It's Rare But Never Impossible

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By Bedor Alobaidi 

Its rare but never impossible to meet some special people at least one to several few times through the year or even once in a while if you are lucky enough to meet such people in the right environments or coincidentally after all, and here's how that happens in the first place:

 In this year and despite all the negative and disappointing events that unfortunately had to face and deal with for most of the year, I am still thankful and very appreciative to opportunities, chances, the environments and the people who I consider myself lucky enough that I have been able to see or known in different "life events".

 Sama Najjar, is a great example to bring on that. Lucky enough to call her a friend by now, and luckier that I met her since the beginning of this year when Sama was hosting on the stage during a very enjoyable and unique fashion show event back in January of 2017.
Luckily enough I got introduced to Sama through the lawyer / journalist and a good friend of mine Mrs.Ban Althahab while she took me with me to the rehearsals night of that event.

 Now, the reason why I am sharing this selfie with this pretty young lady is basically to share through this small and humble platform an ideal l prof of meeting and being connected to the most passionate, and positive individuals in the Arab, Iraqi-American communities .

 Sama, has a very interesting character and beautiful professional voice and an outstanding personality that makes her very well presented on stage or off stage while hosting big shows, and events as well as backstage or during a verity of interviews and TV reports that she has been doing alongside with her professional carrier in science field.


From a personal opinion, I am pretty positive that Sama Najjar is such a wonderful inspiration to many young women who are just starting something in their lives especially if its something related to public appearance, An by seeing and acknowledging the fact of someone's work in front of your eyes or just by having others complimenting the good work and the hard effort that they've been putting away that itself is a prof of seeing the right person in the right place.

 And Sama is definitely one of them, indeed.

Bedor Alobaidi- Iowa, Des Moines.

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