Gardenia Hotel Amman
Abdul Hameed Sharaf St., P.O. Box 950533 Amman, 11195, Jordan
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Arrival in Amman
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Early Morning Run
There is nothing like an early morning run to start off the work week!
Running around Weibdeh reminds me of my early morning runs in Charlottesville because it is a quiet neighborhood full of hills.
However, running by the Pakistani embassy, it's guards and their machine guns just a few blocks from my apartment quickly reminds me that I am in fact still in Amman.
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Amman, The Dead Sea and Jerash
... we were looking at things that were over 10,000 years old. We were too lazy to visit the large Roman theatre (its funny how you get like that travelling – I mean, any other time you would be like WOW, look at that amazing Roman theatre. But we have seen lots of Roman theatres now, so it’s sort of like 'do we really need to see another one…?’) but we did get some great views of it from the Citadel.
We did two day trips out of Amman. The first was to ...
Cultural Lessons and a Ba'athist Ex-Military Iraqi
... 6 months to restore Iraq to normal after the 1st Gulf War. He said there were parts of Baghdad three years after the American occupation that had yet to receive electricity or running water – which meant tough summers (temperatures regularly top 100 F). Obama, for Loy, is not as bad, but he still stinks.
Loy says he wants to move to Oslo. His brother is there and he hears it is nice. I asked him if he would ever seek refuge in America. No ...
Amman : le monde arabe
... souks, d’où émanent en permanence des odeurs de fallafels, de houmous, de pains plats, d’agneaux, de café Turks au cardamone et de divins baklavas. Des milliers de baklavas.
C’est aussi le quartier des ruines sans âge, tellement elles sont vieilles. En haut de nos têtes, l’ancienne citadelle offre une vue aérienne magnifique. Sa muraille a protégé la ville durant un millénaire. À l’époque, Amman portait le nom de Philadelphia, ...



