A Broad Abroad: Au Revoir Amman, Jordan!!

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Au Revoir Amman, Jordan!!

hello.

Goodbye, Jordan!

I am about to leave Ibis hotel and I must say that I will miss Jordan. It was a wonderful experience, one I still have yet to completely write about (and don't you worry, I will tonight!). I am determined to come back! I have way too much change in my purse to not!

Also, I am soooo excited to take my family out to eat at Middle Eastern resetaurants when I get back to California. There are apparantly good ones in Fremont (woooot!) and in Mountain View and San Mateo. After eating here, I will only eat the good stuff! So family, get ready! Okay, well, I just wanted to say goodbye Jordan before we left and let all my people know that NEXT STOP:

CAIRO, EGYPT!

Peace.

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.November 3, 2010 at 7:03 PM
Yay! We should definitely all go out together in December when we're all home!
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Au Revoir Amman, Jordan!!

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