This is an old international quote, which has been in my thoughts over the past few years. As a cultural wave has begun everybody wants to be  famous even if they do not have any skills. I cannot understand why people want to become famous in a bad way and keep  thinking. Is this trend going to continue? 
 
 These days people are crazy about the idea of being "famous". I know a lot of people who have become known for nothing, they just show people their stupid life. You have to do a lot of silly things and you will be  famous. People around the world are obsessed with celebrities, and their numbers are increasing day by day. 
 
 Why don't people just stop following celebrities for nothing ? I'm sure if we just stop following their steps and pay attention to their personal life, they will stop showing us their trivial fake life and pretend to make it look perfect, cause nobody really cares. 
 
 Moreover, they are not only wasting their time by showing us stupid things, this is not a problem for them , they really want to become famous,  but they waste our time by following them and watching their lives. We support them without knowledge. 
 
 On the other hand, they earn lots of money from this fake fame,  it's the source of their living. It seems like everyone is obsessed with money and fame. 
 
 Honestly,  I'm concerned that we are going to continue this trend. Some people may disagree with me. They will say they are entertaining us, if you dislike them don't follow them, I hear that all the time. Yes, we will do that, but stop forcing us to watch them by showing them on all social media. 

:Celebrities provide us with good role models (Ahmed Al Shugairi)
 * When I watched famous personality's program Ahmed Al Shugairi who refuses to be a preacher,  l felt that he was my best role model because I thought that he was religiously committed since childhood. 
 -He was from Jeddah but he was Palestinian. 
 -He studied Business Administration in California. 
 -He was un committed young man and (متهاون) in his religious duties.
 -He was very smoking man (Harmful) but he had best friends who guided to the right way. 
 -His first step to prayer when he's twenty-one years old. 
 -At the age of twenty-two , it was the beginning of his interest in reading. 
 -When he was twenty-seven years old,  he quit smoking and become more clear mind. 
 -His first program (Yalla Shabab) when he's twenty-nine years old. 
 -At thirty-two , he joined in course with Dr. Tarek Al Suwaidan entitled (Arrange your life ). 
 *At last :
 Ahmed Al Shugairi didn't realize volume effect of fame on him,  and communication with scientists because they representing encyclopedia of thousands books. 
 So that …
 He was and he still my good role models.

 

He was from Jeddah, but he was Palestinian who studied Business Administration in California. In addition, he was an uncommitted young man and negligent in his religious duties. Also, was a heavy smoker and that is harmful, but he had some great friends who guided him to the right path.

 
  He first started praying at the age of twenty-one and quit smoking at the age of twenty-seven. Moreover, and beginning of his interest in reading was at the age of twenty-two.

  On the other hand, he started his first program (Yalla Shabab) when he was twenty-nine years old and at thirty-two, he participated in a course with Dr. Tarek Al Suwaidan, entitled (Arrange your life ).

 
  In conclusion, Ahmed Al Shugairi did not let fame affect him in a negative way, so he was and still is my good role model.

 

 

It is widely believed that famous people have a wonderful life with no worries or problems. But is being famous so easy?

The greatest advantage of being famous is that celebrities are usually very rich so they have easier life than other people. They live in beautiful houses maintained by housekeepers, gardeners, cooks and other servants. They do not have to worry about paying bills, can afford the best clothes and drive the latest models of fast cars. What is more, they spend their holidays in expensive resorts, get the best hotel rooms and the most efficient service.
Secondly, when you are famous, your name is known by everyone. Then, you are invited to the best parties and meet other celebrities. Your fans send you letters to tell you how much they admire you.
However, being recognized by everyone in the street can be annoying. Famous people have no privacy, paparazzi try to photograph them all the time, people stop them in the street, asking for an autograph.
Fame carries also worry about your own safety and the safety of your family. There is always a danger that a crazy fan may try to kidnap or 🤬 you or your children, so it is necessary to employ bodyguards.

All in all, fame may be nice but not an easy thing to live with. You have money but you do not feel safe, you have friends and fans but you can never be sure if they like you for who you are or for your money.

I visited with my family your restaurant in 2 January to celebrate my brother’s birthday.unfortunately, the low standard food quality in your restaurant really watered down our spirits.

The dinner started off in a very disappointing way when we were served some tasteless cold fluid which was passed off as sweet -corn soup. The starters we ordered were rather oil-dripping,thought we had clearly ordered for fat-free food.

The main course tasted equally bad. Thought we had ordered an assortment of vegetarian as well as non-vegetarian snacks, and take our world on that, they all seemed to tast the same.

The only plus said only was the well-mannered services that evening and the friendly way in which your waiters patiently heard our numerous complaints.

I hope in future the quality of your food is able to match up to the quality of your service.

