Life in Nepal

A new adventure – Nepal

As yet, no great fanfare or trumpeting of a new banner headline.  Technical support for this site is provided by my wife (and star of the accompanying posts, detailing our

Day one – welcome

After breakfast at the hotel – roti with vegetables, yogurt and sauce (a little too Nepali for my taste, but perfectly adequate) – I made my way over to the

Day two – teaching

At least for the time being, I have decided to frame the blog as a daily diary.  I do have some concerns about this, as it might become rambling and

Day three – a rest

Did not sleep well, but then overslept, making me all the more grateful that I had cancelled the mooted trip to the mountains with a group of students.  They had

Day five – into the mountains

Today was a pubic holiday – a festival in which ladies wear red, I know no more than that – and Yogi had hired a taxi to take Aparna, Eva

Day seven – a new home, a new start

The idea had been to start a new regime of early morning rehearsals, as apparently various teachers have been complaining about the amount of time the students are missing.   Anu,

Day eight – hokey-cokey, tuk tuk, snip snip

With yesterday’s early start declared a disaster, we decided upon a compromise, aiming for the slightly more civilised hour of 8.30 (a three hour rehearsal was always a bit excessive.) 

Day nine – bridges

Same pattern as yesterday, with rehearsals first: we are pretty much running through the play each time now, though I have to look for other approaches, in order to maintain

Day ten – celebrating new beginnings

Yesterday, I was given a written invitation to attend an event to launch the Orientation programme for the Hotel management course at KGIST (a sister college to SPA in Dhangadhi.) 

Day eleven – shopping

Our first task this morning was to go shopping, both because we needed certain things, but also as a gentle introduction to Dhangardhi, and as a bit of orientation.  Everything

Day twelve – Krishna’s birthday…

…and as such a holiday.  Aparna had invited Yogi, Eva, Val and I to come for lunch, not particularly because of Krishna, but because we all had a day off

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