Must Have a Sense of Adventure

<p><strong>Journey from ancient lands to new horizons.</strong> In 1961 Laura Saba a brilliant political science student and William Fouad a driven medical doctor were worlds apart yet destined to meet in the vibrant Egyptian Coptic community of Khartoum Sudan. Laura from a privileged upbringing cherished her faith and anticipated a grand life outside of the Sudan. William a self-made man secretly planned a move to the West seeking a life unburdened by the limitations of his homeland.</p><p></p><p>This memoir <em>Must Have a Sense of Adventure</em> traces their remarkable <strong>Egyptian immigration to Canada</strong> from the bustling streets of Alexandria and Cairo to the snow-dusted landscapes of northern Manitoba. It's a story of <strong>quiet courage cultural adaptation and the enduring power of family</strong>. Experience their <strong>Egyptian diaspora story</strong> as they build a community and find belonging in an unfamiliar world.</p><p></p><p>Through their experiences we witness the universal themes of <strong>resilience immigration</strong> community-building in new countries and the nuanced navigation of cultural integration. This love letter to the author's intrepid parents Laura and William Fouad is a testament to their extraordinary lives and a consecration of their history for new generations celebrating 60 years of marriage. Discover this compelling <strong>family memoir Canada</strong> and the unique <strong>Coptic Christian memoir</strong> of finding home.</p>