Out and About in Karachi

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D took a spin on a motorcycle. 

 Me and my sister in law

 Like a totem pole

With M's sister, brother in law and kids. D's beloved brothers.

Choo Choo! 

A horse carriage ride with my parents 

 Dinner and a walk at Port Grand; a pier of sorts built under a bridge along the water near Karachi's port. 

My dad, D and I 

Brothers in Shades 

M and I

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  1. Cattail Down7/18/2013

    Awesome pictures- I like the one of the motorcycle!
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  2. Krugthethinker7/18/2013

    I can't tell you how happy it makes me to see the beautiful smiles of your family! You look gorgeous in every single picture, and I am so happy you had this time to spend with your family:)

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  3. Rachael7/18/2013

    He's so cute on the motorcycle!! Great picture. Looks like you had a fun trip.

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  4. To The River7/18/2013

    All pictures are prety, but if I have to choose love how ur mom looks dignified and beautiful lady;-)It must have been a good time!

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  5. Loulou7/18/2013

    Great pictures of what looks to have been a wonderful visit. I love the totem pole and the lovely shot of you and your husband. You're very nicely colour coordinated!

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    1. Hena Tayeb7/18/2013

      thanks.
      we are often and never on purpose color coordinated. It's usually after we've gotten dressed or picked out our outfits that we turn to each other and say "you're wearing red? I'm wearing red!" and both of us are to stubborn to change.

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  6. Jane7/18/2013

    oh it looks like you had a lovely time. the totem pole picture of your family is so cute :)

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  7. Tasnim 7/18/2013

    aww looks like you had a goood time, these photos are adorable!!

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  8. sonia // daring coco7/18/2013

    Awww so sweet, love the totem pole pic!

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  9. Cheltz7/18/2013

    D sure is cute! Also, I love your white outfit -- looks great on you!

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  10. Outside Looking In7/18/2013

    Great pictures! Looks like you're having a wonderful time I love the last picture too!

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  11. Anonymous7/18/2013

    Thank you for stopping by my blog ;), you have a lovely page, your culture has always interested me, great photos!! Places like Karachi , i have only seen in the news, so good to see good happy photos! Consider me a follower!

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  12. Jen Umm7/19/2013

    great inspiration! love the first pic!

    thanks for sharing!

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  13. Caroline7/19/2013

    These are precious - you have a lovely family!

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  14. Pumpkin Delight (Kimberly)7/20/2013

    Oh, what wonderful photos of a great family visit. I bet they loved having you as I'm sure a visit there doesn't happen often enough, given the distance.

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  15. Hilary7/21/2013

    Lots of happy, smiling faces. Lovely family. That little guy is just adorable.

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