Thanks for asking
The community, in which, I am living is Punjab( a region in Pakistan).Punjab is the embodiment of life in Pakistan because it is the most populous province in the country. The Punjabi lifestyle and customs are highly rich that follow the culture that dates back to centuries. It is rich in literature, cuisines, arts, tradition, architecture, military warfare, and spoken languages
I share your beautiful pictures on my blog and invite my community to check you out! I love your work and what is says! My Mom always said, “ a picture is worth a thousand words”! Your pictures say so much on different vibrational levels! Keep seeking the depths of your gift!
Wandering AmbivertNovember 4, 2021
Thank you for the share! And thank you for your kind words <3
Caroline, you might like to read “Tea, Scones, and Malaria” (see Amazon) by a friend of mine who was born in Zimbabwe (Southern Rhodesia, then). Amazon has a long review, by me, of this book, that you might like to see also.
I worked in Harare for the World Bank – my most startling vision (as one from the D.C. area) was a McDonald’s there, where all the customers were Black and all the servers, White. Stopped me cold. [Actually, the reverse situation, which was very common in the 60’s / 70’s, has now faded – most of the servers in D.C. now seem to be Hispanic.]
Thank you Terence. The book you mention sounds interesting. I will check it out. The words “tea and scones” grabbed my attention as I wrote a poem called “The Tombstone” in which I use these words. The published poem is about a woman called Bertha Knight. Her gravestone is in Barberton, South Africa. It is a hypothetical poem about her life in South Africa. I could never find out anything about this woman, other than the details on the gravestone. But what is intriguing is that she was from the United Kingdom and was killed by a lion, probably in an area which is an hour from where I currently live. I gave her life a story, so to speak. To this day I often still think of this poor woman.
It is amazing to see the world reflected in this conversation. I am so blessed to come from the rainbow of people represent my family. My Dad was originally from Annapolis, Maryland and was of African American, Irish and Cherokee descent. My Mom was from Jamaica and was of African, English, French, Cuban and German Jewish descent. I think when we recognize that we are one race the “human race”, and that we are connected on so many plains, we will begin to revive our humanity. It is a pleasure meeting each of you and thank you our “Wandering Ambivert” for providing the conversation and space to greet each other! You are righteously an opening for positive thoughts and actions!
I lost the thread of which country we’re talking about. Most enjoyable was Cote d’Ivoire, for the people. Most interesting, Zimbabwe. Again, for the people.
MelissaSeptember 9, 2021
Zimbabwe is indeed an interesting one 😄😄
MelissaSeptember 8, 2021
World Bank, wow, you guys aren’t really popular this side. I’m always learning about how your ESAPs took away most of the little priviledges the public had in the name of help but made it worse instead. What have you got to say about that view?😉
Terence Kuch – Memorable FanciesSeptember 9, 2021
Some projects were done at the affected countries’ requests, all with their permission.
Some poor decisions were made.
MelissaSeptember 9, 2021
I guess the countries made permanent decisions based on temporary emotions. And yes , they have themselves to blame for the poor decisions. It’s never ceases to amaze me though, so many countries here (in Southern Africa) have the WB and the IMF as a “guardian” with all the power and advice.
I know we’re poor here , in many aspects but i think what we have (our cultures and traditions) are worth so much! I’d choose to be African if i ever had to choose.
I appreciate you guys for the work you do. I hope and believe that someday my continent shall stand on its own feet and repay all the debt we have. It’s a big dream , i know , but we’ll get there, little by little.
Born in Rhodesia, grew up in South Africa, spent time living in Mocambique, left to go to travelling to India – not made it there – YET, and danced back and forth between SA and UK, till now – in Scotland… Dreaming and building and visioning of “next?”. 😉 <3
Rumor has it I was shat on a stump and hatched by the sun. I was born in the Continental US to parents from Germany and Ireland, and raised between the US and Mexico. I have worked throughout South and Central America, Oceania, Australasia, West Africa, and SE Asia.
At present, I am Stateless and just keeping my head down until I can get something going to change that. Life is indeed interesting, and we do live in interesting times.
However, it has been my experience that it is not so important where we are from, as it is where we allow the journey of life to lead us, and what we leave in our tracks as we pass.
The photos are beautiful. Mother Nature displays her beauty every day and gives man the opportunity to enjoy her beauty. The sunsets, the trees, the oceans, the animals. etc… understand nature and conformed to her rules. Only man has problems with the rules and changes the rules to fit his needs. But when Mother Nature is ready, she takes back what rightly belongs to her.
