ChemicalSunflower

Hello, lovely people of dA! It's been a veeeery long time since I've been active here, and those of you who do not spend their days living in their own dreamworld (this is something I am often guilty of, and do not at all discourage ;)) can probably guess why. Hectic times here in Egypt, though not in a bad way at all. A lot has happened, and I shall not bore you with all the details, the most important thing is that Egypt, and all of the Middle East, is changing. And that's been long overdue. I have missed you all so terribly much, and unfortunately I won't be able to be as active on dA as I used to be. As this is being typed (in complet

Mubarak stepped down! :la: :la: :la: :la: :party: :la: :la: :la: :la: The Armed Forces are taking over for now, I'll update later! :D WOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOO! :heart:

I hope you're all doing well. As you may have heard, the situation in Egypt is not stable, and I just thought I'd post a quick journal to let those of you who are interested know what's going on. Basically, the upraise in Tunisia sparked something here in Egypt, something that's been oppressed for way too long. The President, or the dictator, or whatever you choose to call him, has been ruling Egypt for 30 years, and the living conditions have been abysmal, to say the least. People live on under 2 LE a day, which is about 50 cents. People can't find jobs, people call the streets their home. And now, we're finally speaking up. We, as Egyptia