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essays, poems, and remarks – a little lost but with a purpose

Tag: Rabat

October 16, 2012July 13, 2018

Hicham and the Paradox of Cultures

by p.w.eubanks 2 Comments on Hicham and the Paradox of Cultures

A few weeks ago, I was on a train for Rabat, and I met this guy named Hicham.  Hicham was dressed to the hilt in religious garb, all black, and his beard would have put Sam Beam to shame.  To be honest, I had no desire to talk to Hicham; I was tired and not […]

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May 31, 2012March 16, 2013

Sacred Goodbyes

by p.w.eubanks 4 Comments on Sacred Goodbyes

A lot has happened lately.  There’s a thousand little stories to pick from.  My friends leaving.  New ones coming to visit.  Glasses being distributed left and right.  Emails that show up with exciting or wonderful news.  Emails that show up that cause you to take a step back and take a few, slow and deep […]

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June 9, 2011June 29, 2018

Because “Nothing Succeeds as Planned”

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So, I’m sitting on a train with Caity, Avery, and Nicole making our way to Rabat, the capital of Morocco, for a training on how to educate people on healthy lifestyles and HIV/AIDs prevention, and I’m not really sure what it is about trains, but you can get lost in the moment staring out the […]

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