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I sat on the formal couch and listened to the Arabic words swirling around me; lightening fast and coming from every direction. I looked at…
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I sat on the formal couch and listened to the Arabic words swirling around me; lightening fast and coming from every direction. I looked at…
“Things may start shaking, so don’t make any plans on February 14th,” said Walid. ‘Shaking’ was Walid’s term for instability. He went on to explain…
Europeans call it Shisha, Lebanese refer to it as Nargile, and in English, it is Hookah. However, I prefer the name Hubbly Bubbly, a term…
One of my favorite things about Arabic culture is the souk culture. I was first introduced to souks on my first trip abroad to Türkiye….
Lebanon is such a confusing country. It is full of contrasts everywhere you look and with each person you talk to. Just when you think…
Please Note: The actual timeframe of this blog post occurred at the end of January. All is currently fine in Lebanon now. My blog runs…
We had been driving for about an hour outside of Aman having a pleasant conversation. But then it the question came…my taxi driver in Jordan…
I sat on the couch and my stomach grumbled wondering why in the hell I hadn’t given it anything but a thin piece of bread,…
Expect to be questioned when you go to Jordan. Of course, you will be questioned by your friends and family as to why you would…
Bread seems to be the main staple in the Arabic diet. It comes in all shapes and sizes: puffy, thin, really thin, really, really thin,…