25th Feb 2024
Once upon a time, in a quaint neighborhood in Kuwait, stood an old traditional Kuwaiti home. The house had intricate wooden carvings on its doors and windows, and a spacious courtyard filled with fragrant jasmine flowers.
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The family that lived in the house had many generations who shared stories of the past. The elders would gather in the majlis, a traditional sitting area, to discuss life in Kuwait years ago. The walls of the majlis were adorned with antique photographs capturing moments of joy and sorrow.
Every evening, the aroma of traditional Kuwaiti cuisine would fill the air as the family gathered around a low table to enjoy a delicious meal together. The children would listen attentively to the grandparents' tales of folklore and customs that were passed down through the ages.
The old Kuwaiti home had a well in the courtyard where cool water was drawn using a pulley system. The children would take turns hauling the bucket up and down, laughing and splashing each other with water on hot summer days. It was a place of joy and laughter for the family.
As night fell, the lanterns in the courtyard would be lit, casting a warm glow over the old Kuwaiti home. The family would gather to share stories, sing traditional songs, and express gratitude for the simple joys of life. The old Kuwaiti home stood as a symbol of heritage, love, and the enduring spirit of the Kuwaiti people.
