All Entries in the "Nepal" Category
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Dhal Bhat Days – Vol 11
9/11/08
I thought I would be more excited about leaving Puma considering my living conditions for the last two weeks, but surprisingly, I wasn’t. In fact, it was a bittersweet. I was excited to get to some sort of civilization (yet I had started to question if civilization actually existed anywhere [...]
Flower Children
Dhal Bhat Days – Vol. 10
9/10/08
To see all of the snapshots of the ‘last day’ activities – click here! (opens new window)
Time is very powerful. In fact, I think it’s the most powerful thing in this universe. Time heals feelings, it causes us to forget, and with time; everything gets better. My time in Puma [...]
Indie Travel Podcast: Bathroom Adventure Travel
Here’s a link to my latest article on the Indie Travel Podcast. It’s about my recent Nepal adventure and intestina foritude.
Sherry Ott explores the idea of adventure travel for the digestive system . She recommends Nepal for the ultimate travel adventure for the gut.
Once you’ve read the article – browse around the site, it’s full of [...]
Do You Meat?
Dhal Bhat Days – vol. 9
9/9/08
During a break at school one afternoon, I noticed a big crowd in the village. I asked the children what was going on and they said “buffalo kill”. The village was slaughtering a buffalo and from my vantage point it looked like a lot of work as they were hacking [...]
School Days
Dhal Bhat Days – Vol. 8
9/8/08
To see snapshots of the school and the kids – click here! (opens new window)
To view all Village Photography click here! (opens new window)
The whole reason I came to Nepal was to volunteer and teach. In some way I was trying to recapture my rewarding experience that I had in [...]
Barbot or Bust
Dhal Bhat Days Vol 7
9/5/08
To view snapshots of Barbot – click here! (opens new window)
To view the photography of Nepalese village life – click here! (opens new window)
What the F have I done? Just when I was starting to settle in – I agreed to turn my little village world upside down again. I think [...]
At Last!
Today I taught the kids about body parts, and at recess I taught them hop scotch and we did a round of hokie pokie once I figure out what right and left was in Nepali. I personally think that the goofier I act the more the kids like me – they seem to get a [...]
Nepal Photography – Village Life
I thought I would give you all a break from the writing and present my photography from the villages I visted. This is the ‘best of’ the village photography.
View my Nepal Village Photography at my Global Photography website!
Fee free to browse around and remember that I sell these prints! If you are at all interested in adding some art [...]
Saved By Youth
Dhal Bhat Days – Vol. 5
9/3/08
I hit a low today. I think it was due to many different things; but what affects me the most is not being able to have any type of conversation with anyone. I’m not simply sitting here silent – I am trying to form together a few words whenever I [...]
Powers of Observation
Dhal Bhat Days – Vol. 4
9/2/08
For snapshots of Puma – click here!
It rained last night like I’ve never experienced before in my life. I now understand the meaning of Monsoon season. Sure, maybe it was amplified in my mind as it sounds worse when you are sleeping under a tin roof; it echoed through my [...]
Learning How to Remove Leaches
Dhal Bhat Days – Vol 3
8/31/08
Snapshots from this day of the journey can be found here!
Photography from Nepalese Villages – click here!
Today I arrived at the village of Puma where I will be staying for 2 weeks. It’s pretty much what I thought it would be in my ‘prepare for the worst’ expectations. Yet I [...]
Landslides and Local Buses
Dhal Bhat Days – Vol. 2
8/30/08
For snapshots of the muddy journey – click here!
Today was the day the surrender happened; surrendering to my new environment. I believe this to be the first surrender, I think there will be many more. I met my ‘guide’ Khadgo in the morning in Kathmandu and we set out to [...]
Abrupt Transitions
Dhal Bat Days - Vol. 1
8/30/08
Oh my God – what have I done? I kind of feel like it’s my first week at college again where I miss my friends and my comfortable life and wonder how the hell I’m ever going to make it.
I arrived in Kathmandu after 27 hours of travel from NYC [...]
