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Responses

This is really a great idea, I’ve always wondered about some kind of way that would afford me a way to express my feelings, vision, and aspirations while living outside my native country. There is so much to be said about longing, about my triumphs and fiascos. I must admit that I was sleeping at the switch for the past month and a half and this post woke me up. Good job guys and three cheers from me.The people that we left behind just don’t how we live & they would never know how exactly we feel as expatriates.

By: hatem abunimeh on May 17, 2007
at 12:46 am

Congratulation for the new blog.
This will be so great guys, I’m looking to read more posts.

By: ДншдЬ on May 17, 2007
at 11:27 am

guys,

this is a wonderful idea. good luck to all of you. I hope I can join you too. I have been in the states for 10 years, but I still long to Amman’s streets, Zarqa’s smell, Aqaba’s heat, and petras’ thrill. I still miss elweibdeh’s buildings, el balad’s sooq, el sweifieh’s outings, and …

By: globalorama on May 18, 2007
at 9:28 am

Thanks a lot guys! Really glad you all dropped by!

Keep comin’ for more :)

By: Who-sane on May 25, 2007
at 1:19 am

14 now :)

By: Hala on August 17, 2007
at 3:13 am

actually 17 :)

By: 7aki Fadi on August 17, 2007
at 4:24 am

All,

I have created a new portal for all the expats and communities in Puerto Rico.

I would appreciate if you could add http://www.globalpuertorico.com to your list of sites.

Regards,

Telmo

By: Telmo on January 9, 2008
at 1:14 am

very good

By: mohanad on April 15, 2008
at 9:39 pm

Hi everybody there. This is a good idea to have such a nice forum for exchaning ideas and feelings. You have riased a good question abouit ethenicity and identity. I think some guys may not find any difficulty in identifying themselves as Arabs but this may be a problem for our people in the Sudan. I sincerely want to know your opinion: How do you rate the Sudani? Are they Arabs or Africans? or Africans with Arabic culture?

By: A friend from Sudan on June 19, 2008
at 10:11 pm

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