Arabic and a little English, too.
The Jordanian dinar is used in Jordan. Dinar is abbreviated as JD. One JD is equivalent to about $1.41.
Maybe 1 JD, maybe 2 JD, maybe a quarter JD... Prices are always negotiable in Jordan.
Maqlaba! See the Food Field Note for more information about this delicious meal.
Some Bedouin traditional music and, oddly enough, the Spanish dance-pop song Macarena, when we all had a dance party after our dinner in the desert.
Riding on a camel through Petra with Kelly.
A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson, which is a funny book about the science of why we're here.
Is haggling considered a sport? If so, I lost badly and ended up paying 10 JD ($14) for a tiny tube of sunscreen. Oh yeah, and I lost it two days later! Haggling is extremely common in many places around the world, and it takes skill to learn since it isn't very common in the U.S.