     Yours faithfully 

Ethiopia is known of being one of the leading countries in producing coffee. My love of drinking coffee flew me there to taste and enjoy the coffee at it's first quality. 

"We call it banna" said my friend and guide Victoria , she is a lover of coffee as well. She added "drinking banna has special rituals" .

I enjoyed learning how coffee is made, green coffee is roasted and hand grinded then boiled on coal , then served in handleless  cups all done is traditional setup with small chairs and tables. Not to forget coffee in Ethiopia is served with pop corn! .

Whatever words I use , I won't be able to describe the mind blowing smell and unforgettable taste.

'Being famous' has more disadvantages than advantages. 

As most of people when I was a child I wanted to be famous and rich , I wanted people to recognise me and hope to see me , at that time I was planning to be a fashion designer. But now I don't think that I want to be this famous anymore! It's nice to be known and I'll love to meet alot of people who love me , but can I be comfortable If I have no private life? I don't think so! This is the most annoying part of the disadvantages of being famous. 

Anyone will want to have some space and personal private life with out feeling that somebody there watching you! 

Another disturbing thing you will be always expecting to hear new rumors and news about you that you don't even know about yourself. 

I bet that there are alot of advantages about being famous, but unfortunately this life isn't for me. 

On the 25 of July two g

Letter of complaint 

Dear Sir/Madam,

On 7th of January my friends and I wanted to have lunch at your restaurant, I hoped it to be the best lunch ever because it was my birthday, but unfortunately it was a disaster. 

At first we waited for more than 25 minutes until someone of the waitres finally showed up to take the order , and then we waited an hour to have our drinks.

We were starving and we couldn't wait any longer so we asked the waiter where is the food? And he answered us rudely that we need to wait more time! 

We would have waited if he had answered with some respect, but after his rudeness we asked for the drinks bill and he wanted us to pay for the food that we didn't even see!

The most important thing for a restaurant isn't just delicious food! To keep the good reputation of your restaurant you need to employ a kind waiters who knows how to treat your customers.

I had to write you about what happened with us so you might do something to improve your restaurant.

Yours faithfully 

Zainab Ghoname 

Proposal for the location of a company's new coffee area.

Dear Mohamed Ghoname,

You asked me to write a proposal for the location of the company's new coffee area , I checked up the two places and I'll tell you now what are my notes about it.

At first let me tell you about the storeroom, what I think is useful that it already has running water and that will save us time and money, but I didn't like that it has no windows! Which I think is very important for a coffee area.

Now let me tell you about the other option, the unused office, l loved it.

It's spacious there is natural light and there is room for seating.

Well we need to buy chairs and tables and there isn't running water in there, but I think it's much better than the storeroom.

I hope that I could help you with my opinion to choose between the two places.

Yours sincerely,

Zainab Tawfik 

 

 

Dear Mohamed Ghoname,

 

You asked for my help to write a proposal for the location of the company's new coffee area , I checked the two places and I will tell you now what are my notes about it.

At first let me tell you about the storeroom, I think it is useful that it already has running water and that will save us time and money, but I didn't like that it has no windows! Which I think is very important for a coffee area.

Now let me tell you about the other option, the unused office, l loved it.

It's spacious, there is natural light and there is space for seating.

In addition, we need to buy chairs and tables and there isn't running water in there, but I think it's much better than the storeroom.

I hope I helped you with my opinion to choose between the two places.

 

Yours sincerely,

 

Zainab Tawfik 

Ethiopia is known of being one of the leading countries in producing coffee. My love for drinking coffee flew me there to taste and enjoy the coffee at its fine quality. 

"We call it Banna" said my friend and guide Victoria , she is a lover of coffee as well. She added "drinking Banna has special rituals" .

I enjoyed learning how coffee is made, green coffee is roasted and hand grinded then boiled on coal , then served in handleless cups all done is traditional setup with small chairs and tables. Not to forget coffee in Ethiopia is served with pop corn! .

Whatever words I use, I won't be able to describe the mind blowing smell and unforgettable taste.

 

I visited your restaurant with my family on January 2^nd  to celebrate my brother’s birthday. Unfortunately, the low standard food  and the bad quality in your restaurant really watered down our spirits.

 

The dinner started off in a very disappointing way when we were served some tasteless cold fluid which was passed off as sweet -corn soup. The starters we ordered were rather oil-dripping, thought we had clearly ordered fat-free food.

The main course tasted equally bad. We had ordered an assortment of vegetarian as well as non-vegetarian snacks and they all seemed to taste the same.

 

The only good thing in your restaurant was the well-mannered staff and the good service that evening and the friendly way in which your waiters patiently heard our numerous complaints.

I hope in future the quality of your food is able to match up to the quality of your service.

 

     Yours sincerely,

 

Dalal