I am a Mainer, living at the bottom of the state, rather than inland (the middle of the state) where I grew up. Maine is a pretty place, as are all places on earth. I am coastal now is all and connected to other states much sooner.
Hello, I am Virginia – hailing from Ticonderoga, New York. Now I live in the Mohawk Valley with my husband and teenage son. I enjoy my church, part-time work at the Olive Garden, writing, cooking and exploring the hidden gems along the way! God Bless
I am Doug, a pastor who grew up in Boston, attended the University of Maine in Orono, Bangor Seminary and, by the grace of God, started a church in Bangor, then moved to and pastored a church in Hartford, Wisconsin for 35 years where I live with my wife, Judy, in retirement, though I have written 5 books and have a daily blog. Thanks for asking.
I am a traveler writer, an English teacher, translator, mom and yoga lover from Argentina about to leave my country behind and move to Spain, my second home.
Maybe it’s from Baton Rouge or Mississippi
UK
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From India.💙
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Mid-West, USA 🇺🇸
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I’m from Louisiana!
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Hi, Hannes. Athens, Greece and an introambivert [an ambivert with a preference towards introvert! ;-)]
Hey Marina! Haha! I completely understand. ❤️
😉
Manila
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Oregon Coast
Maryland, USA (though currently at the family cabin in Minnesota, USA)
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I am from the Isle of Wight, S.E. England, UK
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Hello Maristravels
I live in Round Rock, Texas! Howdy
Washington, DC!
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Vancouver, BC Canada.
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Brittany, NW France! 😉
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Austin, Texas but now Houston @MD Anderson
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I live in Hong Kong but was born in the UK.
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Haha ! Are you coming for catch up 🙂
Btw I am from India.
Florida, USA
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Italian living in Sweden 🇮🇹🤌🏻🇸🇪
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Wales
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Portugal!
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North East London x
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Gosport, UK – South coast near the Isle of Wight.
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Bodø, In the North of Norway
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India! We just celebrated our 75th Independence Day!
Congratulations! ❤️
Jai Hind
I live in Bern, Switzerland, but grew up in Asia.
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California–USA. But want to move!
Ontario. Canada 🇨🇦
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Stockholm area, Sweden
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Windsor, 🇬🇧 UK
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Oklahoma!
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Hi Wandering Ambivert! I live in sunny, sizzling Cordova in Andalusia, but was born in London. Great photography always!!
Thank you so much! ❤️
American “Retired in Costa Rica” (Blog name), living in a little coffee farming town of Atenas, Alajuela Provincia, Costa Rica. ¡Pura vida!
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West Coast of Sweden
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Luxembourg (Europe)
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Virginia, U.S.A.
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♡ Paradise, California USA ♡
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Reading and thinking in Corydon, Indiana, USA. No states are all one color. 😉
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A little town called Corby in the UK. Well known for it steel industry, once upon a time.
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Living in UK
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Hi there, New York City
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I live in England.
Joanna
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Living in sunny Carolina Beach, NC, USA.
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I’m in Harare, Zimbabwe
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Hi y’all!
\It’s been interesting to read where everyone lives.
I live on the Texas Gulf Coast about an hour away from Galveston Island.
I love your photography! Thank you so much sharing it.
Tambra Nicole
Author and Artist
Hey Tambra! Thank you so much! <3
A loyal follower here in Portland, Oregon.
<3
Cheshire UK
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I am from Malta.
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Wisconsin
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Hawai’i 🙂
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Air and Water of GOD.
Holy water and Air
Newfoundland
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Toronto 🇨🇦
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Florida
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Somerset in SW of UK
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Columbia, Maryland, USA.
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Florida 🌴
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From Malaysia
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Alabama, USA
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Washington state, then Oregon, California, D.C., Maryland, Texas, now and finally Virginia. Worked in US, Canada, Africa, Asia, Europe.
Wow. You’ve been all over!
Thanks for asking
The community, in which, I am living is Punjab( a region in Pakistan).Punjab is the embodiment of life in Pakistan because it is the most populous province in the country. The Punjabi lifestyle and customs are highly rich that follow the culture that dates back to centuries. It is rich in literature, cuisines, arts, tradition, architecture, military warfare, and spoken languages
Thank you for sharing a bit of your world! <3
Nottingham, UK.
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Living in Oslo.
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United Kingdom. ♥️
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India
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From Cebu, Philippines, worked in Los Angeles, California for 30 plus years then came home to retire
<3
RSA
Hey brother! <3
Hello my dear brother.
