Is Sharm Cleaner?
God has honoured and blessed us with this great land that we should cherish and look after it rather than pollute and destroy this great gift; nothing can beat the pure beauty of nature; which in Sharm has no limits, having flourished so much in the last period with all the greenery and foliage that has sprung up all over the place. Just to breath in the fresh clean sea air; nothing can be healthier that that! However, cleanliness in Sharm presents a sort of dilemma, as it is not only about picking up the rubbish in the streets (even though the CLEAN SHARM group is doing an amazing job!) but about the rest of the rubble and waste that fill our roads on a day-to-day basis.
Look around at all the construction waste of bricks, stones and other supplies that are dumped in the roads all over the place. But without a doubt Sharm is much cleaner than it used to be.
Take for instance, the new metal rubbish bins for organic waste, now who would have thought that you would find that sort of thing in Sharm…. Sharm has progressed so much in the past years and many people have even started separating their rubbish just like abroad.
“I have noticed a big difference in Sharm,” – stated Marie, a local resident. “People are more aware now of the importance of looking after the environment.” – She continued.
“All in all Sharm is a much cleaner place to live in now than it used to be.” – Said Hannah, a mother of two.
Another source of pollution in Sharm is the exhaust of the cars and buses, which only increases with time…maybe it would be a bad idea to start investing in bicycles which are much healthier in the long run.
“I don’t generally agree that Sharm is cleaner now,” – revealed Ibrahim, a old time Sharmer. “Before there were less people so there was less pollution; everything was a lot more natural.” – He added.
But what can we do to help keep Sharm clean? Well we can all start with ourselves and our children. If each and everyone did something about the situation, soon Sharm will be the cleanest place in Egypt if not the Middle East.
So the question is: is Sharm cleaner?
Good Reads
Easy Print In Sharm
The season is starting, and that means marketing, marketing, and marketing. The road race begins for businesses to get out there, and capture their required target markets. The common methodology for this, prior to the opening of Easy Print, was, let’s print flyers thousands of flyers, using offset printing techniques, so we can distribute them all over town town. Surely if one prints 5,000 flyers and distributes them, people will show up to their venue. Isn’t that how it always worked? At Easy Print, and in Europe and the States, that is considered an ultimate waste of money and paper.
Today in Sharm, there are new tools you can use, to ensure your print requirements are made Easy.
To Sharm Parents
I was fortunate enough to become a parent, and what I can say so far is, parenting is a tough job – tougher than any other job, let alone in a place like Sharm, with all its diversities. With this mind, I did a little bit of research. I spent the last 2 weeks having chats with different parents about what their take on parenting in Sharm is like. It was very interesting what I learnt.
My Daughter My Love
As the lily among thorns, so is my love among the daughters.
(Solomon Ibn Gabirol)
Daughters warm your heart.
From the day they are born until the day you hand them over into someone else’s care.
A daughter is truly a blessing, a gift from God.
What do you do when a nervous young man asks your permission to marry your angel?
When you know her heart and wings have already flown into his nest. When you know this nervous young man is worthy of her love? You rejoice.
The happiness you feel is twofold, the first is recognition that she has finally grown up and chosen a partner to accompany her on the most important journey of her life.
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Dear Lady
I don't know from where I can start I am an Egyptian lady living in sharm for 2 and half years. I am 23, and recently i am not feeling well here. I choose to write to you because I like what you always write, and also because you are in the same city, so maybe u will understand me. I feel that Sharm is full of russians and every time i look around me i find them with open clothes, and egyptian men around them holding their hands and maybe more! When I apply to any good position that suits my qualifications, the answer is, sorry we need a russian girl...i’m not saying they are all bad, some of them are my best friends, but some have to respect our traditions.
