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i speak nothing but the truth @g-i-g-i-i
-and the hobbit’s name was something like frozen yogurt-
wajiha, telling me about her incredibly limited experience with lord of the rings
Wajiha, the rickshaw driver
In Tangi, a town some 125 kilometres from the capital Islamabad, in the heart of the northwestern region troubled by a Taliban insurgency, 11-year-old Wajiha is the only girl driving a motorcycle rickshaw.
Her father Inamuddin used to be a proud member of the paramilitary but in July 2006 he was badly injured in a Taliban attack on his paramilitary check post in the northwestern valley of Swat.
After two years in hospital, he was discharged from service with a withered leg and bought a rickshaw for 40,000 rupees ($465) with his pension. At first he worked alone, and sometimes Wajiha would sit up front with him for fun. But when she realised how painful he found his wounded leg, she took on solo shifts to earn more money.
Now she goes to school in the morning and helps her father in the afternoon, when he gets tired.
“I don’t like my daughter going out to work, but I am helpless,” said Inamuddin. Wajiha said she likes to help.
“I feel good to help my father, I also enjoy the drive, it is easy to drive motorcycle rickshaw and earn some money for the family,” she said.
“I make 150 rupees ($1.70) from three trips a day,” she said as she parked the rickshaw and ran into her home – text and photos by AFP.
Read more about the effect of bombings on children here.
11-year-old Pakistani girl Wajiha drives a three-wheel rickshaw in Tangi, a town 125 kilometres from Islamabad, in the heart of the northwestern region troubled by a Taliban insurgency. Wajiha is the only girl driving a rickshaw to earn livelihood for her family.
Blargh
It feels weird to be so MIA from tumblr and then randomely wanting to use it again.
But I will post this one thanks to Wajiji <3 :)
New Year's Resolutions?
Be more crazy. Be more fun. Study less. Smile more.
Currently doing it, I'm awesome. About to start reading a book I checked out from the library for pleasure reading (cause i haven't done that in a year+) cause I finished studying for the day (man that sounds weird even if I don't say it but I like the way I think).
Life is gud this year. I think I'll keep it this way.