Im from Luxembourg!!😇
Nigeria
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Larchmont, NY in Westchester County
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Uganda
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Wisconsin, USA
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Colorado, USA
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India🇮🇳
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Sikkim …Himalayas..
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I vote for India.😊
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Washington State, USA (the upper left corner as you look at a map of our mainland).
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Red Lodge Montana USA
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We are living in the UK.
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Nigeria
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North Qld Australia.
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Wow what a diverse and scattered community! Southeast Haiti here.
It is! It’s so amazing! <3
From Bangladesh heard of it before ?
Yes I have 🙂
This is fun! 👏 Northern California U.S.
<3
Love from India 🙂
<3
Gauteng, South Africa😁
Hey neighbour! 😀
👋 hiii
Living in Germany, but Dutch from origin.
<3
I’m from India. Stay safe and keep smiling.. 🙂
Same to you! <3
USA – Maryland
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So lovely ☺️
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London, UK
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Saskatchewan, Canada 🇨🇦
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Fort Worth, Texas, USA 🙂
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New Delhi, India 🙂
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From a country which you may like the most
UK
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You Received one follower from Maharashtra India
I hope you enjoy the journey! <3
Yes sir
India from Bihar
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Wisconsin, USA
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Originally from England but now Henly RV Park in Texas
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Love this … California
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From Ghana
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Joshua Tree, California 🙂
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Dirty Jersey!!
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West Coast, USA
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Philippines
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India
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France 🙂 have a nice day
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Love from India. ❤️
<3
Fish Hoek. Cape Town.
What a wonderful place to live!
India-Maharashtra Pride of World!
Los Angeles, California
Thanks for asking!
<3
I share your beautiful pictures on my blog and invite my community to check you out! I love your work and what is says! My Mom always said, “ a picture is worth a thousand words”! Your pictures say so much on different vibrational levels! Keep seeking the depths of your gift!
Thank you for the share! And thank you for your kind words <3
Kenya🇰🇪
<3
Beaverton Oregon
<3
South Africa
<3
South Africa 🇿🇦
<3
Boston
Hi. I’m from Philippines 💖
Hi Rosell! <3
South Wales & very new to blogging!
Welcome to WordPress! I hope you have a fun time sharing your thoughts with the world 🙂
North Carolina 💚
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Hi, I am a South African, born in Zimbabwe. 🎈
<3
Caroline, you might like to read “Tea, Scones, and Malaria” (see Amazon) by a friend of mine who was born in Zimbabwe (Southern Rhodesia, then). Amazon has a long review, by me, of this book, that you might like to see also.
I worked in Harare for the World Bank – my most startling vision (as one from the D.C. area) was a McDonald’s there, where all the customers were Black and all the servers, White. Stopped me cold. [Actually, the reverse situation, which was very common in the 60’s / 70’s, has now faded – most of the servers in D.C. now seem to be Hispanic.]
Thank you Terence. The book you mention sounds interesting. I will check it out. The words “tea and scones” grabbed my attention as I wrote a poem called “The Tombstone” in which I use these words. The published poem is about a woman called Bertha Knight. Her gravestone is in Barberton, South Africa. It is a hypothetical poem about her life in South Africa. I could never find out anything about this woman, other than the details on the gravestone. But what is intriguing is that she was from the United Kingdom and was killed by a lion, probably in an area which is an hour from where I currently live. I gave her life a story, so to speak. To this day I often still think of this poor woman.
Chicago Illinois
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Canada!
<3
From India.❣️
<3
Georgia, USA
<3
Kansas.!! 🙂
<3
Kansas.!! 🙂
<3
From India with love💜
<3
It is amazing to see the world reflected in this conversation. I am so blessed to come from the rainbow of people represent my family. My Dad was originally from Annapolis, Maryland and was of African American, Irish and Cherokee descent. My Mom was from Jamaica and was of African, English, French, Cuban and German Jewish descent. I think when we recognize that we are one race the “human race”, and that we are connected on so many plains, we will begin to revive our humanity. It is a pleasure meeting each of you and thank you our “Wandering Ambivert” for providing the conversation and space to greet each other! You are righteously an opening for positive thoughts and actions!
<3
I’m from Zimbabwe. Its in Southern Africa
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Beautiful country. I worked there for the World Bank.
Ooh , that’s awesome! What did you like most ?
I lost the thread of which country we’re talking about. Most enjoyable was Cote d’Ivoire, for the people. Most interesting, Zimbabwe. Again, for the people.
