found notebook from the nineteen hundreds
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I recently found this sketchpad under a pile of books. It had always been there-I see it all the time-but I never thought to look in it. What I found was a barely filled book of drawings, but more outstandingly, ideas; from being the King of my own little island (not a Queen, and don’t ask me why) to the embryonic stage of a plan to direct an Oscar Wilde play. It’s an older sketchbook, dating from the late 1990s. I know that because my son was a baby in the sketch of him sleeping. The book is large and a bit awkward. I don’t know if I’ll ever use it again for anything, it’s too big.
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some story suggestions to myself
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broken pen
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didn’t go far
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i got there first
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baby boy sleeping
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i like this
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i really don’t know what i was talking about
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writing backwards
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not just for the thomas mores
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Category: Sketchbook, slideshows
Tags: broken, format, idealism, ink, island, Kuwait, large, oscar wilde, pen, perfection, play, Sketchbook, thomas more, utopia
prettygreenbullet 
I love all of your work, Ghadah. Each little line captures a moment, a thought…. all part of the rich tapestry that is Ghadah, which in turn, fuels our lives. I have felt your presence since I met you. Now I know why.
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thank you, stacey. it’s a good thing for me to feel that my work is reaching people. it drives me that people look at my work and appreciate it one way or another.
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allah! it is snowing here! :D
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I’ve recently found out about you and your work(s) and quite frankly I’m inspired!
the concepts and ideas you propose are quite surreal, looking forward to your updates!
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i’m glad you’re inspired. it makes me happy :)
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