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Under the Carob Tree
We all lay cozily, shoulder to shoulder, on a mix of thin mattresses and sleeping bags.
Jul 2
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We were pushing our baggage carts through Cairo International Airport when I spotted my mom waiting outside through the double gates.
Jun 26
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Khalil
The past few months have been a whirlwind of bad and worse developments.
Apr 10
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Dina Yehia
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Orientalism
I was curled up next to my whole clan – Cole, Amina, Sina, and Rawy – on our yellow playroom’s gray couch as we embarked on a cozy family ritual: Cole…
Jan 31
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Sheikh Mahmoud
A few weeks ago, I had just gotten our summer tickets to Egypt and was super excited to share the news with my family on our Whatsapp group when I saw…
Jan 14
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Why I am not Voting for Harris
I have not been talking politics and voting decisions with anyone but my husband because I tend to get worked up in conversations and lose hold of the…
Oct 12, 2024
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Ismailia
We were all sitting on a big kelim (كليم) or rug under a mango tree in one of Ismailia’s many mango groves.
Oct 1, 2024
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Deadly Identities
I slammed the car door as I climbed in next to my dad.
Aug 8, 2024
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This newsletter is about Egypt, politics, and parenting. An attempt to chronicle my messy thoughts on life for my kids when they grow up. In the meantime, it's for anyone who cares to read it.
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