A blog about what daily life was really like in the Middle East and the daily ramblings of an ex-pat mum. That's how I started the blog. We are now home, so I'm just going to continue with life here. I am a deeply committed Christian. I love to teach about and share my faith so you'll see some of that on the blog as well. Got a comment? Please feel to comment at the end of a post. May our Creator's peace be upon you.







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Thursday, July 19, 2012

Greetings from 'Home'

For those of you who read this regularly, I am currently in the home country. 

As I read the news coming out of the region, as I watch posts from friends via various social media, I am repeatedly struck by how far away I feel from the rest of the world when I am 'home'.  But, all I have to do is think about friends back in the desert, read a post or two from blogs I enjoy, and I am right back in the sand. 

The world no longer feels like this huge place to me.  Having to fly/travel for hours at a time to reach 'home', knowing what to expect at each passport control desk in various countries, having friends scattered across the globe visiting family and summer homes, the world just isn't that big to me anymore.  It is however a comfortable place for me.

I know I'm finally feeling rested and 'back to normal' because the thought of getting on a plane to take a trip sounds like a good idea to me again.  Before the summer holiday, I was at a point where if someone had offered me two tickets to some vacation destination I probably would have said, "No thanks. I'm going home."

Hope all my readers are having a wonderful summer, and Ramadan Kareem.

Peace.

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