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          I jumped at the opportunity to take the train up to Cairo and spend a few days wandering around the very exciting Islamic District, especiallly Khan Al Khalili, a shopping district that has been active for about 1400 years, and have tea in a tea shop that has been open every day for 200 years.
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Mo
11/4/2011 11:46:24 pm
oooh, this market looks so interesting. I could wander for days! It looks great. Do you have to learn any local dialect, or custom so as not to make some major gaffe?
Samantha
11/9/2011 10:29:25 am
Bonjour! My name is Samantha. You did a presentation for Madame Palay's class last week and I was soooo fascinated about everything you talked about. It is amazing what you do and find. I love history so having you in come in and talk about what you do was awesome!! Also, how speaking another language has helped you in life with your career. I was just wondering...what is the next thing your going to search for? Would love to hear more. Au revoir!!
Alli
11/16/2011 09:57:20 am
Salut!
Valerie Mathijsen-Palay
11/28/2011 02:41:03 am
Wow!
Annette Riveron
12/8/2011 09:10:10 pm
Wow! truely I never know who I will meet on a blood drive. Thank you sooo much for sharing yourself. I have always wanted to visit egypt (one Day, one day) meantime I live vicariously through your adventures, your insite is spectacular. I especially love the fact that you keep it simple. Your pictures are great! I too am somewhat of an explorer for now I am limited to exploring the amazing qualities of the diverse group of people I meet on a daily basis. Sould you ever need an assistant call on me!! Thanks again for sharing your website with me, I will surely share it with my friends.
sally
1/6/2012 09:40:57 pm
Geez...these pictures are fantastic. Proficiat! Leave a Reply. |
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