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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.

With every card a memory

2/28/2016

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Today I was genuinely lucky to have the time to sort through old business cards. Why lucky? Because every card holds a memory. People and places that I have long forgotten, that would hardly ever cross my mind were brought back to memory today.
​I went on a trip back to the day I met some of the people who became my best friends over the years.
It is rather funny that after years of knowing someone the image of their work place disappears, and with that image the business cards disappears as well. What starts off as a name on a cards and a chance for potential work, suddenly becomes a person that shares your happiest and saddest moments. and while at some level you still realize they work at this or that company, it becomes one of the least visible facts to you ...
Then, one day, like I did, you happen to stumble across a bunch of scattered cards, and you read through.
​Every cards suddenly stares you in the face demanding recognition; imploring you to remember what it stands for: possibilities of jobs, new connections, further networks.
.......... Yet, you respond with a smile, because the only thing it does remind you of in fact, is the very person behind the name.


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Michel
2/28/2016 11:17:00 am

So true; loved it

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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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