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My name is Casey and I’m a journalist and blogger living in Australia.
The Intercultural Girl is a blog about intercultural life, Nepal, women's issues, cross-cultural communication, women's empowerment and relationships - especially intercultural relationships. I am passionate about women's voices in the media and the movement toward equality between the sexes.
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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Cooking Nepali style
I used to be a pretty terrible cook. I was really never taught how to cook when I was younger and I guess it set the pattern for most of my early adult years. But when I met Rabindra, I … Continue reading
Posted in Cross-cultural, Culture, Food and cooking, Intercultural Relationship, Nepal
Tagged Culture, dhal bhat, momos, nepalese food, nepali cooking, nepali food
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Being a woman in Nepal
We all know that gender inequality exists around the world but many of you might not know about the situation for women in Nepal. Right now, I don’t care about political correctness. The fact is, in Nepal, men are treated … Continue reading
Language…don’t call me sweaty!
I think there’s at least one thing nearly all people in intercultural relationships have in common. That is the magnificent, yet, pain-staking problem of language differences. When I am with Rabindra and his friends, they generally are happy to speak … Continue reading
Posted in Differences, Funny, Intercultural Relationship, Language, Nepalese language, Uncategorized
Tagged funny, language, Language differences, Nepalese
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