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Hello! After lots of requests and many weeks my latest travel blog is now up! I’ve decided to jump around and go ahead and publish the Middle East ones prior to the Christmas break one (the photos are done but not the writing, I’m working on it, things have been busy!).

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Lisa Damico
2007-04-21 22:25:29

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as great as everyone made it out to be and I'd much rather spend my money on mango smoothies in the future.

The next and last day in Dahab was spent relaxing in the sun before catching our 19 hour bus to Luxor - we weren't going to leave any room for ferry cancellations this go round. We borrowed some snorkeling equipment from a couple guys we'd met from Hawaii and New Zealand and swam around with the fish - and jellyfish, little, harmless ones, but I just couldn't relax for fear and I would look up while snorkeling and find a jellyfish glued to my face. The time to say goodbye came so we packed our bags up, said goodbye to the staff who I think really did enjoy our stay with them and to Momo who professed his love for me and his desire to "make fire with me all night long were I ever to return Dahab - where I would also of course receive a special discount" and opened up the next chapter of our Middle East tour by visiting Luxor.

Thus ends the first installment of my Middle East travel blog, stay tuned for the next one. To give a brief update of what I've been up to - as of yesterday, I've been here in France for six months, just three and a half more to go before I'm back again in the States and purchasing my ticket home is on the to-do list for this week. My friend Becky came to visit me last week from New York City for a week and we had a great time despite the French weather (rain, snow and cold). We rented a car with one of my teachers (I played translator) and visited the Normandy coastline as well as Versailles. I also just started a new tutoring job this morning at an Italian restaurant beside the Cathedral, teaching restaurant vocabulary to two high school waiters, which I'm excited about. Half of my assistant friends will finish up their contract in April, so we're trying to put together some fun activities to do before they leave - I'm on the calendar to host a "savory crepe party" this Wednesday - wish me luck!

Like always I hope everyone is doing well, I miss you all and would love to hear from you! Gros bisous ~ Lisa