In every parts of this town, in the middle of streets, inside the parks, on the pavements, you find stone plates that show once there was a family living there, unaware that one day the flood of racism, prejudice and ignorance will terminate everything in their life.
Do you understand what's being happening in Egypt? its' similar to tonight's Thunderstorm - Rain. it comes and washes everything in its way. we - Iranians - know what will happen in Arabic Springs. we hold 35 years of experience with theocratic dictatorship!
And I am back into Germany, In Train, in the way near Göttingen I was listening to an Internet Radio playing Schubert Symphony No2. Do you know that indeed Schubert was a gay? Yes, the train was crossing the hills of central Germany, the most beautiful place of the world I have ever seen and I was thinking to the last six days of my journey in Iran that I had problem with my passport, struggling with the government on its official problems. I finally got my passport and I came out victorious, breathed a sigh of relief! A couple of hours before these moments when I arrived into Frankfurt Airport, I messaged Franz (A friend of mine) that “you western people don’t realize pleasure of breathing in a free land!”
About the photo: I went to “Ab o Atash” (Water and Fire) Park of Tehran to take some photos of around, suddenly some 4-5 years old kids surrounded me asking to take a photo of them. I said: 1-2-Sib, they answered: Sib
(Sib in Persian means Apple and I said this word to make them laughing!)