In which Zach muses over the graduation and passing of his final group of students as a teacher with Entity Green Training, and describes the graduation ceremony in which he wore the traditional Arab robe, the dishdasha.
The Personal Blog of Zach Heise
In which Zach muses over the graduation and passing of his final group of students as a teacher with Entity Green Training, and describes the graduation ceremony in which he wore the traditional Arab robe, the dishdasha.
Wouldn’t it be ridiculous if the government ordered McDonald’s sell Burger King’s products at all of its restaurants, simply because Burger King did not have as many locations? Wouldn’t you roll your eyes at this example of the government sticking its nose where it doesn’t belong? Doesn’t that seem like it would be unfairly punishing […]
It’s hard to believe I’ve almost finished my nine-month tenure as an instructor in Jordan and have been been overseas now for eleven months altogether. Everyone I know has been asking me what I’m going to do next, and to be honest, I still am not entirely sure. It’s ironic – at this time last […]
Ironically, I don’t think about the occupations of Iraq or Palestine as much as I used to back in America, even though I’m closer to it than ever before. Every day, my work influences the lives of dozens of different refugees from Palestine and Iraq. We do business, they learn from me and I from […]
In which Zach visits the abode of his Jordanian/Palestinian friend Khalil for the first time, enjoys a dinner of fish, chicken, and argeilleh, and meets Khalil’s large, exuberant, and question-filled family.