Okay, you know what? I don't know what these are. There are quite a few items of unidentifiable purposes sold at the Khan.
posted by Sasha @ 21:54
Cairo 2005
17 year-old girl, one summer, a city of 20 million, and an intensive Arabic program at the American University in Cairo. Cairo...according to Fodor's "is a city with a deeply human touch, unique among the megalopolises of the world. Gregarious and fatalistic, Cairenes give this city its warmth...there is hardly a superlative too vast to capture the epic scale...the chaotic rhythm will enforce this impression, threatening to overwhelm you." Well, I'm EXCITED.
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Okay, you know what? I don't know what these are. There are quite a few items of unidentifiable purposes sold at the Khan.
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Dad here. Are you sure this isn't where all the surplus Hingham GALs trophies end up?
These are called Shisha's. Or the hubbly bubbly. When I was at Khan El Kalili last year I had the opportunity to smoke the apple flavored tobacco. Pretty good, and I am not a smoker in the least.
Ms Roth, Amirah and Dad--
Okay, so hookahs, sheesha, hubbly bubblies. That was a possibility.
They looked like they could be sheeshas, but they looked too small. Or like candle holders. Or flower vases.
And I have never, will never smoke them either. People either adore them (even buying them to take home) or say they give you headaches.
Sash
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