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Not only did I survive the Middle East, but it was one of the best experiences of my life.

I learned so, so much - too much to recount right now, when I'm adjusting to being back in the United States, back at school. My perspective of the world has changed, I'm more in love with that region of the world than ever, and I already miss it dearly.

Heard a story on the news tonight about the spread of revolutions in the Middle East. So many countries embroiled in heated protests and impassioned cries for governmental officials to step down and leave-and amidst those demands, the Muslim Brotherhood of Jordan announces that it’s only a matter of time before Jordan’s government topples. My ( Read more... )

Packing for Jordan in the shadow of the chaos in Egypt and growing political upheavals throughout the Middle East. Tunisia’s ousting of President Ben Ali and his administration has sparked protests throughout the Arab world-protests demanding freedom, liberation from despotic regimes, political and economic reform. Tunisia, Egypt, Algeria, Jordan, ( Read more... )

At about 8:30 this morning, my mother woke me up much earlier than I’m used to waking with an eager look on her face ( Read more... )

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