Under the Jacaranda Tree: American Childhood in Egypt

These are memories of an American child growing up in Egypt during the 1969-1983 time frame. Due to modernization, many of the sights and experiences are no longer there, and the people I loved there are long gone. The memories of experiences are all mine and I mean to leave a record of a life of adventure and simple pleasures that have long been lost to videogames and cell phones. I hope one day these stories will be passed on to all who want to remember a Cairo of long ago.

Thursday, August 9, 2012

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Monday, January 31, 2011

MUST SEE!!!Egypt Revolution 2011 Demonstrators Vs police Fighting

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Monday, May 10, 2010

the call to prayer

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the call to prayer in egypt can be (and it was for me) the most hauntingly beautiful sounds to wake up to.  The Muizzen would make the call ...
Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Saneya Saleh

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My friend, mentor, second mother, teacher and role model passed away Jan 29th.  I wrote this to memory for my best friend and sister Hala fo...

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http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/1999/462/women.htm Just found this article on Women in Al ahram thought I would put it here for posterity
Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Auntie Marys pickles

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Auntie Mary made the best pickled turnips.  Every year she would wash and sterilize her huge glass jars that she pickled her turnips in.  Vi...
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Im currently a custodian grandmother of 4 wonderful children. I live on the hill above my mother on land my grandfather purchased.... My family both Northerners and Southerners have lived in this country since its earliest beginnings. Here is where I piece together the stories of my ancestors lives
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