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Once upon a time, many years ago, kan we zaman,
there was
a little girl
who collected
rocks and seashells
who wanted
to be a dancer
or an Egyptologist
or maybe
a drummer.
Instead she
obeyed her parents, learned to cook and sew;
got married
and had children.
But her
dreams remained lurking in the secret crevices of her mind and imagination.
When her babies took naps
she would
travel to the far-off distant lands of
Exotica and
Primitiva
and play
dress-up while ironing and folding laundry and she would happily dance
on the green plush carpets with the vacuum cleaner.
She was content
but not totally fulfilled. Something was pulling her to explore other
avenues.
So on the eve of her middle child's birthday she dared to do
what was
necessary to achieve her desires.
She went
across town to unknown territory
to take her
first belly dance lesson.
This was
the beginning of her journey that will be known as
Bagdad Nights.
Following will be a series of vignettes telling and reliving those times.
Other people will also help tell the story.
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