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5 Hours North of Baghdad: March 2004
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5 Hours North of Baghdad. A Muslim-American Woman's narrative of her travels to Kurdistan in the fall of 2003. Thursday, March 18, 2004. I know, I know.I should be starting to write this already. I am just happy I have started to do something at least. I have established this and got a mailing group for it.at least for now that is enough. Little by little right? Tuesday, March 16, 2004. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I know, I know.I should be starting to write thi. Kurdish American Education Society.
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5 Hours North of Baghdad: May 2004
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5 Hours North of Baghdad. A Muslim-American Woman's narrative of her travels to Kurdistan in the fall of 2003. Saturday, May 01, 2004. The only really annoying thing about the bazaar and what I encountered in a lot of places is the children that beg in the market place. They come up to you and say "Aunt", a term of respect there, "Do you have some money? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Qamishlu is a little town in Syria that borders bo. Kurdish American Education Society. My Trip to Kurdistan.
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5 Hours North of Baghdad: It's been almost a year...
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5 Hours North of Baghdad. A Muslim-American Woman's narrative of her travels to Kurdistan in the fall of 2003. Thursday, April 14, 2005. It's been almost a year. It's been almost a year since I published anything about my journey to Kurdistan. If not for anyone else, this is important to me, to finish my story. So please look for new entries soon.and this time, God Willing I will live up to that promise. And to most of the kurdish blogs. Thanks and good luck. How did u manage to get in?
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5 Hours North of Baghdad
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5 Hours North of Baghdad. A Muslim-American Woman's narrative of her travels to Kurdistan in the fall of 2003. Tuesday, June 22, 2004. Eva intends to return to this blog as soon as possible to document her time in Iraqi Kurdistan in 2003, but she is busy preparing to return there later this summer as her husband Meran starts another year-long tour as a civilian contractor (interpreter/translator). He goes back next week, she and their three sons go later. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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5 Hours North of Baghdad: Where to begin...
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5 Hours North of Baghdad. A Muslim-American Woman's narrative of her travels to Kurdistan in the fall of 2003. Monday, September 12, 2005. At first I was just going to start where I left off almost a year ago in telling my tale of my journey to Kurdistan in 2003, shortly after we started the war that we are still in now.who knows I might actually finish my story, albeit the snails pace I am going at, but I just might finish before this war does. Welcome back. I look forward to your stories.
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5 Hours North of Baghdad: June 2004
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5 Hours North of Baghdad. A Muslim-American Woman's narrative of her travels to Kurdistan in the fall of 2003. Tuesday, June 22, 2004. Eva intends to return to this blog as soon as possible to document her time in Iraqi Kurdistan in 2003, but she is busy preparing to return there later this summer as her husband Meran starts another year-long tour as a civilian contractor (interpreter/translator). He goes back next week, she and their three sons go later. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). My Trip to Kurdistan.
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5 Hours North of Baghdad: June 2005
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5 Hours North of Baghdad. A Muslim-American Woman's narrative of her travels to Kurdistan in the fall of 2003. Tuesday, June 14, 2005. Another turning point has come in my daugher's life. I will let her tell it to you, but for those that wonder what's going on, you can read a bit of it on the 'sister' blog to this on, The Waiting Place. Eva wants to write more, but is very busy with living the story. I will put a bit here and there from my point of view, but will leave her story, for her to write.
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5 Hours North of Baghdad
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5 Hours North of Baghdad. A Muslim-American Woman's narrative of her travels to Kurdistan in the fall of 2003. Saturday, May 01, 2004. The only really annoying thing about the bazaar and what I encountered in a lot of places is the children that beg in the market place. They come up to you and say "Aunt", a term of respect there, "Do you have some money? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Qamishlu is a little town in Syria that borders bo. Kurdish American Education Society. My Trip to Kurdistan.
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5 Hours North of Baghdad: April 2004
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5 Hours North of Baghdad. A Muslim-American Woman's narrative of her travels to Kurdistan in the fall of 2003. Friday, April 02, 2004. Tuesday, October 7th, 2003:. We finally made it after 4 days of traveling! Words cannot express how tired and hungry we were. Never again will I travel without Meran or a good friend with me. Food was good until we got to Jordan. There a can of soda cost $2. I only got bread, cheese, and a drink for the children. One of the ladies had a friend meet us at the airport in Da...
