ayearon.wordpress.com
A Year On | Adventures of a mom in the Middle EastAdventures of a mom in the Middle East
http://ayearon.wordpress.com/
Adventures of a mom in the Middle East
http://ayearon.wordpress.com/
TODAY'S RATING
>1,000,000
Date Range
HIGHEST TRAFFIC ON
Tuesday
LOAD TIME
1.2 seconds
16x16
32x32
PAGES IN
THIS WEBSITE
19
SSL
EXTERNAL LINKS
23
SITE IP
192.0.78.13
LOAD TIME
1.234 sec
SCORE
6.2
A Year On | Adventures of a mom in the Middle East | ayearon.wordpress.com Reviews
https://ayearon.wordpress.com
Adventures of a mom in the Middle East
ayearon.wordpress.com
One of my kids loves to travel | A Year On
https://ayearon.wordpress.com/2013/07/30/one-of-my-kids-loves-to-travel
Adventures of a mom in the Middle East. Ljubljana, or Things I Had Forgotten About Traveling With Kids. One of my kids loves to travel. July 30, 2013. Family folklore seems to be repeating itself with my daughters. I have written a lot about how my childhood spent moving back and forth across oceans sparked in me the desire to. Taking two young kids, a great husband, and a whole lot of questions to Jerusalem for a year's sabbatical. View all posts by hilarymead →. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.
SAHM | A Year On
https://ayearon.wordpress.com/2012/03/07/sahm
Adventures of a mom in the Middle East. Mount of Olives →. March 7, 2012. I had my children a few years before most of my friends did, so I’ve often been asked for advice on the age-old working vs. staying home dilemma. My response usually goes something like this:. They are both really, really hard in totally different ways, so it just depends on knowing yourself and knowing which set of hard things you feel more equipped to handle. As I said, I’m the life of the party. And at the same time, it’s a litt...
March | 2013 | A Year On
https://ayearon.wordpress.com/2013/03
Adventures of a mom in the Middle East. Monthly Archives: March 2013. March 14, 2013. Last weekend, I was driving a carpool and the conversation turned to the topic that strikes fear into the hearts of all parents: losing your kids. Hannah’s friend regaled me with a story of getting separated from her family … Continue reading →. One of my kids loves to travel. Ljubljana, or Things I Had Forgotten About Traveling With Kids. On Friends are different. Taylor on Medical Tourism. Rodney on Medical Tourism.
May | 2013 | A Year On
https://ayearon.wordpress.com/2013/05
Adventures of a mom in the Middle East. Monthly Archives: May 2013. May 26, 2013. As books are to Hannah, puzzles are to Margaret. It is expensive to keep her well stocked and I have taken to buying them at Goodwill. As well as costing a mere $1, they have the added benefit of coming … Continue reading →. One of my kids loves to travel. Ljubljana, or Things I Had Forgotten About Traveling With Kids. On Friends are different. Taylor on Medical Tourism. Rodney on Medical Tourism. Audrey on Flying solo.
July | 2013 | A Year On
https://ayearon.wordpress.com/2013/07
Adventures of a mom in the Middle East. Monthly Archives: July 2013. One of my kids loves to travel. July 30, 2013. Family folklore seems to be repeating itself with my daughters. I have written a lot about how my childhood spent moving back and forth across oceans sparked in me the desire to keep moving. Explaining what probably seemed like an … Continue reading →. Ljubljana, or Things I Had Forgotten About Traveling With Kids. July 27, 2013. July 8, 2013. One of my kids loves to travel.
TOTAL PAGES IN THIS WEBSITE
19
Unadventurous – A Design So Vast
http://www.adesignsovast.com/2012/01/unadventurous
A Design So Vast. There is no question that I am the unadventurous sibling. I’ve mentioned my sister. The one who is living in Jerusalem for the year. With her two daughters, ages 5 and 3? Yes, that one. Apparently many boarding school teachers spend their sabbaticals reading books in a hammock at their lake house. Not so my brother-in-law and my sister. Instead they moved their small children halfway across the world to the Middle East. And whoa, am I proud of her. In fact she’s the. Coming as we do fro...
Islam | From Middletown to the Middle East
https://tgilheany.com/tag/islam
From Middletown to the Middle East. Reflections on travel and teaching. The beauty and sacredness of popular religion. Asymp; Leave a comment. The mausoleum of Bahauddin Naqshbandi outside of Bukhara is a gorgeous and peaceful spot, full but not crowded with families making pilgrimage. A visitor can engage in a series of spiritual practices. At the tomb itself, people found spots sitting on benches under the mulberry trees, holding their hands up in the cupped prayer position. So much for modernity.
