safe! (says me who walks into the middle of crazy Greek riots by accident ...)
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing experience to be a part of! Wonderful pictures.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures and an experience you'll never forget.
ReplyDeleteNow you are officially a part of history.
ReplyDeleteThat must have been such an amazing experience. Thanks for sharing the pictures!
ReplyDeleteTalli: From all the radio reports here in the U.S. it sounds like a very fluid, dangerous place that is slowly turning around. Thanks for sharing the photos. It's a great way for the rest of us to feel like we were with you on your trip! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Talli .. what an amazing experience .. must be so interesting - over time you'll have some extraordinarily topical things to say .. Great to be a part of it - and I sure hope all turns out well for them.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Hilary
Wonderful, wonderful pictures. What an incredible feeling it must be to actually be there.
ReplyDeleteOh wow Talli! Words practically fail me due to the power of those photographs. An amazing experience and one I doubt you will forget. Stay safe!
ReplyDeleteThat must've been quite an experience. Thanks for sharing it!
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