@JoAnns D-Eyes — Thank you for this interesting answer! It’s always good to learn more about foreign countries, right?

@Theresa — Couldn’t agree more with you.

@Max Coutinho — Thank you! I have heard a lot of Muslims voices saying enough lately. I mean, the fanatics are still a small number of people… and if not Muslims, they would be Catholic, Jewish, Buddhist etc. fanatics. They are just sick… and need a reason to act the way they do. Sad.

Very interesting post, girl! I would say that you have had an extremely interesting life, and you haven’t reach 30 yet lol!
I did enjoy reading about your “short” stop at UAE, it gave me the impression of being extremely clean and organised (which is good), but on the other hand Pashawar didn’t *nodding*! However I could feel the despair of those people involved in a situation that wasn’t theirs (yes, many times we tend to forget that not all Muslims are terrorists, that not all of them were/a involved in terrorism and that they have families just like us).
I often wonder what would happen if Muslims would rise and tell terrorists “Enough! Enough!”…cause they are the only ones who can fight against this in depth…

Latin-America is a beautiful continent, but with serious problems as well *nodding*…you were brave to travel through Argentina in such a difficult time…

Congratulations for this wonderful article, Zhu !

Cheers

Max Coutinho’s last blog post..The genesis of sexist remarks

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but hey, youre still in one piece right? so eveyrthing is ok

@Madame Meow — It wasn’t that bad

@sir jorge — I don’t mind actually cause I got to see the world, and hope to see more of it in the future. Yet, you get a different perspective depending where you are. I don’t feel bored… just confused

@JoAnn’s D-Eyes Holland — Thanks! I actually don’t mind my “adventures” because I got to see the other side of the story. Come to think of it it was a good experience.

@Linguist-in-Waiting — Yike, car accidents scare me. We all have had these kind of experiences I guess… We just need to remember

@Spyder — Make sense to want to be home when the world get scary.

@diesel — I won’t move my comment button ever again, I swear

@Art — I travel quite a lot so to me, a regular bus ride is like over 24 hours and a stopover is always over than 10 hrs

@Froggywoogie — So I should say “wrong place wrong time but overall good experience”. I wasn’t scared as I said — it was honest –, after this kind of exp. you see the world differently though. It’s not black or white anymore…

@Jay Cam — I swear I didn’t

@durano lawayan — I never thought of myself as “lucky” — innocent I guess, but not lucky nor unlucky to be honest. I just took it as it came. Glad I was there though, looking back. I learned a lot.

@Theresa — I think we’re all human. It just annoys me that 2/3 of the world are ruled by the last 1/3 — sorry for the Marxist rant! These people were like you or me. We are so close. Yet politics divided us…

@Johnada — I did learn a lot and don’t regret anything. It’s just funny looking back… lately I realized I had quite a lot of these experiences!

@Graham — Let’s meet up in Switzerland, I’ve heard it’s pretty safe! We just have to update our insurance policy before… I read about your freak accident a while ago, but overall you were pretty lucky — like me. We are just about experiences I guess!

talk abt being in the wrong place at the wrong time, I think I was born to do that LOL!

Keshi.

Isn’t it strange how we all remember what we were doing at specific moments in time. I was in the middle of a presentation at work when the 9/11 news broke. I remember it as clear as if it were yesterday.

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