Comments on: a day in her pants: the posh deluxe interview with selina keilani

By: Moody

Moody — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 01:14:18 +0000

And I thought the lack of comments was part of a vast government conspiracy against pantsworld to thwart the efforts of Squeeing. I think I need to stop trying to cram so much X-files into a single day.

Add Selina to the growing list of people from pantsworld that would be awesome to hang out with.

By: jessica

jessica — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 22:48:21 +0000

selina, your story is incredible, and i just think you are so fantastic for being so optimistic and curious about the world.

By: Henri

Henri — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 22:46:50 +0000

Why weren’t there more pictures of raves in this interview? I want to be able to compare life with the film GO. I bet it was just like that every time you weren’t hanging out around me, huh?

By: Selina

Selina — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 16:20:41 +0000

Thanks Erica…you are the sweetest :). For Olivia, I am glad you liked the interview. I don’t really have a desire to live in the Middle East. I think I would have a hard time living anywhere besides the US since I am so used to the way things work here. I think I might have felt differently if I grew up in Jordan (I have alot of relatives there) but growing up in Kuwait I didn’t feel strong ties to the country. I wouldn’t rule it out completely and I still love to visit but after a few weeks I am usually ready to come home. I hope that when I have kids they will be able to visit often. I do make Arabic food. I am still learning alot and I don’t know if I will ever be as amazing as my mom when it comes to cooking…but I try. I would love to share a recipe with you. I can either post it in the comments later or it might be easier if I get your email address from Sarah.

By: olivia

olivia — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 15:33:46 +0000

Hi! I saw this comment thing was broken, but as I already told Sarah in email, I loved this interview. I’m impressed with the grace you’ve come through these hardships with.

Two possibly trite questions:

Do you have any desire to ever live in the Middle East?

Also, do you make Arabic food? I would like your fav recipe if you have one? Hope these are not stereotypical questions, but it’s sometimes hard to find actually good recipes.

By: Erica

Erica — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 15:24:32 +0000

I give this interview 2 thumbs up! It is quite unbelievable that I have known Selina for almost 11 years..that’s right Selina we are closer to 11 now lady. Although this interview shows many sides of her you would definately need to meet her in person to feel the power this lady holds. I will say I was there for all of her crazy college times…memories I will never be able to forget.

Throughout my years since college no matter where I was living Selina and Tommy would come see me and it made our friendship last. I was luck enough…as pants world knows…to be a part of that lovely wedding last month..which was amazing!! Selina shared so much of her culture and knowledge with me…I am not joking when I say she made me eat my first hamburger….OF MY LIFE!!! I will never forget the first time Selina and I opened up about of childhoods and life in Metro over shakes…a few tears came down our faces..but I knew we would be friends forever! Raves, Foam parites, Trashcan punch, co-op parties, sharing apartments, grape stomping, i must stop now or could go on forever.

Great job poshdeluxe..an excellent interview about an amazing person.