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for girls we like amara, damani, yasmine, and Leena, were almost positive on Leena if its a girl....and i mean girls names are easy to pick out....the thing is we want a name that will fit both cultures...something that my family will at least be able to say....I do like Amir too....but geez, im pretty fluent in arabic and i cant barely pronounce the "a" in that name....plus i work with a kid name Amir, and he has made it very clear that he hates the way i say his name...lol...

for boys, we like Laith, and Zane....Sofyan is pretty set on Zane...I was just looking for more options...

sara, im jealous....your almost there....your baby could come any day now....Do u have names picked out?

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abdou and i are both considered young here! we're in nyc now enjoying time alone together but returning back to california tomorrow. *cries*!!!!

abdou starts his first job on tuesday! i'm so glad he won't be at home bored anymore while i'm at work! :) he's going to ESL and really improving his english fast since he's arrived. he's met all my friends here in NY and they were all impressed with his speaking and understanding abilities. time to go wake him up! :D

"It's far better to be alone than wish you were." - Ann Landers

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for girls we like amara, damani, yasmine, and Leena, were almost positive on Leena if its a girl....and i mean girls names are easy to pick out....the thing is we want a name that will fit both cultures...something that my family will at least be able to say....I do like Amir too....but geez, im pretty fluent in arabic and i cant barely pronounce the "a" in that name....plus i work with a kid name Amir, and he has made it very clear that he hates the way i say his name...lol...

for boys, we like Laith, and Zane....Sofyan is pretty set on Zane...I was just looking for more options...

sara, im jealous....your almost there....your baby could come any day now....Do u have names picked out?

Kelly we have really tried to consider the dual culture aspect too, I dont want my daughter to spend her entire life having to tell people how to pronounce her name.

On that note we are thinking about Leila, Noura, I like Amira, Adnan like Maryam... I guess we should be closer to deciding but I have a feeling its going to be one of those things where the final decision isnt made until the nurse walks in with the birth certificate to be completed, then it will be whatever one of us blurts out :)

all I can say is I hope its sooner rather than later these days as I have suddenly become very uncomfortable and ungainly :lol: imagine that!

I really like Zane, I think one of Kara's (Moody) sons is named Zane and I had no idea that was an Arabic rooted name until I saw her mention it on another thread. Its a good one. We also like Jiad, we had thrown it around some until we knew we had a girl coming.

anyway, good luck to you Kelly and Sofyan and all you other soon to be MENA mommies, I know there are a bunch of us right now...Its a baby boom!

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abdou and i are both considered young here! we're in nyc now enjoying time alone together but returning back to california tomorrow. *cries*!!!!

abdou starts his first job on tuesday! i'm so glad he won't be at home bored anymore while i'm at work! :) he's going to ESL and really improving his english fast since he's arrived. he's met all my friends here in NY and they were all impressed with his speaking and understanding abilities. time to go wake him up! :D

So when is your wedding?

Today I had fun bouncing around as a youngin' (29), but I had to get him up and pop in the false teeth and prepare the walker since he's a oldun' (31). :) Just kidding!

None of my posts have ever been helpful. Be forewarned.

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I got my first gray hair a week before my 28th B-day last year. Also my bones crack something fierce everytime I get up, oh and my poor hands ache sometimes. I don't look forward to the failings of my body as I get in the winter of my years.

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I think I joined right after you did.

We are doing "ok". The move to Texas has about done me in. He likes it a lot here so far since he has his Jordanian friends everywhere. I am finding it hard to wake up in the mornings to face my life.

As far as our marriage in general, that is peachy keen. He is learning that doing nice things for ones wife is not stupid and that he will get rewarded much better the more nice things he does. We are thinking to untie my tubes next year and begin the process of trying to get pregnant. I hope my body can hold out long enough. If anyone can send a couple of prayers our way, it would be muchly appreciated.

I'm still doing pharmacy work and he is still doing the computer thing. If any of u know anyone who needs business cards, websites, anything at all for promoting their business, let me know. My hubby is fantastic and needs customers to get his business up and going.

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Visited Jordan-December 2004

Interview-December 2005

Visa approved-December 2005, 1 week later after supplying "more information"

Arrived U.S.A.-December 2005

Removed Conditions-September 2008

Divorced in December 2013

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I don't count... :crying: but he does....Does it count if i still feel 25?

Me too - I dont count but he does!! But hell, if we can pick up someone that does count then we should absolutely count! LOL :lol:

Starting over -

I-130

01-08-09 - Mailed I-130

01-09-09 - VSC received I-130 application

01-14-09 - Date of NOA1

01-20-09 - Received NOA1 for I-130

06-17-09 - I-130 Approval

06-22-09 - Received NOA2 for I-130

NVC

07-11-09 - Emailed DS-3032

07-11-09 - Paid AOS Fee $70.00

07-23-09 - DS-3032 Accepted via. Email

08-15-09 - Paid IV Fee $400.00

09-14-09 - Mailed I-864 Package

09-14-09 - Mailed IV DS-230 Package

09-28-09 - Email FROM NVC stating that both forms were incomplete

10-09-09 - NVC Received both forms corrected

10-20-09 - Case Complete at NVC

10-29-09 - CR-1 Interview Date scheduled for 12-23-09

12-23-09 - Placed under Admin Review for six weeks - 2-3-10

01-14-10 - Visa Refused

06-02-10 - USCIS Received the package back from the Embassy

09-18-10 - Hindi Wedding Ceremony

09-28-10 - Recieved Letter from USCIS Stating reasons for revocation

10-01-10 - Returned Package to USCIS will further evidence disputing the reasons the Embassy gave for revocation

11-17-10 - DS 230 and Immigrant Information Sheet returned to the Embassy

12-15-10 - Appointment Letter mailed out setting the interview Date for Feb 7th 2011

02-07-11 - 3rd Interview with the Embassy after USCIS reaffirmed the case

02-09-11 - Visa issued

02-11-11 - Traveled back to the USA - and our journey is finally over! A total of 3.5 years!

 
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