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Thoughts from Baghdad: Happiness

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Born and raised in the States, these are some of my thoughts on having lived in post-Saddam Baghdad from 2003-2006. I currently reside in the US of A. Tuesday, June 09, 2009. Hopefully everything will work out for them :). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Our Biggest Iraq War Loss. Bilal, 21 year old cousin, brother and neighbor, Allah yirhamuh. 3/25/86-4/19/07. In this picture, my daughter and Bilal, the night before we left Baghdad, 12/11/06. Life Happens Wherever We Are. Kiko's House (lots on iraq).

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Thoughts from Baghdad: Just Saying Hello

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Born and raised in the States, these are some of my thoughts on having lived in post-Saddam Baghdad from 2003-2006. I currently reside in the US of A. Friday, November 18, 2011. Hi, my name is Bisma M and I am a student here in the U.S. I would like to talk to you about your experiences in Baghdad as I am doing a research project on Iraqi youth. If you could email me at bismam91092@gmail.com. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Our Biggest Iraq War Loss. Catharsis (formerly Konfused Kid).

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Thoughts from Baghdad: June 2009

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Born and raised in the States, these are some of my thoughts on having lived in post-Saddam Baghdad from 2003-2006. I currently reside in the US of A. Tuesday, June 09, 2009. Links to this post. Life Happens Wherever We Are. Life happens wherever a person lives, at any time, and in all circumstances. I think I have to write more about my tutoring work when I lived in Baghdad, but till then, here's another sad story i recently learned about the second of my four students (2 out of 4! Links to this post.

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Thoughts from Baghdad: July 2009

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Born and raised in the States, these are some of my thoughts on having lived in post-Saddam Baghdad from 2003-2006. I currently reside in the US of A. Wednesday, July 15, 2009. Just wanted to announce that to the world before I sign out for the night. Peace be with you always. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Our Biggest Iraq War Loss. Catharsis (formerly Konfused Kid). Kiko's House (lots on iraq). Munich and Everything Else. On Neutral Ground (Palestinian and Jewish Bloggers).

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Thoughts from Baghdad: Remembering Life

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Born and raised in the States, these are some of my thoughts on having lived in post-Saddam Baghdad from 2003-2006. I currently reside in the US of A. Tuesday, October 27, 2009. One of my Iraqi students was a young man named Firas. He had switched over to this job from another job for which he had been targeted and almost assassinated by gunmen outside his home. Only by the grace of God was he able to escape with a bullet shot to his (neck? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Our Biggest Iraq War Loss.

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Thoughts from Baghdad: January 2010

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Born and raised in the States, these are some of my thoughts on having lived in post-Saddam Baghdad from 2003-2006. I currently reside in the US of A. Thursday, January 07, 2010. I had the ultimate pleasure and blessing of performing Hajj this year. It's a journey that will live in my heart forever. May it be repeated again, and accepted by Him. My pics on Flickr. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Our Biggest Iraq War Loss. Catharsis (formerly Konfused Kid). Kiko's House (lots on iraq).

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Thoughts from Baghdad: March 2010

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Born and raised in the States, these are some of my thoughts on having lived in post-Saddam Baghdad from 2003-2006. I currently reside in the US of A. Thursday, March 18, 2010. Projected Parliament Seats for 2010 Iraqi Elections. My hubby sat down and did a few calculations today for the election results. Following are the projected number of seats each party will be getting in Parliament:. State of Law (Maliki): 88 Seats. Iraqi National Alliance (ISCI and Sadrists): 65 Seats. Kurds Jama Islamiah: 3 Seats.

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Thoughts from Baghdad: October 2nd

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Born and raised in the States, these are some of my thoughts on having lived in post-Saddam Baghdad from 2003-2006. I currently reside in the US of A. Tuesday, October 12, 2010. My only solace is that he was a good man, and that I hope Allah gathers me with him in the best place in the Hereafter. My mother passed away in September 2010. I still feel the pain. Ameen been six months now and pain is the best description. may His mercy encompass them. Try to post best informations like this always.

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Thoughts from Baghdad: September 2010

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Born and raised in the States, these are some of my thoughts on having lived in post-Saddam Baghdad from 2003-2006. I currently reside in the US of A. Monday, September 27, 2010. Why Do We Only Post Bad News? Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Our Biggest Iraq War Loss. Bilal, 21 year old cousin, brother and neighbor, Allah yirhamuh. 3/25/86-4/19/07. In this picture, my daughter and Bilal, the night before we left Baghdad, 12/11/06. Why Do We Only Post Bad News? Kiko's House (lots on iraq).

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Thoughts from Baghdad: October 2009

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Born and raised in the States, these are some of my thoughts on having lived in post-Saddam Baghdad from 2003-2006. I currently reside in the US of A. Tuesday, October 27, 2009. One of my Iraqi students was a young man named Firas. He had switched over to this job from another job for which he had been targeted and almost assassinated by gunmen outside his home. Only by the grace of God was he able to escape with a bullet shot to his (neck? Links to this post. Yesterday was the strongest near- death expe...