Reflections of a Cultural Mutt

Subscribe To

Posts
Atom
Posts
Comments
Atom
Comments
Add to Technorati Favorites View blog top tags
www.flickr.com

Twitter Updates

Twitter Updates

    follow me on Twitter

    Blog Archive

    • ▼  2009 (126)
      • ►  July (10)
      • ►  June (17)
      • ►  May (12)
      • ►  April (26)
      • ►  March (27)
      • ►  February (13)
      • ▼  January (21)
        • Hamas
        • "Arab Money"
        • That whole "Change Thing" is starting to kick in!!
        • I hardly recognize the American foreign policy, al...
        • Spinnin' wheel got to go round.
        • Taking his time?
        • "It ain't over, mebbe."
        • Watching History...
        • Ashes, ashes, we all fall down
        • I was afraid of this...
        • Naughty Harry
        • Ceasefire? Not so much.
        • A little good news, after much bad.
        • Oh, Papa.
        • Is it just me, or is there a special sort of uglin...
        • Another bloody day...
        • A few things to check out.
        • Oh, Gaza...
        • Ringing in the New Year, Ex Pat Style
        • Makeshift Christmases
        • Oh, the drama!

    About Me

    My photo
    The Half Breed
    I’ll admit it, I’m unusual. I was born in the USA, but when my father took work overseas, my family began a life a world-wide travel, with our homebase in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. This lifestyle brought me from the Vatican to Mecca, from the pyramids of Egypt to the streams of Venice, from the Taj Mahal to the plains of Kenya, from the beaches of Malaysia to the cafés of Paris. My father is a native-born Palestinian Muslim, while my mother is an American Lutheran. Yes, my life really has been as bizarre and contradictory as it sounds. Somehow, though, I’ve managed to reach age 18 without major psychological difficulties; actually, I’ve learned to celebrate the cultures that have shaped me over the years. I now reside in the US, but I still travel often. I'm majoring in Modern Middle Eastern Studies and International Relations, planning for a career in journalism. This world is rapidly shrinking, but I am greatly concerned that many people, including Americans, still lack the basic understanding and open-mindedness needed to sustain a peaceful coexistence. As someone who believes in the power of communication, I hope to use my simple words to enlighten—and enliven.
    View my complete profile

    Followers

    Everyone believes
    In how they think it ought to be
    Everyone believes
    And they're not going easily

    Belief is a beautiful armor
    But makes for the heaviest sword
    Like punching under water
    You never can hit who you're trying for

    We're never gonna win the world
    We're never gonna stop the war
    We're never gonna beat this
    If belief is what we're fighting for

    What puts a hundred thousand children in the sand
    Belief can
    Belief can
    What puts the folded flag inside his mother's hand
    Belief can
    Belief can

    -John Mayer

    Saturday, January 10, 2009

    Naughty Harry

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7822574.stm
    Posted by The Half Breed at 5:55 PM

    1 comment:

    Victoria Horea said...

    Good thingy!

    January 16, 2009 at 8:00 AM

    Post a Comment

    Newer Post Older Post Home
    Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)