Author Archives: Bree

It has been nine days since my trip and yet it seems like it has been months. I miss Egypt. A lot. It still baffles me that I spent three glorious weeks in the only country I have EVER wanted … Continue reading →

So, I took a bit of a hiatus from blogging. Not for any specific reasons, but just got wrapped up in the magic that is Egypt. And Judy has been hogging the iPad. Thank goodness though since she has been … Continue reading →

As you may notice, Judy and I are WAY behind on our blogging. We lost about three days between Internet connections so please, bare with us as we try to catch up. After Abu Simbel, we came back to Aswan … Continue reading →

Abu Simbel was everything I thought it would be and more! Originally we were to be taking a plane to and from but the flight into Abu Simbel was canceled so we drone for four hours in a police caravan … Continue reading →

We arrived to Aswan around 7AM and were greeted by another Lady Egypt rep. He took us to our GORGEOUS hotel, Isis Corniche. We were right on the Nile! Simply breath taking. We were able to shower and get settled … Continue reading →

The first kick back day in Egypt was not only much needed but better than we thought it would. After such a crazy schedule the day before, we knew that the pool at The Oasis Hotel was the only thing … Continue reading →

An overwhelming sense of amazement was felt today. After visiting the Cairo Museum, The Citadel of Salah-Adn, and Coptic Cairo, I came back to the hotel feeling blown away, fortunate, and completely exhausted. I learned more than my little brain … Continue reading →

I am beginning to notice something during my trip, we got lucky. Not only has Lady Egypt as a company been wonderful, but our tour guide kicks ass. He has such passion for his country and its history and it … Continue reading →

You know that point in an interview where the interviewer asks, “Do you have any questions for me,” and you blankly stare at them waiting for words to filter through your brain, struggling to even make any indication of a … Continue reading →