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@mohamed That is strange. Another American-in-Palestine and I were recentely discussing how Pals tend to put marital status/# kids on CVs. 12:49 AM Nov 25th from web in reply to mohamed
Had a dream about Zac Hanson last night. WTF? He was in Palestine. That was the only redeeming factor. 10:24 PM Nov 24th from web
@ellenepage um...are you for real? If so, can we talk? 10:13 AM Nov 24th from web in reply to ellenepage
Interesting article about a book I've been hearing about for years, now in English. Interested to read it. http://tinyurl.com/yfvd3ch 2:54 AM Nov 24th from web
Heh...I knew it. Good to hear it all but confirmed. http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=242119 2:34 AM Nov 24th from web
@emilybrook Haha! Yeah, that's a great story. You are right, the apples here are pretty aweful. Have to try to find some Golani ones. 12:15 AM Nov 23rd from web in reply to emilybrook
@Hadel We're celebrating in Palestine, but most of the people at the dinner will be American. 12:14 AM Nov 23rd from web in reply to Hadel
@emilybrook Those all sound delicious. Cranberry one sounds best, unfortunately cranberries are hard to come by here. :( Apple bread? yum. 11:39 PM Nov 22nd from web in reply to emilybrook
@Hadel :) Thanks! We're having all the traditional stuff, including pumpkin pie. 11:38 PM Nov 22nd from web in reply to Hadel
Researching yummy bread recipes for Thanksgiving. Got any favorites? 11:28 PM Nov 22nd from web
@AliDahmash Aw, thanks for the invitation, but unfortunately I'm back in Ramallah now. Maybe next time I'm in Amman. 10:33 PM Nov 22nd from web in reply to AliDahmash
@DenaShunra Haha, weird. I didn't know that. @bangpound 7:37 AM Nov 22nd from web in reply to DenaShunra
@DenaShunra @bangpound, thanks for that, I didn't know what you were talking about. In Arabic, it's habash, nothing about India. :) 7:33 AM Nov 22nd from web in reply to DenaShunra
@mayangrl Actually...they do. Israelis lobbied for the right to be dual citizens, but now its recognized w/many countries. 7:33 AM Nov 22nd from web in reply to mayangrl
@DenaShunra I'm actually arguing just that: that the US DOES recognize dual citizenship with other countries. 7:32 AM Nov 22nd from web in reply to DenaShunra
Heading home for the day. Hoping tomorrow will find a way to be less boring. Otherwise I'll write! 5:56 AM Nov 22nd from web
@lekasmiller Aww, that's really sweet of you. Thanks! 5:55 AM Nov 22nd from web in reply to lekasmiller
RT @mikeage @israelimom in 140 characters, I had to ignore the Hindus //and buddhists, shintos, many africans, wiccans, native americans? 5:52 AM Nov 22nd from web
@ActivistArt It is true that Israelis played a special role in getting the US govt to allow/accept dual citizenship, but now universal. 5:50 AM Nov 22nd from web
@ActivistArt I know people who are dual citizens of the US and countries other than Israel. 5:49 AM Nov 22nd from web in reply to ActivistArt

Name Sarah Ashkar
Location Ramallah, Palestine
Web http://trnsplantd...
Bio American wife (to Palestinian husband), cook, and mom to Fefe (cat) living in Palestine, up for civil (or not so civil) debates, exchanging recipes or whatever.