Egyptain perspectixe

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  1.  Today was so nice seeing  my family  this  reunion  was  beautiful and thoughtful and family was warm. The  food was delicious  Egyptian society reminds me of  joy of being  alive  I remember  why I  love to write  to record  my own abilities and memories and  passion to  the  world.  I  give  new information and perspectives when I  write that I  couldn't see or Express myself any other way. Breaking  bad  habits and getting back  abilities.  I am  a good person  in Egypt because I have  my entire family and desire new things  happen to  me every day. In America my life is too  boring predictable  I am tired of  knowing what is going to happen to me  every day  if I  can't get  a job or paid internship why would I  go back to America  I would really like stay in Egypt.  Maybe if  Egypt  becomes  my ordariny  ki would  not be as fun anymore but we never  in Egypt  long  enough for  me to see if I  would  be bored with Egypt. I want to work in Egypt because Egyptian people  only work  part time  from 8 to 2:30 and  they don't  work  on Friday  but they work on Saturday and Sunday . The only downside is that  the  people are  United  by all choice and circumstances  of every kind  except for one the political  divide   between Egyptian  people who the current  placpresident  , the military and the Egyptian people who  absolutely  hate the Egyptian  president and the  military  but  love the  Egyptian  brotherhood.  I honestly don't  understand why some Egyptians  hate the Egyptian president . I think  he  is helping Egypt  grow as country  .the  infrastructure has  significantly improved in the past  5years  I have  been to Egypt. and I think it is much more  clean and more  organized than  before.  However I  think the  new  laws that everyone  in high school has to  get a 97 to  hundred percent  in order to get  into  first place and a good  college is  horrible  . A  90percent  to 96 is  an A  minus to  A plus that is  not  under  any  circumstances  second  place. I  have  seen a majority of  students work extremely hard to  get 90 to  to 95 but they are so heart broken  because they are  have so much  power and potential  but they are in second place and they  can't  get into the  majors or college  they want to. It is  unfair that  one or two points  made some  students  in  first place and  other  students are not  in first place  but they are working equally as  hard . Some people cheat.  I want to  change this education  system  . I also  hate that there is no  specific  teaching  circircumlam in Egypt  it so bad that students  cheat  because 30 % of the questions  on the exam are  outside of the school curriculum.  I  can't believe it  and there are  100 students in one classroom  unbelievably not enough enough teachers to  help students.  I  must  fix this education system. I think I am going to write my  thesis statement on education system when I get  my master degree in social work.. I hate media stereotypes and  the fact that even my 5 year old young  cousin in  obsessed with their  iPhone and iPad as and the older ones are not  any better  they are so sweet kind and caring  but  immeusured in their smartphones on Facebook  on day.  Sometimes they don't even speak to me.  I  can't believe technology hold on people  what  happened to  old fashioned  value of  patience and happiness and hard work and dedication time. I  hate the fact that Egypt invented  Brains surgery  but they have  very little  services for people with disabilities  no bus t. The  only schools for students with disabilities are in cario 3 hours drive from my home town  . Alhamdullah for everything I know and have  I would have had a  completely different  life in Egypt  but I  somehow feel as if I would have  been  happier  growing up in  Egypt  but I would  not be  person I am today  . Alhamdullah I love my life  but I  wonder what it  would be like  if I did not have a  disability  . .I  realized that  everyone has  something to  deal with. But it is  how you deal with people and your  circumstances  that  truly  matters  that  is my message  to the world 

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