Saturday Dewaneya
I passed by my cousin’s Dewaneya like every saturday, always looking forward to it at the end of the day! This time I decided to take my time and not show up at 8:00pm instead I showed up at 9:00pm and I’m happy I wasn’t the first person there. I have been annoying my cousin about his unfashionably late arrivals at this dewaneya, I think after a few years he has gotten a bit of the hint!
This night was a very good night, for the first time I wasn’t feeling sleepy by 10pm, its probably because I slept early! We were only a few guys eating dinner but just as we were finishing more and more people showed up and it was fun. Conversations flying left and right, covering multiple topics, and a good amount of fun. I wish I could stay longer but having to wake up early is a killer. Always good to go to a dewaneya with a good bunch of guys.
N.
3awafy!
Muh'd M. Mansour
I’m going to own Dewaniya at my backyard here in Countryside Egypt. I think it’s a nice tradition.
bon appetit
Amjad
Muh’d M. Mansour: very nice indeed .. This is one thing I like about Kuwaitis. The Diwaniya thing is common in Kuwait.
Too sad we don’t see this here in Oman as much as Kuwait. We do have some of them, a diwanya is called Sabla in Oman. And that’s seen in countrysides more than the city, Muscat. But it’s nice anyway!
Marzouq
N.: Alah e3afeech!
Muh’d M. Mansour: yeah its a good tradition! Thanks
Amjad: yeah its always a nice thing, in Kuwait we have a lot of them!
zahed
we want the same food in the dewaniyahhh plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz on wednesday
Angelo
I don’t see a videogame console in the picture. So your Dewaniyah isn’t like “sho’3el 3aba6″…it is a legitimate one…nice :)
Laialy_q8
first of all you took 3 pictures of the guy with the black shoes, he must be important :p
second the guy with the brown socks 7adda a7isah old school very matchy matchy :p
Marzouq
Zahed: NO SOUP FOR YOU!
Angelo: yup it is! hehehe!
Laialy: looooooool! Not that important he was just in the way! I thought that looked good no idea about the matchy and old school!!! hehehe
Lady Bee
il akeel yeshawwwig! bil 3afyaa
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