Last day in Amman
On our final day in the country, we tried to do the things we hadn’t done yet.
Read More Last day in AmmanCareening through life and learning stuff
On our final day in the country, we tried to do the things we hadn’t done yet.
Read More Last day in AmmanI got up close and personal.
Read More Dana Biosphere ReserveThe way I see it, Tunisian Mohamed Bouazizi shaped the U.S. 2012 election in a positive way. Bear with me here, I’ll make the links. In the 2012 U.S. elections, one of the key topics that candidates are being forced to address is wealth distribution (and income accountability, taxes, etc. etc.). This happened because of […]
Read More D.C. via TunisiaYoung people can often see most clearly in the face of societal failures, because they have not yet learned the advantage that some seek through the oppression of others.
Read More Know Power – street art for social changeWe, over here in the United States, care much less about the type of government that reigns in the end, if it was placed there by the popular voice of the people.
Read More Voices of EgyptI remain in awe.
Read More Fabulous French Family!I catch myself sometimes assuming a breakdown in communication is due to one side being simple-minded.
Read More Cattle Rustling and World PeaceGazans don’t have access to concrete
Read More Concrete and GazaRameses II has won my vote for Most Self-Absorbed Pharaoh
Read More Memphis and Sakkara