I have shared so many personal thoughts on this blog over the past five years, and I am so sad to say I have to move it to another site where it will be password protected. I am being harassed and threatened by someone I don't even know. If you are interested in viewing my blog in the future, please send me an email.
Ma'salaam,
~Marian
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Monday, January 04, 2010
"It is not the possibility of returning home which feeds nostalgia, but the impossibility of it."
I have been trying to figure out how I've been feeling lately about so many different things. I am trying to deal with continuing to live in Egypt - if I go back to the US how will I fit in, how will Mira fit in? I think Hassan would fit in better than any of us. This morning on Facebook I found a terrific article posted by a group I belong to named "Cross Cultural Kids Everywhere." They posted an article by The Economist where they talk about trying to fit in - and how being away from one's home country makes them feel more like an exile rather than a foreigner in another country.
Anyone who has ever lived in another country can identify with this article. It really makes me cry.
Please read the article and maybe you will understand what I am going through.
http://www.economist.com/world/international/displayStory.cfm?story_id=15108690&source=hptextfeature
Ma'salaam,
~Marian
Anyone who has ever lived in another country can identify with this article. It really makes me cry.
Please read the article and maybe you will understand what I am going through.
http://www.economist.com/world/international/displayStory.cfm?story_id=15108690&source=hptextfeature
Ma'salaam,
~Marian
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