Fish head soup is a common meal in China.
Unfortunately, fresh fruit isn’t *all* kids eat in the States.
Bugs are a common treat throughout Asia.
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Or how you do your hair . . .
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Pink! Tokyo, Japan.
Some like it short, and to look like wallpaper. United States.
Orthodox Jewish boys in Palestine.
“Baba” in Nepal.
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what you wear . . .
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Woman in India.
“Goth” teens in the States.
Boys in Incwala.
Muslim women in Karnataka.
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or if you like to wave it around like you just don’t care . . .
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Tribesmen dancing in Uganda.
Girl. Anywhere.
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People are people.
In case I didn’t paint a clear enough picture in my last post, I thought this one might help.
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Boy from the Solomon Islands.
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Next time: “Talking Heads.” A look at how language shapes culture, and vice versa. And how it feels to be a foreigner, in oblivion.
Note: Images taken from a variety of sources on the Internet. I will be posting a list with each individual source soon. Not meaning to infringe on any copyrights!
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I agree; as much as this current societal structure tries their best to divide us, we are, and will always be connected to one another:)) Love coming across posts like this; thanks for making smile even bigger:))
Much obliged for your comment. I’m glad someone else feels the same way. After living in Asia for three years, I was struck by how similar we really are—underneath it all, anyway. Thanks again =)
too right! and besides all our repressions we all need the same things.
sweet pics! (and nice rhyme too;)
Thanks very much!
The world is diverse and beautiful and dynamic! Great post :)