Once again, excellent narration. Normally, I am too lazy to go through long posts but your presentation stlye hooked me up to read whole post. Keep it up.

Once again, great writing.Wow.

 
Great writing bro. I really enjoyed this part too. Keep writing.

Entertaining peice. Liked it. Keep on posting. Good luck

I like it very good ... The way u write I felt like I am reading people magazine

Very engaging pieces, behoove_me.

On a reflective note, I have often wondered who has changed more - Nepal or the returning expatriate? Perhaps many people might argue Nepal but I think the perspectives of Nepalese outside Nepal (and to some extent within the country) has changed as much if not more than the country itself. Sometimes I feel nothing much has changed in Nepal if you look beyond the obvious things like urban crowding and political upheaval. Political change has not produced  proportionate change in the social and other arenas. Not yet at least. It is ironic that in a country that has had something like 21 governments in 20 years, constancy and continuity are as pervasive as they are outside the political sphere.

Just a thought.

<“You can switch on the rice cooker now” the woman answering the cell phone hollered aloud “I will be home in 30 minutes”>
लडिबुडि लोल लोल। luved the flow again. I feel bad already that u have jus 4 more days but i m sure therez still more to come. 

Good one

 WOW! This is superb. I wish i could write like you :)

Enjoyed!!
 

 hey thanks, 

it was wonderfull reading all.. really felt like home.. its now been more than 5 years away from home.. my wife too wants to go back 
for visit. but AMERICA le kaha dincha easily.. hope to make that journey to be with my mom again....

thanks for the article....

A big thumps up......

I word WOW 👏