Screen name: 
Gender: 
Female
If you must know: 
I'm happily married
Travel status: 
Coming home
Hometown: 
Westfield, Massachusetts
Currently in: 
Massachusetts
 
Traveling Next: 
some romantic getaway in New England
Favorite places I've been: 
Hunza Valley in Pakistan, Sao Jorge island in the Azores, Madrid, Jaipur

Places I want to go to: 
Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey, K2 Base Camp

 
About me: 
Heather Carreiro is a teacher, linguist and freelance writer currently homebound while she pursues an MA in English. She seeks to be constantly challenged out of her comfort zone and enjoys adventure, meeting new people and experiencing different cultures.

 
 
 
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by fazamattaz | 2009/08/02

Awesome to hear somethin nice about Pakistan for once and commend you on the work you are doing.

by wanderlust78 | 2009/04/30

Thanks for the comments. I can't help but think of the European attitude towards nudity. They almost shrug their shoulders to it because it's normal. Maybe men should just walk around with blinders on since it is their problem ;)

by Tim Patterson | 2009/04/25

Hey, thanks for the comments on Muff's stories.

Do you know about the Common Language Project's work in Pakistan now? They're reporting on a grant from the pulitzer center - check it out here, they're good folks.

http://www.clpmag.org/series.php?id=9

by geotraveler | 2009/04/13

Hi Heather,

I've featured your favorite books on http://matadorgoods.com/my-favorite-books-members-pick-for-week-041309/
Check it out and welcome to Matador.

Lola

By heathercarreiro  |  Location: India  |  09/07/09  |  Pics: 1

Although many tourists visit Agra on a jam-packed day trip from Delhi, staying the night in the city gives you more time to take in the Taj Mahal and the city's other sights, including the majestic red sandstone buildings at Fatehpur Sikri just 40km west of the city.


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By heathercarreiro  |  Location: Pakistan  |  04/30/09  |  Pics: 0

With mainstream media outlets continually showing bomb blasts, riots, and crowds of angry looking bearded men, many people who have never been to Pakistan think of it as a scary place where the Taliban are lurking everywhere. If you want to know more about what Pakistan is really like, but you can't...

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By heathercarreiro  |  Location: Pakistan  |  03/24/09  |  Pics: 0

As an American living in Pakistan, many people ask me, "Is it safe to travel there?" The simple answer: yes and no. It really depends on where you're going, what you're doing, and your ability to respect and blend in with the local culture. Living in Lahore, the capital city of the Punjab, the same safety...

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