In which Zach takes part in an Islamic prayer, al-Sulaah, for the first time as part of an interest in the practice and rituals of Islam. His friends and coworkers have varying reactions to this, from congratulatory joy to more cautious warnings.
The Personal Blog of Zach Heise
In which Zach takes part in an Islamic prayer, al-Sulaah, for the first time as part of an interest in the practice and rituals of Islam. His friends and coworkers have varying reactions to this, from congratulatory joy to more cautious warnings.
In which Zach goes Caving in Jordan and spelunks into a little bit more than he bargained for – from bat guano to nearly getting stuck (perhaps forever) several miles (or at least several meters) underground.
In which Zach goes a little crazy and rants about the lack of AC power plug standards in Jordan, before proving beyond a doubt that he is qualified to reveal which power plug is the greatest in the world.
In which Zach begins training his second group of Iraqis, although this time they’re not refugees but fellow teachers themselves.
I’ve been back in Jordan for a little over a week now, and my internal schedule has more or less readjusted back to normal. However, I have a feeling that a large percentage of that may be because the internet at my house has not worked since my return. Not having funny cat videos, tech […]
For the third time now, I’ve said goodbye to my friends and family back in America and returned to Jordan. I kept myself busy in my last few days in the country, attending (and helping host) Ty’s New Year’s Eve From The Future bash (where I dressed in a dishdash, because in the future all […]