CURRENT MISSION

capacity building of local people to be involved in decision making and acting

ABOUT ME

My husband and I are living in Karaj. We are trying to live as we want not others prefer or accept. it seems a little bit difficult at first but make us happy and satisfied of life. we are really easy going and open- mined, ready to meet different people with different beliefs or tastes. Traveling, meeting people, and knowing about their life style and culture is our favorite.

PHILOSOPHY

I think that if I live without visiting other countries, I have lived like a person who was born in a prison and died there.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

to travel like locals and host travelers as a local.

Interests

Sima & Mohsen: watching movies, going to cinema and theater, traveling, meeting new people, reading book, cooking new foods and playing board games

• wildlife
• culture
• writing
• theater
• acting
• dining
• cooking
• movies
• board games
• traveling
• socializing
• knitting

Music, Movies, and Books

movies: a separation, the artist, platoon, cinema pardiso, pianist, blue red white, dogville, old boy, prisoners, Miyazaki animatian
TV series: friends, game of thrones, breaking bad, house of cards
music: rolling in the deep, bang bang, the wall, ...
books: kite runner, conversation in the cathedral, 1984, Mira, animal farm, ...

Teach, Learn, Share

what I can teach is something about wildlife in Iran and their status and cooking traditional Iranian food. I also know knitting to teach. speaking and writing Farsi language may be interesting to teach.
I am ready to learn what you think can teach me :)
sharing what I know about tehran and visiting places could be useful too.

What I Can Share with Hosts

It would be my pleasure to share whatever I experienced in my trips, my experience in activities and projects I have done for wildlife conservation in Iran and realities about my country.
cooking Iranian food is also my favorite.

Countries I’ve Visited

Cuba, Georgia, India, Russian Federation, Turkey

Countries I’ve Lived In

Iran