Day 6, Sickness and Soul Food
September 15, 2015
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The words that broke through my nausea today: “No matter all the difficulties now I am facing because of being a Christian, I just know
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Day 5-This
September 14, 2015
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Big day today, big day tomorrow… But a quick update…. This is making me feel left out because I didn’t learn how to write Arabic.
Day 4, Skyscrapers and Soldiers
September 13, 2015
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Everything in Lebanon seems to have two sides, a bit like my hometown of Elkhart. The convent in whose guest rooms we are staying is
Day 3, Jet Lag and Another Food Surprise
September 12, 2015
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Too much jet lag to write a long post but I always write Saturday night so I can’t miss it: Personal goal accomplished: stepped in
Day 2: confusion, inspiration, tears
September 11, 2015
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At the little cafe where we broke for lunch: Do you want meat or chicken? I looked at him a bit blankly, then said
Day #1, four observations
September 10, 2015
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Things I learned: The country of Jordan doesn’t stock pretzels. (“Pretzels?” The clerk at the little airport shop looked up and asked blankly. You know,