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Cuse in Lahore!
Posted on January 24, 2012 by Gary BUTTERWORTH
Gora in Lahore-a Day 25: Departure
Posted on January 19, 2012 by Gary BUTTERWORTH
LAHORE, PAKISTAN And just like that, it’s over. Off to the airport. Lhe-auh-JFK-dca Sent from my iPhone
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Gora in Lahore-a Day 22: My favorite ironies
Posted on January 17, 2012 by Gary BUTTERWORTH
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Gora in Lahore-a Day 21: Practicalities
Posted on January 16, 2012 by Gary BUTTERWORTH
LAHORE, PAKISTAN Lahore is a modern city in every sense of the word. In fact, “modern” in the developing world sense might be even more modern than in the western sense. Lahore has a little bit of everything and is probably about as representative of Pakistan as a city like Washington, DC, is of the [...]
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Gora in Lahore-a Day 19: Safety and bragging rights
Posted on January 14, 2012 by Gary BUTTERWORTH
LAHORE, PAKISTAN With Colombian and now Pakistani entry stamps in my passport, I feel like I’ve finally earned some serious travel cred. The thing is, Lahore really doesn’t feel edgy enough to warrant bragging rights. Yes, this is the post where I’ll talk about safety, and the short version is that I feel very safe [...]
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Gora in Lahore-a Day 8–Mortimer and me (Lahortimer?)
Posted on January 3, 2012 by Gary BUTTERWORTH
LAHORE, PAKISTAN This word Hindostan means “black place,” for in the Persian language “hind” is “black,” and “stan” is “place.” You may guess, therefore, that the people in Hindostan are very dark; yet they are not quite black, and some of the ladies are only of a light brown complexion. What a large country Hindostan [...]
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Gora in Lahore-a Day 5 (pm)–The Traffic
Posted on December 31, 2011 by Gary BUTTERWORTH
LAHORE, PAKISTAN Ya Allah the traffic! You have this mental image of developing world traffic, particularly in Asia. But friends and coworkers have told me time and time again over the years that that’s not Pakistan. Egypt, India…sure. But not Pakistan. I took their word for it. Now that I’m here, people are still telling [...]
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Gora in Lahore-a: Day 5 (am)–The Small World Cliché
Posted on December 31, 2011 by Gary BUTTERWORTH
LAHORE, PAKISTAN Aside from pilots, does anyone really like to fly? I read an article a few weeks ago that suggested that going for walks has psychological benefits. The gist was that since the human mind evolved with walking as its only means of transportation, the brain essentially works at a walking pace. By going [...]
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Password
Posted on December 30, 2011 by Gary BUTTERWORTH
LAHORE, PAKISTAN The next few posts will be temporarily password protected for security reasons. Let me know if you’d like the password. They’ll become public in the relatively near future–probably in a month or so. I’ll also try to get back to the Millionaire recap relatively soon, too. EDIT 01/24/2012: I’ve taken the passwords off. [...]
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Gora in Lahore-a: Day 1, arrival
Posted on December 26, 2011 by Gary BUTTERWORTH
LAHORE, PAKISTAN I’m laying in bed trying to get some sleep, but it’s just not happening. We landed about 4 hours ago at around 2:30am local time, so my first impressions are pretty limited so far. I imagine it will be another 48 hours or so until I get any real feeling for things, but [...]
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