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Category Archives: San Francisco
The sloshing of a washing Machine
18 November, 2008 Namaste. Hey! How’s it going? Sawubona. The moon is waning tonight in a clear sky that’s black for once instead of orangey-fog-reflecting-city-lights. What a day it has been. What a week. What a month. What a year. … Continue reading
Missing Kathmandu: September 08
A note from 2011 – Jonathan and I have been in a relationship now for over two years, having gotten together in Kathmandu in the summer of 2009. We studied abroad together in Kalimpong in 2005, and Jon did a … Continue reading
Posted in Kathmandu, Nepal, San Francisco, United States of America
Tagged Friends, home, Nepal, Reverse culture shock, Transitions
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The Magic of Library Cards, August 2008
Namaste sabailaai. How I miss the ring of Nepali in my ears. I have found a store on Haight that sells jewelry and where I was able to excitedly exchange a brief conversation in Nepali with the two Newari men from Kathmandu who run the shop. It was … Continue reading
Goodbye with Sunshine and Tears, July 2008
Dear Shawnrey, It’s been a long time since I’ve written and I’m hoping that this is still your email address. How are you? Where are you? I just saw the beautiful facebook picture of you and your niece/nephew? So wonderful! … Continue reading
Posted in Kathmandu, Los Angeles, Nepal, Nepali village, San Francisco, United States of America, Wisconsin
Tagged Family, Friends, Future, goodbyes, home, Kathmandu, Mountains, Nepal, Transitions, Travel
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