More recent posts about Jordan
Articles from Jordan
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BBQ Night
Welcoming the beginning of summer's warm nights by setting up this stone and coal stove, and grilling some kebab.
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Patriotism
Walking around with another volunteer, extra early on a Friday morning before the noon prayer so that there weren't enough people around to notice us whipping out our cameras, we ran into this young man in the souq, or market. He asked to have his picture taken under the Jordanian flag in exchange for some raspberry gum. Of course, we obliged.
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Colorful Shopping
Bright green duali, or grape leaves, next to deep purple koch, or plums, creates an aesthetically pleasing food shopping experience. Jordanian produce sellers know how to attract a customer!
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Hard Efforts and World Peace
Showing off the finished World Peace Day crafts project. Each flag was made by one of the students of our special education center.
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Separation of Church and State
1st graders learning how to pray...
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High on Life
Culturally "inappropriate" in the spring
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Young Salesman
A little boy in Petra sets up shop
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Broadening Perspectives
Students from a special education center and students from the local middle school had an opportunity to interact and play games.
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Camp GLOW
Pioneer year for Camp GLOW Jordan. Taking a break after broom hockey with new friends.
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Bright and Cheerful
Adorable third graders waiting for a photo opp (and any excuse to be distracted from their lessons)
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Standing alone, among many...
One of the things the young women and I would do in my village was take walks through the rock fields. Away from the shabob (boys) we would sing and dance, gossip and laugh- really LOUD!
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High on Life
PCVs having fun
