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Livingstone and the Mosi-oa-Tunya | Kimberly's Zambia
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Observations and musings of a Canadian expatriate living and working in rural Zambia. May 4, 2010. Livingstone and the Mosi-oa-Tunya. The beautiful Zambezi Sun Hotel in Livingstone, Zambia. A statue of Dr. David Livingstone at Victoria Falls. The Zimbabwean side of Victoria Falls. An impala posse at Victoria Falls National Park. Me on the African Queen. Sunset on the Zambezi River. Mosi-oa-Tunya, ‘the smoke that thunders’. I can safely report that no one has ever attempted this. I decided to take my Vict...
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Observations and musings of a Canadian expatriate living and working in rural Zambia. Some neighbourhood guys who attended our housewarming party. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
To Weave or Not To Weave, To Relax or Not to Relax—That Is the Question | Kimberly's Zambia
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Observations and musings of a Canadian expatriate living and working in rural Zambia. September 28, 2010. To Weave or Not To Weave, To Relax or Not to Relax That Is the Question. The self-loathing triple play: blond hair, black skin; crazy weave, and bad perm. Me– nearly twenty years after my first mistake… er… relaxer. Kimberly Bennett hates weaves with a passion. Especially bad ones. I know that this will anger a lot of my Facebook friends, but if you lived where I live, you’d hate them too! My relaxed...
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Traveling Light: Lessons from Afghanistan
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Monday, April 16, 2012. I learned many things from my month in Afghanistan and after a month of being home in Canada, I still find myself processing much of what I experienced. Here are a few things I definitely learned or was reminded of:. Things are not as they appear. The human spirit is strong. The determination and pride the Afghan people exhibited was truly inspiring. They are amazingly strong, not to mention incredibly resourceful. Even in desperate times and places, people can be at their warmest.
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Traveling Light: May 2011
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Sunday, May 22, 2011. Video: Sapa and Area. Some highlights from my trip to Sapa. Saturday, May 21, 2011. A weekend get-away to Sapa was good for the mind, body and spirit. I'd heard and read so much about Sapa and it was high on my list of must-sees for Vietnam. The descriptions of this small town set in the mountains of norther Vietnam seem to always include phrases like "mystical mountain tops," "valley views that will make you swoon," "stunning, towering peaks," etc. It's the summer season in Sapa, w...
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Traveling Light: Where in the world is Bobbles?
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Sunday, December 4, 2011. Where in the world is Bobbles? I've been neglectful. Again. Many of you have emailed me over the past few months asking what Bobbles has been up to, and I've neglected to fill you in. It's been an exceptionally busy few months since the return from Vietnam. Yes, Bobbles is back from 'Nam though it appears he's trying to mislead you with the hat and map. Sneaky. So, here's a quick run-down with a lot of photos and very little text. (I know that's the way you like it.). I think th...
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Traveling Light: Best of Bobbles
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The random adventures and travels of Bobbles. Supersonic Bobbles - Tokyo, Japan. Fah and Bobbles - Nonthaburi, Thailand. Chocoholic Bobbles - Hadahaa, Maldives. No-brakes Bobbles - Calgary, Canada. Peek-a-bobbles - Hadahha, Maldives. Underwater Bobbles - Hadahaa, Maldives. IBobbles - Apple Store, SoHo, New York. Passenger Bobbles - Hulhule, Maldives. Island Bobbles - Mirihi, Maldives. Everything is coming up Bobbles - Mirihi, Maldives. Rocking the boat - enroute to Rangali, Maldives. Desi Bobbles - Journ...
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Traveling Light: Clear Winners.
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Saturday, December 17, 2011. Even though there was no contest or my usual food hunt, I must share some great food finds in NYC. I've spent the past few weeks feeling a bit aimless since I haven't been able to establish a food target that I could focus on and review. It's probably a good thing. But ironically, I just don't seem to learn. Meet the DKA. The outside:. And the lovely innards:. This little bad boy is from Dominque Ansel Bakery. DKA: Dominque's Kouign Amann: tender, flaky, croissant-like dough ...
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Traveling Light: Sapa is Super!
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Saturday, May 21, 2011. A weekend get-away to Sapa was good for the mind, body and spirit. I'd heard and read so much about Sapa and it was high on my list of must-sees for Vietnam. The descriptions of this small town set in the mountains of norther Vietnam seem to always include phrases like "mystical mountain tops," "valley views that will make you swoon," "stunning, towering peaks," etc. It's the summer season in Sapa, which means that the peaches and apricots are out. Apparently, this past March,...
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Traveling Light: Video: Sapa & Area
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Sunday, May 22, 2011. Video: Sapa and Area. Some highlights from my trip to Sapa. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Canadian educator with a passion for volunteering, traveling and learning. Ale and China - Kenya. Carol and Rod - Uganda. Malawi Institute of Education. Video: Sapa and Area. Ten things I had to travel all the way to Vietnam . Video: Vientiane, Laos. Contents of this blog are mine personally and do not reflect any position of VSO, WUSC or Uniterra. Powered by Blogger.
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Traveling Light: Vietnam Fast Facts
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Red field with a large yellow five-pointed star in the center; red symbolizes revolution and blood, the five-pointed star represents the five elements of the populace - peasants, workers, intellectuals, traders, and soldiers - that unite to build socialism. 89,571,130 (July 2010 est.). GDP – per capita (PPP):. 3,100 (2010 est.). Country comparison to the world: 167. Telephones – mobile cellular:. Country comparison to the world: 10. Urban population: 28% of total population (2008). Male: 69.48 years.
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Traveling Light: April 2011
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Thursday, April 28, 2011. Obliteration. Genocide. Devastation. Annihilation. These are the words that float through my mind as I walk through the Aggression War Crimes gallery at the War Remnants Museum in Hanoi. The feelings that course through my heart are equally strong. Horror. Shock. Anger. Rage. Hopelessness. Sadness. Numbness. I won’t describe the photos I saw and the text I read because I don’t know where to begin. I don’t know what else to say. Please don't throw rocks at me. Thanks. 8221; insta...
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Traveling Light: Hunting in New York
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Sunday, December 4, 2011. Hunting in New York. I have one month in New York. As with every other trip to one of my favourite cities, I feel the need to go on a hunt. Previous trips have focused on hunting for the best pizza slice in NYC. In East Village on 14th Street was the clear winner and has proven its first-place status in subsequent trips. I noticed they've had a few more locations pop up, but I've yet to try them. I hope they're equally good. And you haven't even ordered yet. And then your order ...
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Kimberly's Zambia | Observations and musings of a Canadian expatriate living and working in rural Zambia
Observations and musings of a Canadian expatriate living and working in rural Zambia. September 28, 2010. To Weave or Not To Weave, To Relax or Not to Relax That Is the Question. The self-loathing triple play: blond hair, black skin; crazy weave, and bad perm. Me– nearly twenty years after my first mistake… er… relaxer. Kimberly Bennett hates weaves with a passion. Especially bad ones. I know that this will anger a lot of my Facebook friends, but if you lived where I live, you’d hate them too! My relaxed...
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