Two Faces of Pakistan Your journey is really informative and i appreciate this effort as it can be helpful in image building of Pakistan. The International face as seen on Pakistan latest news is a bitter reality but its not all. As Pakistan has many things to visit for tourism just it needs some loyal tourists which could explore its other soft image in the eyes of the world.
Ethiopia! I love your blog Amy! Your travels sound absolutely amazing. I'm a solo female traveler headed to Ethiopia in March and would love any advice you have to offer, especially about visiting the South Omo tribes.
Their the first ones to have the so called american style known as Sisterlock/Brotherlock in America, that people of color are now wearing including myself.
Amazing Dear travelers,
I'm from Brazil and I really liked this picture. I would like to use this photo for a college job. Could the original post for me? Thank you and good luck.
lot more to visit Hi,i like the way u present the Mursi people,....luv it.
but u still have a lot to appreciate in my country........go to the north...east..u will find it.
cheers!!!!
beautiful baby its very sad ignorant people are killing albinos...and its hard to know that some of them are selled by their own parents, to be murdered. That mursi baby looks so cute..God bless and care of these people.
Someone has to tell the mother to protect him/her from the sun! The article and comments are a bit glib. The baby is a human being whose chubbiness attests to loving care, but the others are dark for a reason. (Personally, i think Ethiopians are the most uniformly beautiful people in the world.) But people who gain from reportage of any sort are beholden to aid the people whose lives they build their reputations on. You are morally obligated to send sunblock and Aussie flap hats to the young mother somehow -- or at least try. You should see what happens to the Dutch who live here in California! The skin of their faces turns to red leather before going cancerous!! Thanks for the lovely photos! (I'm a real upper, huh? :-)
Whoa! This is amazing! I thought Africa had barberic cultures, but this is beyod.... Lip plate... Albin babies mistaken for a white....
Thanx for the good work, it was much of courage to take.
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Absolutely loved reading your blog, such amazing things you get to see and do. Lovely pictures aswell! Makes me want to get out there aswell!
Have fun where ever you are. :)
Souvenir shops I'm staying in Paris for a few days and there is a good souvenir shop near my hotel called les Parisettes which is really awesome (in the 15th district near eiffel tower), you should go and tell me what you think. I liked their funny eiffel towers with rabbits and their big old maps of paris :) bye
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It was really good that you visited Pakistan and took all type of risks. Your complete narration about Lahore and Pakistan was very real and comprehensive except Talibans.
You must know Talibans and complete fuss of today in Pakistan is the creation of USA and CIA. The tree which we and complete world is watching today was planted by USA for defeating Russia.
apologies in response to the above comment:
I completely agree with your comment and apologize if my writinsg came across in any offensive way. I wrote this when I was 23 and 3 years down the line now, I would have definitely rephrased this. I was just writing with the flow and to be honest not all that aware of who would be reading this then or 3 years later! Most of my entries were not well edited and some not edited whatsoever.
Thanks v much for the feedback. - Amy
After two years of the expat finance bubble in Hong Kong, I am ready to explore the world outside of Bloomberg and AmEx cards and mix things up a bit.
I hope to meet some extraordinary people, have some ridiculous adventures, learn some new languages, and basically to be pretty confused every other day.
"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.”
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Two Faces of Pakistan
Your journey is really informative and i appreciate this effort as it can be helpful in image building of Pakistan. The International face as seen on Pakistan latest news is a bitter reality but its not all. As Pakistan has many things to visit for tourism just it needs some loyal tourists which could explore its other soft image in the eyes of the world.