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.
My people I found your blog when i was trying to find pictures of the ovahimba people for a school project. I am a Herero from Namibia currently staying in Canada. why i decided to do my project about the ovahimba people was because I want people to know more about where I come from and the beauty of my people. The ovahimba and ovaherero people are very smiler, they speak the same language all most gut in different ways and they have different traditional cloth. the Herero's live more in the modern way today. I am happy that you took the time to go through that great experience, and the pictures are amazing I love them.
So very glad... Tjarirove.
It means a lot to me that a Namibian enjoyed my blog abaout The Himba. This has been the most visited blog of all the ones I have posted, and many years later I still get approving messages about it. :-)
Thank you for letting me know your thoughts.
Patricia
Beautifully written…short…crisp… hilarious…informative Thanks Patricia for the lovely blog. Me and my friends were looking for an offbeat location to spend our long weekend and your blog was really informative. Found the place through a site called indiamike.com and when i googled it, chanced to see your blog and boy I was glad I did. Really made me chuckle while I was reading it. Thanks again for taking the trouble for sharing this...tk care. Bye.
very nice blog i would like to use it on this site, www.evergreenkasol.com
please let me know, i am traveling again in the second week of Feb. 2012 to kasol
contact me via e mail, we can meet in Delhi.
Om Namo Shiva
Himba After reading and seeing pictures of the Himba people, I have become obsessed. I find the women the most beautiful natural women in the world. It is remarkable how they are able to thrive and raise children under the difficult conditions. I live in the US and I wish I could visit them one day. Thank you for the photos.
Incredible Himba women I have traveled around the world and the Himba women are truly unique. Amazing that they can still preserve their ways, beautifully.
And nature makes beauty... ... and I am so happy I have the opportunity to witness it.
This was truly a singular moment I'm glad I clicked. So nice that you, and others, have enjoyed it.
Thanks. Patricia
Maceio... Thank you all for the comments and my sister Andrea for having had us again at her place and heart. About the photos, I have been blessed with the opportunity to be at fantastic places, where is't not hard to just click and capture beauty. Keep in touch.
i'm with you! Taking away from the equation the problems related to poverty, it is truly a special place.
I was told is related to its geography and the energy in the water of the 7 lagoons and the seawater (perhaps some hippie stuff but i like it). Praia do Frances is still my favorite place in this world. We are lucky to come from Maceio. x
Sharing the world... I always feel that sharing is an integral part of the journey, and this blog has been great by expanded my ability to share. Feedbacks like yours, are much appreciated, as it makes the circle complete. The "babies in the box moment" was unique: the Dad was pulling them. The boy was all smiles as I approached to play with them. The girl cautious at first, and than... buaaaaaaaa. Miss you Fabi.
Persist The riots changed my plans to, but I am so glad I finally made it to Burma. I should publish my overdue last blogs in the next few days. Hope you make it there someday.
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
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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.