Talk about the house you grew up in, describing all the rooms in detail

Although I left Lebanon when I was 10 years old, I still remember the house in which I was born and raised. The house consisted of two floors, and in front of it was a small garden in which I used to play and run. The house was not big, but it was beautiful and I felt very comfortable in it. I can still remember most of the rooms on the first floor as the kitchen, the sitting room, and the dining room. As for the second floor, it included my bedroom and my parents' bedroom, in addition to a large bathroom. I have lived in many houses in many countries since that time, but I will never forget that humble house where I spent the most beautiful years of my childhood.

Talk about the most beautiful trip you have taken, describing the place you visited as well as any memories you may have retained from that trip.

At the beginning of September 2014, my father decided to take me with him to visit Algeria: the country that I had dreamed of visiting since my childhood. This flight was on board Algerian Airlines, and I remember that the plane landed us at Houari Boumediene International Airport at around one o'clock in the afternoon. We stayed the whole trip at the Adger Hotel which is a 15 minute drive from the airport. In the next five days, my father and I explored the sky-bound mountains of Algeria, their white peaks overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. For me, this trip was one of the most wonderful moments of my life because it allowed me to fulfill my childhood dream and because it gave me the opportunity to spend quality time with my father, who moved to His Almighty’s mercy in the following year.

He spoke about the negative effects of electronic games in our time, especially with regard to children and the new generation, who have become accustomed to using technology regularly in their daily life.

Electronic games invaded almost every home, and everyone, adults and children, started playing these games, and electronic games have negative effects on those who play them with many damages, including: They cause many damages to human memory, so that they affect memory health in the long run. It may also cause introversion and isolation from the outside world, as he will prefer to stay in front of the screen and play rather than interact with others. As for children, I think that being affected by violent electronic games may lead to their tendency to be violent and aggressive in dealing with others. And last but not least, the presence of unfamiliar ideas for our society in imported electronic games may lead to seeing many prohibited matters without supervision, and thus adopting an abnormal personality in the future. Electronic games are a double-edged sword, so no matter how enjoyable playing is, it can sometimes be harmful and sad.