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back in Cairoback in Cairo Everyone has been asking me if things feel or look any different here in Cairo after the revolution.  When I left, there were tanks in my neighborhood, a curfew, lots of gunfire, there was no internet, and Mubarak was still president.  Now, Mubarak is gone, the police are back on the streets, the tanks have rolled out,...

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from ancient to medieval in Cairofrom ancient to medieval in Cairo On Tuesday we started our day with a cab ride to Tahrir to see the Egyptian Museum of Antiquities. We spent a few hours enjoying the Tutahnkamun exhibit, Akhenaten collection, and other ancient art and artifacts of Egypt. We then took a taxi to the Citadel. The views of the city were stunning. We...

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weddles in luxorweddles in luxor This past week has been a whirlwind!  After seeing some sights around Cairo with Ryan, my parents arrived and we left for Luxor.  We arrived in Luxor around midday and decided to check out Luxor Temple in the afternoon sunlight.  It was incredible.  The city of Luxor creeps right up to the edges of these ancient sites,...

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Mount SinaiMount Sinai Last weekend we went on a faculty trip to Mount Sinai.  After a 9 hour bus ride through barren, empty, desert, along the eastern coast of Egypt and across the Sinai Peninsula, we made it to Dahab where the best thing about our hotel was the coral reef meters from our room.  Another 2 hour bus ride through a forbidding...

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Unfinished ObeliskUnfinished Obelisk Once we got to Aswan and after a crazy taxi experience that entailed some serious driver rivalry, keys stolen from the ignition, a chase involving a tire iron, and a group of tourists, ahem, us, quietly unloading our luggage and finding another cab... (yeah, I know, OH EGYPT!) Anyhow once we got to Aswan, we decided...

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Found Rabbit

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Last week, my sister took in a lost domestic rabbit that was found hopping around somebody’s garden at McChord AFB.

She tried to locate his owner, but nobody stepped forward to claim the little guy.  She took him to the vet to get him checked out, and he got a good report.  He is so adorable and sweet I know my sis would keep him if she could, but unfortunately she can’t and she needs to find him a good home.

He is affectionate and loves humans — a major bonus with rabbits.

Since he is basically litter-box trained, he’d make a great house-rabbit.  So if you or anyone you know know wants give this sweet orange rabbit a good home or if you’d just like to find out more about him, please let me know.

Rabbits make wonderful pets.  They also help you make sure your fridge is stocked with their favorite herbs and veggies, and there’s nothing wrong with that!

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