Egypt Ramblings

• Adjusting to Life after Unexpected Repatriation 2 years ago I have been happy living overseas all these years. So having to move back indefinitely to my home country unexpectedly (aka "repatriation") has been a bit of a shock, to say the least.Someone told me that the emotional side affects of moving can be more difficult to deal with than the physical...
• Adjusting to Life after Unexpected Repatriation 2 years ago I have been happy living overseas all these years. So having to move back indefinitely to my home country unexpectedly (aka "repatriation") has been a bit of a shock, to say the least.Someone told me that the emotional side affects of moving can be more difficult to deal with than the physical...
• Egypt Protests, Part 2: Community Building 2 years ago While the world was busy watching the events going on in downtown Cairo, the truth is that most of us here were just sitting at home waiting.
• Egypt Protests, Part 2: Community Building 2 years ago While the world was busy watching the events going on in downtown Cairo, the truth is that most of us here were just sitting at home waiting.
• Egypt Protests, Part 1: Communication Blackout 2 years ago Note to governments worldwide: if you want to freak out every expat living within your borders, turn off all mobile phone networks and cut off all Internet access. Hey, it worked in Egypt and it could for you too. I never knew how much I relied on these two relatively insignificant things to keep...

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