Opened my eyes today to find myself in an energetic spirit, so I put on my favourite shorts and my beloved camel T shirt so I can burn some fat. Hoping for a bit of sunshine to get a nice tan besides the exercise I was shocked to find the sky cloudy with a nice cooling breeze in the afternoon. Walked with a slow pace and till I came across jogging man who is around 40-45 years old, thinking my young age will give me an advantage over the old man, I approached the man and I have asked him if I can join him, the man answered in a very warm way welcome me to join, so I tagged along with the man for around 3 Km in which a nice conversation went on between us, but I was surprised that he thought that I was a foreigner, he basically said "Bahrainis are too lazy to preform any physical activity", soon enough the man had a smirk on his face and started give me advice as I was forcing my lazy body to go forward trying to keep with a man who is twice my age, after a couple of tries to squeeze any power to keep on, the man didn't hesitate in leaving me and kept on running.

The reason I wrote about my little experience is to prove how much of a lazy nation we are.

Bahrainis and especially Bahrana are a very lazy nation, we are very lazy to the extent they had to bring sportsmen from abroad

I guess we do not have our own good quality sportsmen and it is impossible to train and young chaps and keep them of the streets.

What is the harm in letting our youngsters? It's completely acceptable especially if they are going to be under the supervision of the most beloved Aza'a Superstar judge, the can always start a little camp-fire in the middle of a busy road and maybe cause the delay of so many people not mentioning the fact the ambulances and cars used to transport people who are emergency situations use the road too.

Finally I reached my destination which is Seef Mall, I ordered a cup of coffee and waited for a friend, while I was waiting and sipping on the delicious coffee when I've notice colourful figures dancing around the mall, I went closer to see and it is a pity that I could not take a picture (I was already on the phone), looking at those clowns and huge dolls figures I felt happy, I felt that it's amazing and very cheerful, adults have forgot how to laugh in Bahrain, why is this country so conservative and dull? We live on an Island for the love beauty.
I met my friend who was not Bahrani and we rode in my car to pass by a third friend, on the way just after Ruyan Supermarket there were tyres being burnt to block the whole road leading to Budaiya from the Burger Land roundabout, then my dear friend asked me wither if Baharna are mentally challenged, I replied why in shame knowing the answer for my question, he simply said "what is the point of burning stuff in your own village? It's like defecating in your own plate while eating". I bet it is not a nice scene.
What could I answer my friend?
I need help to defend my idiot fellow Baharna, I can't explain any of their actions, they are a constant source of embarrassment to me and many others who get off our lazy buttocks and work. It is not hard it is called having a JOB J O B it is not even hard to spell, I wonder why they still do not get it?
Is it my fault to what I was born Bahrani?
Is it a curse that I have to endure for the rest of my life?
So many times I find my self apologizing for their action, their behaviour and their complete no understanding of simple laws of engaging in a smart conversation.
Yet I'm very proud of who I am, proud of my family for the number of PHD holders and influential people that it has, and wish all more happiness and more productivity.