S is for Soccer
This post may use affiliate links. Learn more in my Disclosure Policy. When I kicked off this series as part
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Here in Indiana and the majority of the continental United States (except maybe the southwest and southeastern corners), you can
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And when the queen of Sheba had seen all the wisdom of Solomon, the house that he had built, the food
Continue readingChocolate covered peaches, Coca-Cola, and a Date-iversary
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Continue readingP is for Planes
For Christy’s trip last year, my trip last year, and our most recent trip, we flew to Ethiopia via Ethiopian
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A few months ago, I shared this picture. I wanted to share it again as part of this A to Z Challenge that
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The floodgates opened in the 19th century. It seems like every European nation with any hope of appearing rich and
Continue readingM is for Money
Birr is the Ethiopian unit of currency. When we were in Ethiopia in 2009, one US dollar was the equivalent
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The lion – especially the Lion of Judah – is a popular national motif in Ethiopia. When Haile Selassie was
Continue reading“She’s NOT my girlfriend!”
This post may use affiliate links. Learn more in my Disclosure Policy. 20 years ago today, I found myself walking
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