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25th November 2012

Anastasia78
Anastasia78

Nice to meet you!
So glad I came across this blog. I appreciated your honesty and the portraits are just beautiful! Looking forward to following you.
From Blog: That Emotional Roller Coaster Ride Called Volunteering
26th November 2012

fateundermined
hana badando

thank you anastacia! i really appreciate it.
From Blog: That Emotional Roller Coaster Ride Called Volunteering
1st November 2012

Jim
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If you are still there - Asosa
Trying to find a way to keep in touch with our adopted sons birth father since the orphanage has closed down, he lived in Asosa at the time of the adoption which was about a year and a half ago.
From Blog: That Emotional Roller Coaster Ride Called Volunteering
3rd October 2012

Muna Musa
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Thank you so much!
Great put! :-) I'm happy to know about brave and inspirational people helping the needy in my country... Thank you so much Dr. Hana and God bless your efforts. ‎<3 ‎
From Blog: That Emotional Roller Coaster Ride Called Volunteering
20th September 2012

Debbie
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Really interesting post - sounds very honest and realistic. I'm just considering a placement in Asosa now, would love to hear more about the place and your experiences. Are you still there? What type of placement are you doing?
From Blog: That Emotional Roller Coaster Ride Called Volunteering
11th September 2012

Ritz
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Love reading your blog Hana! The pics are outstanding! I may have to use them should I dabble in painting again. I hope you're doing great. Keep up the good work!
From Blog: That Emotional Roller Coaster Ride Called Volunteering
17th August 2012

KZ
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You seem to be coping just fine :) You have 6 months more or less and there's still a lot of time to explore and be in that contentment phase. I know you're in Turkey now ---hoping this comment finds you where you are and just wanna encourage you that to labor for others is never in vain. :)
From Blog: That Emotional Roller Coaster Ride Called Volunteering
16th August 2012

cabochick
Andrea

No regrets! Amen. Thanks for blogging all the phases for those of us whom haven't volunteered but are considering. and p.s. you pictures are fantastic.
From Blog: That Emotional Roller Coaster Ride Called Volunteering
20th August 2012

fateundermined
hana badando

thanks! i'll wait for your story on that volunteering road once you take it.
From Blog: That Emotional Roller Coaster Ride Called Volunteering
15th August 2012

lui
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missing you
hi hana! i am happy to see that you're enjoying your adventure. hope evrything's well. take care always!
From Blog: That Emotional Roller Coaster Ride Called Volunteering
14th August 2012

wanda
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Thank you!
Regardless of the reasons people give for volunteering, does it matter in the end? if even a little bit positive comes from it, then it is indeed your Nobel Prize. Thank you for going on the edge and giving this part of your life. Most people including myself, have never felt that piece of reward you are feeling. Maybe there are ups and downs, but we all have that even in our AC and heated houses with electricity 24/7 and water we can drink straight from the tap. We love you! TitaFromTexas!
From Blog: That Emotional Roller Coaster Ride Called Volunteering
13th August 2012

grace b
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Courage, gumption and fulfillment
Hi, Doc Hana! Congratulations for being such a courageous volunteer in a course you have not chartered until your mobilization, and for the gumption to continue pursuing your goal/s despite all your challenges. Notwithstanding, you sound absolutely fulfilled as you ride your Ethiopian roller coaster ride. Go, go, go!
From Blog: That Emotional Roller Coaster Ride Called Volunteering
11th August 2012

Bob
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Life In Bishkek
you still there in Bishkek?
From Blog: Finally Bishkek, after a heartbreak and a half
13th August 2012

fateundermined
hana badando

hi, not anymore. but feel free to ask questions about it, i'll try to help.
From Blog: Finally Bishkek, after a heartbreak and a half
29th July 2012

rm.bueno
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air fair
just want to know if merong direct plane from manila to batanes?tnx po!
From Blog: Batanes, Philippines
31st July 2012

fateundermined
hana badando

hi, yes, seair have regular flights to batanes.
From Blog: Batanes, Philippines
29th July 2012

rm.bueno
non-member comment

one of God's beautiful creations....
still planning to visit basco batanes just to witness the beautiful creation of God and hope i can make it sooner nxt year....may the lord god favor my dreams.
From Blog: Batanes, Philippines
20th April 2012

bessie mercado
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i really love to see it in real time
i was amaze of some pictures, parang if you are nature lover dapat dito ka pumunta, dahil sa maganda. pag iipunan ko talaga ito, kahit takot ako sa airplane sumakay. a place i must see..
From Blog: Batanes, Philippines
8th March 2012

Merandee A. Villareal
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Good Job!
Hi ate han! Nice blogs and pictures! I hope you could do more. I am able to see the world because of your blogs. Cheapest way to travel is reading it..haha. I,m so proud of you ate han. Be safe always!!
From Blog: Adversity amidst the fertile jailoos
28th January 2012

Dhen
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heavenly place!
The places are really wonderful! After seeing these pictures, I got more inspired to strive hard to reach these places. Batanes really is my dream place! Hope to be there someday....
From Blog: Batanes, Philippines
10th November 2011

India Tours
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http://www.atriptoindia.com/
hi .....nice picture and good story .
From Blog: Batanes, Philippines
25th June 2011
riding the horses can be tricky

aspiringnomad
Jason

Love this picture
From Blog: Donning hooves: Horse-trekking in Karakol
20th June 2011

liliram
liliram

eyeopener
What an eyeopener. I found myself humming one of my fav Lennon tunes. Been wondering how long you'd be staying there, hana. And which org are u really involved in? Nice blog. Thanks for sharing.
From Blog: Adversity amidst the fertile jailoos
5th June 2011

Tillu
Aditya Kelekar

Photo frames..all of them!
Hi Fateundermined! What beauty in your photos...admitedly the lines from "sound of music" as your photo caption are what got me to look up your post, and I wasn't disappointed. And what a tale about the locals and the travellers... true, you need to understand your neighbours. Thanks for the post, aditya
From Blog: Donning hooves: Horse-trekking in Karakol
4th June 2011

kuya John
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Awesome Photos....
Galing and very Gutsy !!!
From Blog: Donning hooves: Horse-trekking in Karakol

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