World Affairs And Beyond

 This guy sells jewelry in Peshawar Saddar. The street is called "Gora Bazar". He had an uncanny resemblance with James Franco. I didn't have my DSLR on me otherwise I would have taken a better photo. If you get a chance to visit Peshawar Saddar, do meet up with him and take some more photos of this gentleman who will certainly impress you, and do share them here.  If you have to buy artificial jewelry, do buy from him since he is a thorough gentleman.

That little boy at the end of this cart is the owner, selling these fine dates. Peshawar Saddar after 9:00 pm on a Sunday night, is crowded no more.

Around Peshawar  I was struggling with an injury, so lying on the backseat and thought I would take some photos of Peshawar. Here they are :-)

Tried to capture the world famous quotable quotes on a rikshaw :-P

Baseball ground

I'm new to the Chapa'ti making experience. We here in Peshawar - Pakhtoonkhwa, have these huge heavy Rotis (Flatbread) that we eat with "Tarkari" (Meat or Vegetable Curry). While in Punjab they have these very thin kinda rotis that they call Chapa'ti, which I've had some years back when I lived in Rawalpindi, but had totally forgotten about.

Came across this trailer near the Afghan border today !

Shafi kaka served in the Presentation Convent High School, since I was a little kid. Today when I went to Convent, I saw Shafi kaka, and the same smiling face like always. He still serves there and it was really great to meet him. He remembers me, and probably remembers every old student from school. It was lovely talking to Shafi kaka after ages. I wish him health and a long happy life.