Le Manege a la Place Ste Anne
My Semester Abroad, and the Travels that Followed
Or, how I deferred from BYU for another semester
to eat real falafel, expand my world view, and learn Arabic.
Yoga Party!
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El Fishawy
On the right, you can see the outside of the El Fishawy coffee shop in Cairo. This coffee shop has been open 24 hours a day 7 days a week for the past 200 years.
Ceiling of a Mosque
This is one of the mosques at the Citadel of Mohammad Ali in Cairo, Egypt. Isn't it beautiful?
Me and the Mosque
I'm not wearing any shoes. This mosque is mostly for tourists, not normal worshipers.
Bismalla el RaHman el Raheem
In the Name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate
Beirut
This rock looks like something from Peter Pan. You can see it from the Corniches or Boardwalk, near Ras Beirut, a main part of the modern city.
Hizballa
I wasn't allowed to take this photo, but I did. The missionaries and I walked between where Hizballa set up their tent, and the Lebanese Army set up their tanks. Yeah, we walked right between them to get to Centre Ville, the pretty downtown area. I wasn't leading the way.
Christian-Muslim-Hariri
President Hariri's last cup of coffee was at "Place de l'Etoile" here in down town Beirut. To the left is a Christian church, and behind is a mosque.
This Way to Iraq!
Don't worry, mom. It's over 500 miles away!
Yarmouk University Language Center
Here I am with all of the Language Center kids!
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