MESA | From Middletown to the Middle East
https://tgilheany.com/tag/mesa
From Middletown to the Middle East. Reflections on travel and teaching. The emotional roller coaster of the peaceful Syrian revolutionaries of 2011. Asymp; Leave a comment. Panel discussed how the people committed to the Syrian revolution of 2011 experienced and continue to experience their lives. The most powerful was a presentation by Professor Wendy Pearlman. Fear as the coercive authority of the state: Before the revolution, the walls have ears and rumors of information about torture are everywhere.
The emotional roller coaster of the peaceful Syrian revolutionaries of 2011 | From Middletown to the Middle East
https://tgilheany.com/2014/11/24/the-emotional-roller-coaster-of-the-peaceful-syrian-revolutionaries-of-2011
From Middletown to the Middle East. Reflections on travel and teaching. The emotional roller coaster of the peaceful Syrian revolutionaries of 2011. Asymp; Leave a comment. Panel discussed how the people committed to the Syrian revolution of 2011 experienced and continue to experience their lives. The most powerful was a presentation by Professor Wendy Pearlman. Fear as the coercive authority of the state: Before the revolution, the walls have ears and rumors of information about torture are everywhere.
emirate | From Middletown to the Middle East
https://tgilheany.com/tag/emirate
From Middletown to the Middle East. Reflections on travel and teaching. Decline, revolution, and tragedy. Asymp; Leave a comment. Ruling families in the late 19. Century, it seemed, had a habit of building modern palaces at great cost. These were to replace their traditional castles, but they completed them just before they lost their crowns altogether. The Summer Palace of the last Emir of Bukhara is one such building. Part Russian, part Central Asian. Jobs Omanis do, part II. Blog at WordPress.com.
Bukhara | From Middletown to the Middle East
https://tgilheany.com/tag/bukhara
From Middletown to the Middle East. Reflections on travel and teaching. Decline, revolution, and tragedy. Asymp; Leave a comment. Ruling families in the late 19. Century, it seemed, had a habit of building modern palaces at great cost. These were to replace their traditional castles, but they completed them just before they lost their crowns altogether. The Summer Palace of the last Emir of Bukhara is one such building. Part Russian, part Central Asian. Jobs Omanis do, part II. Blog at WordPress.com.
Naqshbandi | From Middletown to the Middle East
https://tgilheany.com/tag/naqshbandi
From Middletown to the Middle East. Reflections on travel and teaching. The beauty and sacredness of popular religion. Asymp; Leave a comment. The mausoleum of Bahauddin Naqshbandi outside of Bukhara is a gorgeous and peaceful spot, full but not crowded with families making pilgrimage. A visitor can engage in a series of spiritual practices. At the tomb itself, people found spots sitting on benches under the mulberry trees, holding their hands up in the cupped prayer position. Jobs Omanis do, part II.
Courses | From Middletown to the Middle East
https://tgilheany.com/category/courses
From Middletown to the Middle East. Reflections on travel and teaching. The emotional roller coaster of the peaceful Syrian revolutionaries of 2011. Asymp; Leave a comment. Panel discussed how the people committed to the Syrian revolution of 2011 experienced and continue to experience their lives. The most powerful was a presentation by Professor Wendy Pearlman. Fear as the coercive authority of the state: Before the revolution, the walls have ears and rumors of information about torture are everywhere.
communism | From Middletown to the Middle East
https://tgilheany.com/tag/communism
From Middletown to the Middle East. Reflections on travel and teaching. Decline, revolution, and tragedy. Asymp; Leave a comment. Ruling families in the late 19. Century, it seemed, had a habit of building modern palaces at great cost. These were to replace their traditional castles, but they completed them just before they lost their crowns altogether. The Summer Palace of the last Emir of Bukhara is one such building. Part Russian, part Central Asian. Jobs Omanis do, part II. Join 156 other followers.
TOTAL LINKS TO THIS WEBSITE
23
A Year of Yarns
365 days of tall tales and tidbits! Yarn: a narrative of adventure, a tale, a story, a myth, a chronicle, a good thing for your imagination! Bonus Stories and Easy Reads. Kids Art Gallery and Showcase. Great Websites 4 Kids. Our Authors and Artists. Partners and Advertising Opportunities. Bonus Stories and Easy Reads. Kids Art Gallery and Showcase. Great Websites 4 Kids. Our Authors and Artists. Partners and Advertising Opportunities. Welcome to A Year of Yarns! We are so happy you have stopped by today!
