Welcome to my blog about my experiences while living in Algeria!The President of Algeria was visiting Setif today and tommorow. I took the kiddies downtown to see him. There were sooo many people and even we were very close, we didn’t catch a glimpse. I did take some photos though. You can see all that I took in my photo album. And below are a few of the highlights. Viva Algerie!
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Hey, Readers! Just to let you know, I’m not going to be posting for a while. We’ll be popping off to the beach any time now. Plus, with the kiddies out of school, impending pc problems and oh, so miserably hot weather, I just don’t see finding a moment to spend on the blog. Hopefully, I’ll be up and running by September, in time for Ramadan. Last year I had pc problems and wasn’t able to report on the food. But, hopefully, this year will be different. Anyway, Have a Safe Summer! Have fun! And God Bless! 
P.S. If you contact me via my online contact form, it may take a bit to get back to you. I will answer to most time sensitive first. And please don’t hesitate to contact me especially if you are moving to my area 
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Chow!
A video about current Algerian Safety issues.
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Magharebia.com Reports:
Algerians are concerned about the number of children abducted, and the kidnapping of Yacine Bouchelouh has captured the attention of parents throughout the country. Official statistics show the disappearance of 841 children since 2001, ranging in age from 4 to 16.
Some Algerians attribute the trend of child abductions to criminal networks trafficking in human organs, while others feel the disappearances are sexually motivated.
That’s some very disturbing news! I’ll be thinking twice about where I let my kids run off to from now on! Click here for full article.
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