You do some very interesting portraits. I am normally not much into portrait art but your approach really stimulates my vision. I like art that exceeds expected boundaries.
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Rivy said:
aizentropic said:
Hi friend, I have visited your blog and I think that has a interesting contents. I never been visit the Pakistan, I hope I will find some information in your blog. Good luck.
UsmanChuhan said:
hi frnd,i visit ur blog ,nice blog u have.hope u will visit mine. ")here u will find lots of information about pakistan. about world and lots of fun ,hope u will visit :)
HelloAnnie said:
Fantastic avatar. The best so far. Sexy, mysterious and very inquiring. Love it.
casadolcetto said:
Ciao from Italy, Adrian
Jaybetee said:
How long are you there for?
Jaybetee said:
I'd love to help with the questions for your students...what do you have in mind?
nothingprofound said:
Enjoyed your art work. Excellent sketches and drawings. Impressed by your nomadic spirit. I'm a nomad too, but more in a philosophical sense.
Rivy said:
Thank you for making contact. I just did a quick look at you "arty" side and I am very impressed with your work. Your paintings go beyond "portraits" in their power to engage. I will look at your work more intently. I will try Facebook to display images in a gallery form.. Added you as friend.
TheGypsyDad said:
Awsome. Iraq, you are a brave Nomad in my eyes...I'll be looking you up and I hope you have a safe and sucessful trip
TheGypsyDad said:
Hello there my Nomadic friend, thank you for your aquaintance, soon I will be on the road and plan on writing detailed tales about it. Once I sell ALL my assets (like my house) I will be jumping into an RV and trekking across the Americas...please stay tuned. I am so anxious to get going..
Jaybetee said:
It would be the BC newsletter. the triathalon blog is one I started a while ago but did not keep up with. I work for BC as an admin and am working on getting monthly newsletters out via email. We have a few members that are taking trips soon and thought an "on the road" section would be interesting.
iratedog said:
I've added your travel blog to my subscription list. I'll be reading closely once you get to Iraq.
PearlTrader said:
Nomadic, Your are so welcome! Your blog really deserves such reviews. Hope to see more wonderful photographs at your blog. Also thank you so much for the kind words about my blog. Nomadic, May Allah keep you in His protection Ameen!
mugshot said:
Good look for your upcoming trip to Iraq!
michaelmcguerty said:
Hey Nomadic, fellow world traveler kindred spirit. Great travel blog. I'm looking forward to reading more. You might enjoy my travel writing on my blog. A few pics, most pics on my photography site www.michaelmcguerty.com...ciao!
sukphichai said:
i've already add you
Beautifulnet said:
come to see you, you have nice blogs :)
mpbabaji said:
added u.
educatedvagabond said:
Congrats on getting married via Twitter! From a fellow traveler!
vorsta said:
Nice blogs! But I just checked- it not have Meta tags, descriptions, keywords visible for Search Engines! Look here http://online-income-opportunities-vorsta.blogspot.com/2009/02/meta-tags-are-identifications-which.html Good luck!
aatifsyedwani said:
SALAM
hishaman said:
Good day!
alexmcone said:
Well ... for starters I'm employed again after a long hard year. Thats the good news. The bad news is that I'm so occupied with it I hardly find time to blog. Whats new with you ?
riverScrap said:
Thanks for the kind words :) I especially like your Public Diplomacy blog btw
Svasti said:
Oh, and I've moved house a stupid number of times as well! :)
Svasti said:
Oh yeah, my therapist is great actually. And blogging definitely helps. Its been a bit of a life saver :)
hishaman said:
Great blogs you have!
imgoel said:
nice blog..added as friend.
neta said:
nice blog
historytimes said:
I'm honured you read the Poppies 'rant'... over here in UK I was only reading this morning that some cadets who were collecting poppy donations were attacked by groups of 15,16 year old youths who tried to steal the money they'd collected for veterans - what a generation! Ollie
historytimes said:
Hi Nomadic, really enjoyed your site Public Diplomacy... books are the most powerful weapons too. Ollie
doorway123 said:
hahaha Life of a Long Islander is my fav, but they are all good. :-)
doorway123 said:
can i go around the world with you? :-) i travel light..
ryanbaros said:
nice blog..cool
bigbear6208 said:
Hi just visited your Nomadic Travel blog and it was a nice one, very interesting post.
clairedelune said:
Interesting subject matter especially to a home bound "would be traveler" with a sick child. I added you as a friend and hope that you will do the same.
JewishAngle said:
Well, interest you do, Ma'am. :)
Empath said:
Hello and thanks for the add :)
farangrakthai said:
It does not sound dull at all
munitech4u said:
hi.... i liked ur questions posted at the discussion... :)
JewishAngle said:
Hi Caroline. I ran across you X-Factor post yesterday. You brought up some interesting issues!
psychosolodiver said:
Online diving?
rstanley said:
Thnx! we call her Zaney brainy sometimes because she is rather sharp. Thanks for the shout!
SweetViolet said:
Thanks! I'm in Cape Town and this is a fabulous place! My husband works for Eskom (engineering mgr) and my life is now the best it has ever been.
bloggernoob said:
yeah. that's brad pitt. you still type beatifully even tho you're drunk. ;)
ranist22 said:
Hello and thanks for adding me. Your blogs are wonderfully interesting and hope you enjoy mine. All the best to you.
bloggernoob said:
really like your blogs. ;)
ThisMakesMyDay said:
Hi, I like your blogs and added you as a friend. I invite you to visit my blog. Have a nice weekend!
tjefferson85 said:
Thank you