A year of yoga
A year of yoga. Let it go, let it go. February 22, 2017. I’ve been letting myself get too caught up in too many exhausting subjects. Most notably the extreme polarization of this country. I’m trying to learn to let go of what I can’t impact and focus on what it is that I can do to make a difference. So today on my long awaited return…… Continue reading Let it go, let it go. February 17, 2017. January 22, 2017. January 21, 2017. What a week. What a day. Day 6: Hot Power something Intention: Hope A...IR...
A Year of Daily Yoga | A yoga instructor once told me that doing 5 minutes of yoga every day would change my life. We’ll see…
A Year of Daily Yoga. A yoga instructor once told me that doing 5 minutes of yoga every day would change my life. We’ll see…. April 6, 2010 in Uncategorized. Hey, It’s been a long time coming. But I’ve figured out what my next blog will be though I haven’t named it yet. I’m going to be blogging about my Fellowship and the next chapter in my life that’s going to start this summer in Manhattan! January 24, 2010 in Uncategorized. Observation Point, Zion National Park, UT. I didn’t plan to stop doing t...
A Year of You and Me
May 19, 2015. Mental health day for this one. Via Instagram http:/ ift.tt/1FmD8Pt. May 13, 2015. It's been a long hard road but yesterday an amazing sacrifice was made so that my baby sis could become a mommy again. We couldn't be happier or love this boy any more. Nor can we stop crying. ����❤️. Via Instagram http:/ ift.tt/1QJWS4H. May 12, 2015. We shared the Oreos tonight. We never share the Oreos. Ever. It's like Christmas up in here. Via Instagram http:/ ift.tt/1L11SPb.
Ayearon Inc – Service + Automation
Manager Approvals in FootPrints 12. Anyone who has worked with FootPrints 12 knows that some features of previous versions are still missing. One of the most critical of these missing features is manager approvals. Fortunately there is a workaround that is sufficient for most environments with this requirement. Link an ADSI server to the FootPrints database server. Create a view of the LDAP server in the FootPrints database. Configure the FootPrints Address Book to use the new database view. Before attem...
A Year On | Adventures of a mom in the Middle East
Adventures of a mom in the Middle East. September 1, 2013. Most of the time, I think I’m the only family member awash in memories. Terence studiously avoids nostalgia, and the girls are distracted by starting up their school years. But then out of the blue will come evidence that they, too, remember. And this global awareness pops up in more serious circumstances, too. The other night at dinner, we were going around and saying one thing that surprised us about our day. Terence’s? August 9, 2013. I realiz...
ayearonaryedalefarm.blogspot.com
Furniture Rumah Minimalis
Design Furniture Rumah Minimalis. Monday, July 17, 2017. Ketahui Hal Ini Sebelum Pemasangan Lantai. Lantai Kayu Solid Yang Mana? Lantai yang direkayasa, terdiri dari alas kayu lapis yang ditutupi lapisan kayu setebal 1/16 sampai 1/8 in. Wednesday, July 20, 2016. Lantai Tangguh dan Tahan Lama yang Mudah untuk Mempertahankan. Harga Lantai Kayu - Lapisan terakhir tanah harus selalu memenuhi persyaratan dasar sedikit dan juga dalam kaitannya dengan mana mereka dii. Kamar Mandi Furniture dengan Pintu. Tenda, ...
A Year On Facebook
A Year On Facebook. I’m definitely coming back, if only to read this book. Jeezus H. Chryst. A Year On Facebook. Peter Carlaftes (184 pages, Three Rooms Press, 2010,. A Year On Facebook by Peter Carlaftes is a comical trajectory through the chronological events of the past year ia daily updates from the insightful and irreverent pontiff of puns. Order now. Click. On the Buy Now. Link and get an auto-. I’ll let you eat cake just as long as you read this book. New York, NY. INTERACTIVE ALERT (page vii).
ayearonhampsteadheath.blogspot.com
A Year on Hampstead Heath
A Year on Hampstead Heath. Photos of Hampstead Heath as it changes through the seasons. Sunday, 29 December 2013. 29 December 2013: The Mixed Pond. Sunday, 22 December 2013. 22 December 2013: Pryors Field. Friday, 20 December 2013. 20 December 2013: Plane Tree. Sunday, 8 December 2013. 8 December 2013: The Cattle Trough on East Heath Road. Saturday, 23 November 2013. 23 November 2013: Pitt's Arch. Friday, 22 November 2013. 22 November 2013: Beech Tree on Lower Cohen's Field. Tuesday, 19 November 2013.
A Year On Market
One Picture Every Day For A Year on Market Street. Although I started shooting on April 1st, I started this photo blog of the project on May 1st. As time allows I will work my way backwards and add the April photos to the blog. Always feel free to contact me directly at badkins55@comcast.net. Website by: Bill Adkins IV.
SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT