Justin Sirois's Blog, page 57
April 12, 2012
Michael Kimball asks Haneen Alshujairy
Michael Kimball:
What was it like to be a 13-year-old girl and leaving Baghdad in the midst of a war?
Haneen Alshujairy: The leaving part was not the scary part to be honest, the worst part was the nights of the war itself; going to bed not knowing if I'll wake up the next morning or not was the scary part. I was just like you said, thirteen years old, so my imagination took the best of me. You can only imagine the thoughts that were going through my head each time I heard the sound of a...
April 11, 2012
Edward Mullany asks Haneen Alshujairy
Edward Mullany: Is there one thing you fear most, or more than other things?
Haneen Alshujairy: I think the thing that comes on top of my list is FISH.I know it's weird and kind of funny too, but it's very real. I'm telling you, Edward, I can not look at fish. Not even if it was drawn on a tuna box. And here's why: When I was little my family and some friends of the family all went on a trip to a very nice place in Iraq, it was a small beach with a big lake that families go to during the...
April 10, 2012
April 9, 2012
Zach Dodson asks Haneen Alshujairy
Zach Dodson
What's your top score in fruit ninja?Mine's 1384, in arcade mode, but it was a very lucky game after a LOT of wastedtime.
Haneen Alshujairy
The best score I gotplaying fruit ninja was 305. Not so good, I know but ask me about Angry Birds, and I'll give you a headache talking about my accomplishments playingthat game.
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April 6, 2012
Mike Young asks Haneen Alshujairy
Mike Young
My name is Mike, and we're Facebookfriends! Justin Sirois emailed some folks asking them if they'd like to ask youone question about your life, and I said yes, that sounds fun, so here goes.What is one thing you miss from your daily routine as a kid that you wish werein your daily routine as an adult?
I am asking this because it's Spring outside in Baltimore and I just gotcoffee, but I realized walking around that there used to be this 3-foot highpark wall that I would walk on while...
