It is now around a year and a half later, I have gone through many jobs, cars, apartments, friends and life changing events. I finally think I am starting to get the hang of the country, get a feel for how things go around here and it is starting to feel like home.
After all this time and the millions of things I have experienced I am still culturally shocked daily, sometimes by big life changing things, and sometimes by the silliest things that you can’t help but chuckle about…
My sister also moved here but she got married, we are living in 2 different worlds and between the both of us I think we have seen it all!! 2 New Yorkers living in Jordan…
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After being born and raised in the big apple (New York) by an Iranian father and a Palestinian/Jordanian mother I decided to leave my life, my job, my apartment, my car and start from scratch in a country that is almost 2/3rd the size of NY. I moved to Jordan and started from the beginning, I understood the language but couldn’t speak it and I needed to manage on my own. I had no clue what I was getting myself into but it has been the best thing I have ever done…..
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