anything to say about travelling with a 2-year blondheaded
boy in oktober to februar ?
peter
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Falls du an unseren Reiseerfahrungen Interesse hast - zwar
nicht Argentinien, aber halb Asien mit 1 1/2 jΣhrigem Zwerg-
kannst du gerne schreiben!
Other than him having weaker coloring thus needing
protection from the sun, what is the significance of his
being blond?
>Other than him having weaker coloring thus needing
>protection from the sun, what is the significance of his
>being blond?
maybe you┤ve recognized that in foreign countries some
people get cracy for blond babies (which really can get
disturbing if anyone wants to touch and get a hair) cause
they dont see it very often.
I dont think that this is a problem in argentina (and is not
a big problem in other countries) but I just thought I write
it as additional information.
sorry if my dumb posting offend your tender sense.
peter
don't worry there is a large German community--they all hid
there after the war. You will be in good company.
When my boyfriend who is about 6" tall and (at the time) had long blond hair travelled to Japan, he had attracted lots of attention and teenage girls asked to have their picture taken with him. When my cousin and I were in southern Italy as teenagers, she got about ten times more harassment than I did - she's blond & blue-eyed, while I'm a brunette.
I just wanted to back Peter up - blond hair can attract attention in a country where it's unusual.
oh, how funny ;)
all german hid their after the war so I┤ll be in good
company.
sorry, I forgot the susan-truth: ALL germans and ALL
austrians and ALL blondhairs support the evil.
If you REALLY like to discuss this topic to me please feel
free to contact me : pilsl@goldfisch.atat.at
otherwise just sit down for five minutes and think about
your second posting (hey, its really stupid, isnt it ! -
world isnt that simple.)
peter