Hiking
One of the greatest reasons I enjoyed my previous job was the opportunity to experience different cities, regions and parts of the country. I absorb all of the energy in the atmosphere, whatever it is, for better or for worse. … Read more >
One of the greatest reasons I enjoyed my previous job was the opportunity to experience different cities, regions and parts of the country. I absorb all of the energy in the atmosphere, whatever it is, for better or for worse. … Read more >
“The First 100 Years are Hard.” That is a Lebanese saying that I learned shortly after my arrival to Lebanon. It means that things get easier after the first 100 years. Too bad no one ever lives long enough to… Read more >
One of my top projects upon arriving to Beirut has been to take on the annual Kingdom Fiesta that our church puts on. The Kingdom Fiesta is a 3-day multi-cultural festival that features 10 or more different nationalities and people… Read more >
There are events in our life that are so deeply branded in our minds that we remember in vivid detail every second and every detail and every emotion of the moments surrounding the event. March 15th 2016 is one of… Read more >
I have a lot of new posts that I am working on and not really happy with any of them right now. So I decided to share something else instead. I have been doing research on data of our neighborhood… Read more >
I spent yesterday afternoon in my old neighborhood where I lived last fall, only to hear this morning that there was a thwarted ISIS terrorist attack just yesterday evening. It happened at a café just a block from where I… Read more >
The year 2016 falls into two categories – there was pre- my brother’s car accident and post – accident. Not only is this how all of us began to think during this time but I feel it was the accident… Read more >
There seems to be nothing that will quite make you as thankful as spending time away from home or from your home country. I am grateful to be home for the holidays after 12 weeks in Beirut. I will be… Read more >