To "K"

Under a vast Sky - for you "K".

Comments

Anonymous said…
It's not "K" and it's not "salsa"...

Please come back.
2:38 AM
Anonymous said…
KMWR--This, too, is a wonderful song. But, I noticed Munir Bashir has disappeared from your blog!! Or, am I imagining it was there in the first place??!!
4:11 AM
Sinbad said…
It’s Mesmerizing - thank you Layla for awarding us such a beautiful Morning.
6:45 AM
Anonymous said…
Mi querida Layla,

No tengo las palabras para expressarme ... solo ...NOSOTRAS VIVIRE, y podemos encontrar LA LIBERTAD.

Muchas gracias por este articulo - no es solo mia, pero es nosotras ...

Con mucho amor, abrazos y besos, mi muy querida amiga ... Podemos bailar el tengo baja las estrellas!

En solidaridad con usted y con su hermosa tierra y su pueblo.
6:46 AM
Anonymous said…
My cat is a damn good dancer.
7:42 AM
Anonymous said…
hi leyla how r u?
12:09 PM
Layla Anwar said…
anonymous 1

Huh ? Come back where ?
10:23 PM
Layla Anwar said…
KMWR,

You are imagining that the Munir Bachir piece has disappeared.
It is still there, under the Blog archive. Glad you like Celia Cruz, the Queen of Salsa.
10:24 PM
Layla Anwar said…
SinBad,

All the pleasure is mine Captain.
Still waiting for my sailing lesson no.1.
10:25 PM
Layla Anwar said…
"K"

Wow, more surprises. I had no idea you are so fluent in Spanish.
I am happy you like it. It came from the Heart.
Bless you and yours.
10:26 PM
Layla Anwar said…
anonymous 2

Can he salsa though ?
10:26 PM
Layla Anwar said…
yasseench.

Hello, am fine thanks. But how many times do I need to repeat that my name is LAYLA and not LEYLA ?
Thanks for noting it down.
10:27 PM
Anonymous said…
Layla,

Are you still crying for blood? Here is some news for you: Video of Baghdad teeming with hope

Now what do you have to say about the turnaround in Iraq?

I'll bet the shopkeepers and their customers in the video would be pretty upset if you had any success in resurrecting the insurgency.

It is ironic that the rest of the world is in a financial crisis while Iraq is now flush with cash. You still want to take that away?

Greg from USA
11:28 PM
Anonymous said…
greg in usa,

Since hope is teeming now in Baghdad.

Let us know when you plan to visit.

And be sure to send us all a photo of you and the family when you get there.

God speed !







PS

In all seriousness, your're an asshole.
3:54 AM
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