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Email From The Embassy
A freelance writer travels the world with her diplomat husband and four kids. Currently in Amman, Jordan.
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- One Year Later 7 years ago One year ago yesterday, we arrived in the U.S. from our two-year posting to Moscow.And what a crazy year it’s been.When we left Moscow, I was in a lot of pain from what turned out to be not two, as they told me in Moscow, but THREE herniated discs. (Turns out the doctors at the Russian hospital...
- And they lived happily ever after... 8 years ago The End.copyright Donna S Gorman
- You Don't Know What You've Got Til It's Gone: The Neighborhood Edition 8 years ago Somebody stopped by my house today with a parting gift (which I loved, thanks so much...). After she left, I read the note she'd attached to the gift, and she seriously brought me to tears with her kind words.It made me think - I sometimes take the people around me for granted. Or anyway, I...
- Pack Out 8 years ago In this small houseMade of brick and stoneBuilt on laughterAnd all our dreams and hopesIn this small houseTogether we have grownMade a familyMade us all a home - Michelle FeatherstoneWe've spent a lot of hours moving from place to place, B and I. By my calculations, this is our fourteenth...
- Fathers 8 years ago I was one of the lucky ones. I grew up knowing, with 100% certainty, that any time I needed him, anywhere, for any reason at all, my father would show up. If you grow up with a dad like that, you're way ahead of the game from the very beginning.Santa Barbara, CA, some time last centuryI am one of...
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Judy Merrill
10:01 AM October 12, 2015
10:01 AM October 12, 2015
Email from the Embassy can make you laugh and cry all within seconds. Donna is the voice inside your head and makes you seem normal. Always fun to read and you always learn something from her insights into the culture and land of the host country.