Zimbabwe is indeed an interesting one 😄😄
World Bank, wow, you guys aren’t really popular this side. I’m always learning about how your ESAPs took away most of the little priviledges the public had in the name of help but made it worse instead. What have you got to say about that view?😉
Some projects were done at the affected countries’ requests, all with their permission.
Some poor decisions were made.
I guess the countries made permanent decisions based on temporary emotions. And yes , they have themselves to blame for the poor decisions. It’s never ceases to amaze me though, so many countries here (in Southern Africa) have the WB and the IMF as a “guardian” with all the power and advice.
I know we’re poor here , in many aspects but i think what we have (our cultures and traditions) are worth so much! I’d choose to be African if i ever had to choose.
I appreciate you guys for the work you do. I hope and believe that someday my continent shall stand on its own feet and repay all the debt we have. It’s a big dream , i know , but we’ll get there, little by little.
India
<3
India 😀🇮🇳
<3
Indiana
<3
From the UK
<3
I’m in northern Scotland, UK
<3
Kingsport TN
<3
Hi! Brunswick, Georgia here. Welcome to the Golden Isles!
<3
Dubai
<3
Kerala, India
Sunny Australia! ☀️
How wonderful! <3
I am from Gurgaon, India 😊
<3
Nirth Queensland, Qustralia
<3
From Ghana
<3
CHINA
<3
INDIA ❤️✨
<3
I’m from NJ! 30 mins out of NYC
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After moving so many times, the easiest answer is New Jersey, USA! 🇺🇸
<3
New Hampshire, USA
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Hi from Australia !
Hi there! <3
From India💛
<3
Minnesota
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I’m from belgium
<3
I’m from Florida!
From the Philippines
<3
“Kamusta!” Or should I say, “hi/ how are you” in English. I’m from the Philippines 🙂
Hi there! I’m great! How are you?
Seattle wa
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India , Uttarakhand
<3
London 😊
<3
Dubai
<3
Are you based in Africa?
Yes I am. South Africa to be exact 🙂
Singapore
<3
Northwich, La Longi. (Colorado)
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Scotland!
<3
South African living in Ireland 🙂
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I was born in London, England but have lived in the South West of France since 2005
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From the UK (but I’ve lived in other places).
<3
From Missouri in the US
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Decatur, GA. Our own small town 6 miles down the railroad track from downtown Atlanta.
Idaho
Ugandan living in Tanzania
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I’m from Italy 😀
<3
I AM FROM EGYPT.
<3
Arlington, Texas
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Greetings from the medieval city of Carcassonne, France. I’m an American who grew up in Florida.
<3
Oregon.
<3
North Carolina
<3
Holsted, Denmark
Penticton in the sunny Okanagan Valley, British Columbia, Canada 🙂
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Wilmington, North Carolina, USA
<3
Seattle!
<3
Louisiana
<3
Uruguay
<3
Seattle, Wa
<3
New Mexico
<3
Algeria , do you know this country?
Hi there! I do 🙂
Wellington, New Zealand.
<3
England, south coast.
<3
Texas
<3
An ambivert in Phoenix, Arizona.
<3
Born in Rhodesia, grew up in South Africa, spent time living in Mocambique, left to go to travelling to India – not made it there – YET, and danced back and forth between SA and UK, till now – in Scotland… Dreaming and building and visioning of “next?”. 😉 <3
That’s amazing! Thank you for sharing your story! 🙂 Sounding like a modern nomad
Morag, you might like to take a look at Katlynn Brooke’s memoir, Tea, Scones, and Malaria (see Amazon). She was born & grew up in Southern Rhodesia.
I am from Arizona, I just stumbled upon your blog,
From India
<3
Rumor has it I was shat on a stump and hatched by the sun. I was born in the Continental US to parents from Germany and Ireland, and raised between the US and Mexico. I have worked throughout South and Central America, Oceania, Australasia, West Africa, and SE Asia.
At present, I am Stateless and just keeping my head down until I can get something going to change that. Life is indeed interesting, and we do live in interesting times.
However, it has been my experience that it is not so important where we are from, as it is where we allow the journey of life to lead us, and what we leave in our tracks as we pass.
Haha. I enjoy your storytelling. That last line is absolutely phenomenal!
New Zealand
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Findlay, Ohio, USA
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From the Philippines😍😊 All the best.
<3
Kenya.
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Las Cruces, New Mexico, USA
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New Zealand
<3
Palma de Mallorca, Spain
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Hi there. I’m from Kenya 🇰🇪
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I am from India, the subcontinent.
