#kabrit

[douskabritlet]

Sak pase! I'm Dous Kabrit!

[ecoustsaintmein]

Another SAS: RH thought(s) + headcanon:

I wondered when it is for Eoin that normal friendship and camaraderie with Paddy became 'lately I am changed by him', because that particular wording was so subtle and yet so strong.

Like, we know that the RL Eoin is a writer. He writes beautiful words and sometimes pens letters for other soldiers for their beaus. He doesn't rave and yell random poems at people, he keeps his spoken words close to his chest but it pours over on paper. I want to imagine that sometimes he writes poems that Paddy then looks over and comments on. Little scrawly scribbles at the edges of the paper.

I want to imagine that he writes poems about love and Paddy reads them and memorises them, but despairs that his muse is some fair-haired lady back in Belfast.

I want to imagine that Paddy recites the words that Eoin wrote, randomly to Eoin when they are in private, in their tent, at Heliopolis.

I want to imagine that Eoin indeed wrote them about some faceless woman, soft, not-yet-hardened by the coarseness of the desert, pure. But somehow the words shifted as war rages around him. And in everything he sees, he sees the purity that is Paddy, and his tone shifts. He doesn't write about the rolling green hills and the misty lakes, he writes about the sand and the heat and the blood and the unforgiving desert. And Paddy reads them, offers some changes, pores over the details and Eoin forgets which words were his and which ones were Paddy's.

His vernacular changes. His world changes. In every line he writes there is Paddy, but Eoin has no way of telling him.

And maybe when words fail, even when he is the conjurer of words, he smiles openly and adoringly at Paddy instead. And he will follow Paddy to the ends of the earth. He will offer Paddy the acts of service to communicate the words he could never say out loud.

Maybe he has written the words and Paddy figured it all out, implicitly. Maybe he showed it to Paddy in private, in Kabrit, and Paddy realized that that it was him Eoin was writing about. So Paddy recites them over and over, silently in his mind. Knowing their secret is safe. For a moment they were truly happy.

But we will never know this, because those words don't survive, and people weren't kind to those who loved the way Paddy and Eoin did.

[captain-price-unofficially]

A line of New Zealish troops awaiting the signal for advance, they are possibly from the 22nd BN, 5th NZ Inf. Brig., 2nd NZ Div. exercises at Kabrit, Egypt, 7 September 1941.

[haitianculture509]

Easiest Haitian Goat Soup Recipe Ever 🏅 Master Bouyon Kabrit in Simple S...

[cloudyfacewithjam]

4 + 9?

4. Do you have a favorite episode? What about it makes it your favorite?

Maybe it's unpopular opinion, but due to the huge sad bone in my body my favorite is episode 3. This is peak teh drama to the series and brought down to earth (literally) the SAS boys, which showed us their true nature. It's very poetic in a sense to lose half of their squad due to their mutual decision. We are not talking about Eoin's death in this house btw, their plane scene with Paddy is top 10 romantic moments in period dramas. Also Mike Sadler appeared in this episode!! And the boys with their shopping sequence in New Zeeland's camp is one of my favorite comedic moments in this series.

9. Is there a character you think is underappreciated and deserves more attention?

Again obvious answer is Bill (especially bearing in mind the book material and his place within the SAS) and Eve (yeah, she is fictional character but still character with her own agenda). But another unpopular opinion: beside main trio of Jock - David - Paddy the boys are for the most part underdeveloped and deserve more attention - I wish they gave us at least two more episodes (some cut missions from the book, training in Kabrit).

[densypromomusic]

OH OH GADON KABRIT-REMIX MATIMBA

[graphull]

Par @kabrit.961 #streetart #streetartlyon #streetartfrance #streetartpics #streetarteverywhere #artderue #arturbain #urbanart #urbanartpicture #graff #graffart #graffiti #graffitiart #wallart #wallbombing #kabrit (à 6th arrondissement of Lyon)

[douskabritlet]

🐐🙈🙈⚡WARNING: FLASHING IMAGERY⚡🙈🙈🐐 

[talesofalexis]

[captain-price-unofficially]

A British LCM 1005 approaching shore with its bow being lowered as naval beach parties and commandos training at HMS Saunders, Kabrit, Egypt, prepare to disembark, June 1943.

[haitianculture509]

Yon bon ti sos kabrit.

[cloudyfacewithjam]

10 and 15 🥺

10. Is there something from real life events you wished they had put in the show? And are there any events you would like to see in future seasons?

I wish they keep David's awful, terrible, not good driving vehicle moments. TRAINING EPISODE IN KABRIT (ahem, sorry). Speaking about future seasons: I need ALL shenanigans with Reg and Johnny, boys in drag in Italy, Paddy parachuting with gramophone strapped to his leg in France. And I want more in-depth emotional episodes with the SAS boys in general and more women.

15. Would you do a parachute jump?

Honestly, I'm not opposed of this idea completely, but I think my poor weak heart will just give up from fear.

[ojv2012]

Finally #taso #kabrit #manjeaysien 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 https://www.instagram.com/p/B3iKuV8JhqY/?igshid=kzahzuq4pzwk

[artfullykadokele]

This powerful Haitian proverb inspires us: "Mapou tonbe, kabrit manje fèy li" (When the Mapou tree falls, the goats eat its leaves)⁠ We interpreted it as — Seize the opportunity when it’s right in front of you. How do you interpret this proverb?⁠ -⁠ Photographer: @maxencebradley Post via @visithaiti -⁠ ⁠#kadokeleinspiration #visithaiti #kadokele #mirebalais #caribbeanliving #lifestyle #haitianproverb #quoteoftheday #teachings #lessons #meaningoflife #wisdom #quotestoliveby #mapoutree #mapou #kabrit #haitiangirl #schooluniform #africanproverbs⁠ https://www.instagram.com/p/B0ho5PdJ5qW/?igshid=eo942bzmmy0

[travelingbytastebuds]

HAITI WHERE: Port-au-Prince Haitian Cuisine (7912 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring, MD 20910) I thought there was a Haitian restaurant in Richmond, but it turned out to only by Haitian catering with a minimum headcount. But luckily, there was another Haitian place up in Silver Springs, Maryland. Haiti is one of those French-influenced creole islands, so it's got some really great food. Food that thankfully I didn't have to cook myself because it's pretty intricate.I could only point to the food and say "I... don't know how to say that?" to which the waitress replied, "I don't know how to say it either. Pointing is fine." lol. I got goat for the entree because goat is apparently really popular throughout the Caribbean and I keep finding it in recipes I'm researching, but I wouldn't even know where to begin cooking that myself. Or finding it in the grocery store for that matter. The whole plate consisted of ju grenadya (passion fruit juice), taso kabrit (fried onion/garlic goat), duri kole (rice and beans) and bannann peze avek pijliz (double pressed fried yellow plantain w pickled cabbage). The restaurant was really classy too, with beautiful murals on the walls of life on the island. Very sweet staff as well. Bonne sante!

[umberandmochaagate]

How did I ever listen to songs under 3 mins and be okay with it? Was I even satisfied? 4 minute and up superiority. Take 15 mins it's still not enough