What happened to the desert country of Jordan? It rained all day today, the last Friday before the Dead 2 Red, so hard that Rami, Omar and I canceled our training plans in the hopes that we’ll have better luck tomorrow or some other time in the week. I forgot I hadn’t set my new […]

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Here’s a video from one of my fellow choir members, taken at our show at the King Hussein Cultural Center. We were the last five minutes of a two-hour long presentation, but Shireen said that the audience complimented her on it and said that they were looking forward to seeing more. Since the primary purpose […]

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For the first time in a year and a half, I mounted a bicycle today with the purpose of traveling to my place of work instead of for recreation. With the Dead 2 Red just around the corner and a week and a half away, I want to make sure that I’m in the best […]

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In which Zach meets the senior bishop of the Anglican Church, the Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams.

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In which Zach discusses the past week – involving his most-recent graduating students, the new training for the Dead 2 Red 2010, and Valentine’s Day gift-giving

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Snow! In Jordan! Lots of it! Expect massive delays, stocking up on fuel reserves, and chaos and flooding in the streets! Also…school cancellations! This is what we residents of Amman were treated to via word of mouth, newspapers, and radio announcements. With all of the talk, you might have thought that the second coming was […]

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