Blog Lebanon, expat Lebanon

Believing in Beirut    
The Traveling Teacher is in yet another country on another adventure

by: ShellsBells | find out more

This is not Alberta    
Slices of life from a Canadian housewife living in the Middle East

by: alberta-jenn | find out more

luvlebanon    


by: kibbeh | find out more

the ivershen blog    
an expat couple constituting of an norwegian iversen and a swedish/chinese shen reflect on their wanderings in beirut and beyond.
by: momoetoile | find out more

Stockholm-Beirut    
Welcome to the world of a blue eyed girl reinventing life in Beirut.

by: akf princess | find out more

Look around you    
Observations in the streets of Beirut.
by: dimaboulad | find out more

Ginger Beirut    
I moved to Paris aged 18 and then to Beirut, becoming self-employed by the same token. Moving from a nanny state to a DIY nation provides many reasons to laugh and to wonder, which prompted me to create Ginger Beirut, a collection of short pieces on Lebanese life and culture as seen by an outsider. It aims to provide a few insights and a taste of life in this voluptuous, generous country.

by: Georgia Paterson Dargham | find out more

Beirut Pursuit    


by: map78 | find out more

Expat Roaming    
Lebanese Letters, experiences of teaching and living in and working at the University of Balamand.

by: GerHen | find out more

Beirut Drive-by Shooting    
Lebanese are being bombarded in the form of outdoor advertising. Billboards fight for attention. While many cities have beautification and restoration committees, Beirut counts on the creativity of advertisers to add a bit of color and at least temporarily add beauty to crumbling buildings. Here are some of what Lebanese are subjected to on a daily basis. Enjoy or suffer along with us.

by: beirutdriveby | find out more