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Building an events Website

My thoughts today:
​Building an events website can be a challenge. Of course building any website can carry challenges as well, I am here relying on a guess, and not experience. However, an event website is something I am currently working on, and I must say, it is challenging.
​Events, after days of design and preparation, after hours of set up and execution become personal; at least to me they do. Personal is bad. I become attached to every memory, every element of the event. Trying to place that event into a couple of lines and a few pictures automatically becomes impossible.
How can I capture back those moments and place them in the contest of a website and be fair to all the work and creativity placed  into the creation process?
​And the challenge begins.

The small heart on my desk

3/1/2016

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Sometimes it is the smallest thing that touches you the most. This is the story of a small heart that lies on my desk and holds every coffee cup that I have drank in my office. It was a gift from a dear friend of mine who left Abu Dhabi three years ago and I still miss her. The thing about this mini hear is that it is a reminder of morning coffees together. She would order a late with syrup and I would go for the black coffee.
​Every morning I place my mug of coffee on the little coaster heart I am reminded to smile and enjoy the blessings of friendship and those of a new day.
"People walk though our lives but only true friends leave footprints on our heart".
​Dedicated to Mayoushati


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    Nawar Hage is an event planner who started as an Interior Designer and found her passion in organizing events.

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