<3
Hello! Oregon State!
Hi! <3
New Brunswick Canada. I look forward to ‘sitting’ with your images. Thanks
<3 I hope you enjoy them 🙂
Arizona, in the United States. Hello!
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And hello to you, too!
Hey there!
Of Scotland, now Australia 🙂
<3
Montréal, Québec 🙂
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I’m a Kiwi living in SE Queensland.
<3
Birmingham, UK
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Hello. I’m from Zimbabwe in Africa
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Hi, I am from Ohio in the USA. Your website has the WOW! factor for me. Much to discover in it. 🙂
Hey there! I’m so glad you find value in it 🙂
Hello from the US!
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QUEENSLAND Australia, but with itchy feet for new and quirky places – thanks for your posts.
What a great way to put it, and it’s my pleasure. I’m glad you enjoy them 🙂
Northeastern Nebraska, USA
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hi ,i’m Sakshi from india.
Hi Sakshi!
I’m from India☺️💖
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Currently in Bakersfield, CA
Planning on leaving America for good within the next couple of months! 🙂
Where to next?
Northwest Ohio
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Massachusetts, USA. Beautiful blog.
<3
Sydney, Australia
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The Pacific Northwest in Washington State, US. Temperate rainforest, mountains, forests and lots of rain. Beautiful photography on your site here.
Wonderful! Thank you 🙂
Canada, Ontario
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I am from Dallas, Texas.
The photos are beautiful. Mother Nature displays her beauty every day and gives man the opportunity to enjoy her beauty. The sunsets, the trees, the oceans, the animals. etc… understand nature and conformed to her rules. Only man has problems with the rules and changes the rules to fit his needs. But when Mother Nature is ready, she takes back what rightly belongs to her.
Zimbabwe
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In Rome 🙂
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A Cuban American in Belarus. 🙂
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England
<3
Melbourne, Australia. Love what you write with your camera!!
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoy it! 🙂
Nigeria 🇳🇬
<3
Longmont, Colorado
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Hey I’m from California, and currently living in Washington. Soon I’ll be taking a one way flight to Guatemala to start the adventure!
That sounds fantastic! Enjoy the adventure Troy! 😀
Los Angeles, CA
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I’m from São Paulo, Brazil.
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I am from Entebbe, Uganda
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Hi Hannes – Currently, I live in Wilmington, North Carolina, USA but have lived in various countries in Africa, Europe, and the Americas.
Hi Rolfe! That must’ve been an incredible journey to have been exposed to so many different parts of the world 🙂
Hey I’m from India.
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United States
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Love from India
Hi, I’m from Scotland, but living in Northern Ireland now.
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California
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Beautiful Arizona…
Stunning!
Boston, MA • USA
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SW Florida
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Good morning from Florida.
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I am a Mainer, living at the bottom of the state, rather than inland (the middle of the state) where I grew up. Maine is a pretty place, as are all places on earth. I am coastal now is all and connected to other states much sooner.
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Hello, I am Virginia – hailing from Ticonderoga, New York. Now I live in the Mohawk Valley with my husband and teenage son. I enjoy my church, part-time work at the Olive Garden, writing, cooking and exploring the hidden gems along the way! God Bless
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I am Doug, a pastor who grew up in Boston, attended the University of Maine in Orono, Bangor Seminary and, by the grace of God, started a church in Bangor, then moved to and pastored a church in Hartford, Wisconsin for 35 years where I live with my wife, Judy, in retirement, though I have written 5 books and have a daily blog. Thanks for asking.
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South Carolina (USA) – love your blog, now following you on Instagram 🙌
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Melbourne, Australia
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I am a traveler writer, an English teacher, translator, mom and yoga lover from Argentina about to leave my country behind and move to Spain, my second home.
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Montreal, QC, Canada
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AZ USA 🙂
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Hello! I am from India. I was enthralled by your pictures but I pressed the “follow” button after reading your articles. You write really well.
HI! I’m glad you enjoy the articles!
Beautiful website! I am from Kansas City, USA
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Hi, Unni from Trivandrum, India. Nice blog you’ve here mate.
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Hubli. 😀
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The Adirondacks, NY, USA
Hello, I’m currently in Hongkong.
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In Spain right now, Love your photos!
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Atlanta, Georgia!!
Love your photos!
<3 Thank you!
excellent
Ireland! but living in Berkeley, California 🙂
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I’m from Canada 🙂