Nepal: Crisis beyond Politics... Children & Orphanages

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May 3rd 2010

Published: May 4th 2010

Putting Politics and Religion aside, this is a country in great crisis in all aspects, for its millions of impoverished children. I hope you choose to READ this blog, but if you don't, please at least take a look at the pictures of this success story. JUST AN INTRO: Many have questioned why I choose to travel to destinations they have labeled “unconventional”, “inhospitable’, “dirty” ... Read Full Entry

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Patricia MC

Patricia Somewhere

WITH DEEPEST REGRET, I WOULD LIKE TO INFORM YOU PATRICIA PASSED AWAY ON JUNE 12, 2017. MAY THESE ENTRIES, SO LOVINGLY MADE BY PATRICIA, BE AN EVERLASTING TRiBUTE TO A PHENOMENAL, HUMANIST WOMAN. PATRICIA IS FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS AND THOUGHTS. JOHN CALI, HUSBAND I'm a Brazilian and long time resident of the US. I've always been fascinated by cultural diversity and I've had the opportunity to travel overseas over the years. 2005, however, brought me the "wings" to fly solo and further away. I started these new jorneys with Tibet (picture). That's huge for someone who used to panic ... full info

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4th May 2010

neno
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Fico a imaginar o quanto a sua realidade interna está se expandindo... beijo afetuoso. Neno.

4th May 2010

Graciela
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thank you
I am from Argentina and I know what poverty is like. I have been to South East Asia last Year and did some donations and contributions to an orphanage in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Nothing is the same after that. When you choose solidarity as the aim in your life, everything is different for ever. Thank you. I would like you to visit my land. Love, Graciela.

5th May 2010

Patricia Somewhere
Patricia MC

Thanks
Thanks for sharing. It's nice to know about others who try to do a little.Hopefully we can inspire others to do the same if they are not already doing so. Best wishes neighbor... I'm Brazilian, although I live in The US

5th May 2010

Patricia Somewhere
Patricia MC

oi Neno
Sempre bom receber "reforco" seu. Estaria um pouquinho melhor se esta situacao politica nao interferisse com minha pequena missao. Conversaremos...Bjs

6th May 2010

Krista
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Thanks!
Loved your blog and reading about the orphanage. I will definitely check it out.

6th May 2010

Patricia Somewhere
Patricia MC

thank you
just going back to see the kids and deliver much needed food tonight. glad you will see them too. That's GREAT!!!!!!

11th May 2010

Adalberto (Peda)
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Parabens!
Patricia, Muito obrigado pelas fotos e meus parabens pela sua iniciativa. Voce e uma "Alagoana Arretada", como diria meu amigao, Paulo Quintella. Que Deus te abencoe!

12th May 2010

Patricia Somewhere
Patricia MC

Obrigada a voce...
Thank you for your support... It was incredible to be able to count with friends to extend my help at the orphanage. beijo grande

4th August 2010

Mark P
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email
Patricia I seem to have lost your email address. Can you email me please?

10th August 2010

Jennifer
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orphan in the photo
Patricia, My husband and I have been recently matched to adopt a little girl from Nepal and she is from the home you visited there. I think this photo maybe her. Do you remember this adorable little girl's name. Was it Safalta? It is so nice to have another photo of her at this age if this is her. You have a wonderful blog. Thank you.

11th August 2010

Patricia Somewhere
Patricia MC

I am soooo happy.
Dear Jennifer I don't know her name but I can find out since I am still in touch with the orphanage's owner. I have more photos of the little girl. She was one of my favorites to take photos of, as she looked right into my eyes. Thank you so very much for sharing with me. I am so happy to know when one of these precious kids I meet find a home. Please keep me updated. I'll send you a message from my private e-mail. BEST WISHES to YOU and YOUR HUSBAND. Patricia

24th April 2012

hbisous
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This is an article dedicated to the plight of the Street Kids in Kathmandu specifically their addiction to glue sniffing (amongst sexual trafficking, violence, poverty & many others). http://hellobisous.com/2012/04/the-street-kids-of-kathmandu/ Do read, spread and pass on - the message of the street kids in Kathmandu. Thanks & Cheers.

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