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A Memoir
by Farah Ahmedi, Tamim AnsaryThis article relates to The Other Side of the Sky
When asked
whether the experience of
winning the contest has made her
want to be a writer Farah
replied, "I'll be happy
to write books. I would also be
happy to be in medicine, working
with prosthetics. But I have to
find out how smart I am. I also
like technology, working with
computers. My career could go in
different directions."
When asked how it feels to be in
America she says, "It feels
great to be in America .... I'm
safe here, no war. I like the
love I have here, and the
system. I like shopping. It is
so clean here. People take care
of nature and things are in
control—the streets, traffic
lights. It is peaceful ...
safe. "
More from and about Farah.
This article relates to The Other Side of the Sky.
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