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Mon, 3 Mar 2008 | By counsell | Views [423] | Comments [1]
I am feeling sick at the moment, all because of what i ate. Not that I have diarrhea or a fever, just ate too many Gulab Jamins! they tasted so damn good i over gorged on them and am suffering now. Was worth it. Today I got a lift back to Thamel on ... Read more >
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Sun, 2 Mar 2008 | By andrewalex | Views [1193] | Comments [2]
Well, people, collect your bet money- we are alive and well back in Kathmandu and still have most of our fingers and toes. And did we mention we are now paying 25 rupees per hour for internet!? Wow! This will still be a quick post as we have a lot of ... Read more >
Tags: Relaxation
Sun, 2 Mar 2008 | By counsell | Views [336] | Comments [1]
Bloody cold day. Made getting out of bed really hard, even if I only have a shitty blanket covering me. The cold shower was an experience I never want to go through again, dont care how badly I smell. Slow office day as the printer was goign haywire.... Read more >
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Sat, 1 Mar 2008 | By counsell | Views [301]
Saturday - a day off! With the free time I headed out to Patan, a suburb of Kathmandu. Gathering up enough nerve to use the public buses was hard, but I was determined to save paying 2 dollars for a taxi. It became even harder when I reached the bus ... Read more >
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Fri, 29 Feb 2008 | By counsell | Views [421]
With not a lot to do at the office today, i just sat around for a while chatting. We had planned to travel to all the hotels to negotiate rates, but there had been a problem with two clients staying in Kathmandu. Apparently they wanted a car with air-... Read more >
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Thu, 28 Feb 2008 | By counsell | Views [308]
A very slow start today as I had a horrible cold the night before. Made sleeping difficult, so I struggled to get out of bed. After crawling to a breakfast of "Special Oat Porridge" (I was brave) and toast, it was late enough in the day for ... Read more >
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Wed, 27 Feb 2008 | By counsell | Views [338]
Today I impressed my fellow staff with a few phrases of Nepali like "how are you". Unfortunately I hadn't read as far as what the answers meant, so I had no idea if they were good or bad. I just nodded my head and said thats good to hear. ... Read more >
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Tue, 26 Feb 2008 | By counsell | Views [351] | Comments [1]
Today, being the 14th day and all, marks a whole fortnight of me being away from good ol' Aus! In a few weeks I'll probably look back and laugh, but it feels like a bit of a landmark. Not a great deal happened today. Somehow I have accummulated a vast ... Read more >
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Mon, 25 Feb 2008 | By rustyballs | Views [951] | Comments [3]
Where has the time gone? I have been away for a month now and have settled well into life without all the worries of home. Since moving to Thimi I have done lots, but most have my time has either been at the school or hanging around home with neighbors.... Read more >
Tags: Adventures
Mon, 25 Feb 2008 | By counsell | Views [371] | Comments [2]
I'm getting pretty damn sick of power shortages. They are always happening at the most inconvenient times; the first three hours after i get up and the three hours before bed. Meaning showers are harder in the dark (bad enough having them cold) and no ... Read more >
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Sun, 24 Feb 2008 | By counsell | Views [362] | Comments [1]
You always read about or see on tv third world countries and the associated poverty but its taken me a few days to actually realise im in one. That may sound a bit stupid but it's mainly because i've just accepted the way things are in Nepal and haven't ... Read more >
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Sat, 23 Feb 2008 | By counsell | Views [561] | Comments [1]
Saturday is a public holiday, so again I was left to fend for myself. After a late start I went on a long walk to Durbar Square and back. Saw several temples of course, but the funny thing is the Nepali's leave priceless artifacts like statues or carvings ... Read more >
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Fri, 22 Feb 2008 | By counsell | Views [479] | Comments [1]
After another cold shower and some banana honey pancakes, I waited at the hotel to be picked up for lunch. Ravi had said around around 11am, so i decided to be there at 10:30 in case. A nepali came and sat next to me, offering everything from tour guide ... Read more >
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Thu, 21 Feb 2008 | By andrewalex | Views [1271] | Comments [5]
Or 11286 feet, for those of you still using that antiquated customary system. We are in Namche Bazar, just a stone's throw away from the world's tallest... internet cafes. That is why they charge $10 an hour and also why this post will be very short.... Read more >
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Thu, 21 Feb 2008 | By counsell | Views [365]
Today's introduction to Nepal was much nicer and a hell of a lot less scary than last night. I woke early due to jet lag and uncertainty of when Pippa would be picking me up. It was freezing cold, but my light had stopped flashing. I soon found out that ... Read more >
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Khan el Khalili market lights up and dresses at its best at night, inviting to sit down and relax with a shisha and a karkade -hibiscus water- giving the feeling that you are traveling over time, contemplating on the background folkloric music and people laughing. This is Egypt, unveiled.
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blue = water
red = fire
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blue = water
red = fire
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Each color of these tiles that decorate the Grand palace represents a part of the human body:
yellow = earth
blue = water
red = fire
white = air
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