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Issue 52: Thank You + Year In Review (opens the original)
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Hi team. It’s been 52 weeks- one whole year since I embarked on my journey to Egypt. This is the final issue of Zoe in Cairo, although I haven’t been in Cairo for a little bit now :) As I say goodbye to this incredible journey and prepare to return to Washington, D.C., I want to offer a few final reflections and highlights from each month of my incredible life in Cairo. SeptemberSeptember was a chaotic month of moving across the world and starting my first adult job in a city that felt endlessly
Issue 51: Zoe Not In Cairo (opens the original)
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Zoe: It is the penultimate Zoe in Cairo, and I am safely back in the United States of America. This week has been spent in all corners of Oregon: from Portland to the coast to the high desert. And of course, I’ve had a great guide alongside me to facilitate my re-entry (Lucy Sascha Carver).Lucy: Rumor has it Zoe only came back to the US because Zoe in Cairo viewership peaked and has now plummeted since my three-week takeover in June. Apparently, popular demand finally won out, and she had no cho
Issue 50: Can't Stop Caucasusing (opens the original)
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Hello from Heathrow Airport! You didn’t think I’d head back to America without slipping in one final trip, did you? I spent the last ten days in the very sunny, very beautiful Caucasus Region!Why there? You might be asking yourself, to which I simply respond, why not! It helps that I was meeting up with two Russian-speaking (and one mildly French-speaking) buddies, making the region far more approachable than it would be on its own. While I might not have chosen Armenia and Georgia by myself, I
Issue 49: Cairo, Goodbye (opens the original)
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This is the end of Zoe (technically) in Cairo, but fear not, dear reader, it’s not quite the end of “Zoe in Cairo.” We’re getting to one year (issue 52!) come hell or high water. So it’s true, I am ending my program a few weeks early. My next job starts at the end of August, so I’m taking the month to travel (locations to come :) ) and visit my home in Portland before settling back in to Washington, D.C. So with that, I have officially departed from Egypt, for the last time, for the foreseeable
Issue 48: Iskndrya (opens the original)
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As I approach the twilight of my time in Egypt, I spent my last full weekend in the same place I spent one of my first weekends: Alexandria. Or, to the Egyptian voice, Iskndrya. This trip followed a whirlwind week of tourism for Ella around Cairo: Saladin Citadel, Coptic Cairo, the Egyptian Museum of Civilization, the Grand Egyptian Museum, a felucca, and of course, the pyramids. It was all the hits in one mad rush and in a grueling Egyptian heatwave. We decided to slow down for the weekend and
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