Jaile samma padai sakaudainau, full time kaam paudainau, at least 50K kamaudainau, aani H1 or GC hudaina dukha cha sarai. Tesh pachi Nepal bhanda sarai sajilo hune cha yaha timro life. Good luck! 8-5 Kaam aani 2 din bida. Sajilo nai lagcha malai yaha Nepal bhanda chai.

Somya_465 · Feb 28, 2010 7:52 PM

Ha Ha I did MBA got Job  one years...H1 now Back to F1 again...all those part of life ......dekhye sabai life ...

mn_npl · Feb 28, 2010 8:19 PM

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rukum · Feb 28, 2010 9:33 PM

it's all life guys! ... I hope things get better for everyone! amen!

mankokura · Feb 28, 2010 11:29 PM

life is like taking the decisions under the cloud of uncertainties.. so try to garner the satisfaction what you have guys!!

lamichhanek · Mar 1, 2010 12:25 AM

My Personal Evaluation of US Stay: - Been 8 yrs now - Dherai Dish Washing Gariyoo ani Dukhha payapachi Bela mai Budhi Puriyoo - got lucky few times in life - finishing Ph.D. - working for government - recently saw few friend's parents passed away back in country and due to circumstances they couldn't go to pay last respect - just promised myself to go back to country and stay with the loved ones once i finish studies ...otherwise the inner voice will hunt me till the day i die. Good Luck Fellas

Poon-Hill · Mar 1, 2010 8:37 AM

साथी हो , औसी पछीको पुर्णिमाको रातको महिमा अर्कै छ । म आँफै पनि बिदेश जानु पर्छ , नेपाल मा केही गर्न सकिएन वा पढाई पनि हुने पैसा पनि बनाइने आदी आदी कुराले होमिएको छु .म आँफै ले पनि कुनै खोज नै नगरि बिदेसिए तेस्तै धेरै जसो साथी हरु ले तेसै गर्नु भएको होला , जे जे पर्छ हेर्दै जाउला , सबै अमेरिका बाट फर्कने ले दिएको फुर्ती र गफ लाई आत्मसाथ गरी किन म पनि त्यस्तो न हुने बिचार  लिएर छिरिएको हो, तर कल्पना गरिएको अमेरिका र भोग्नु पर्ने अमेरिका दुई ध्रुबिय हुन भन्ने कुरा " the other side of the wall is always green " जस्तै हो ।  यो कल्पना मात्रै हो र  बास्तविकता बुज्न हामी भोगेरै मात्र थाहा पाउने हुनाले अहिले हामी यहाँ हाम्रा बिचार हरु पोख्दै छौ। यो कुरा हामीलाई नपच्ला तर केही हद सम्म हामी वास्तविकता भन्दा पनि ल है ल है पछी लाग्छौ कि जस्तो पनि लाग्छ। मैले तेसै गरे जस्तो लाग्छ । Bottom line: As PoonHill said, hang on there, no looking back move ahead, we can achieve our goal. Let's not regret , let's focus on our goal and reason to be here.

Syanjali · Mar 1, 2010 10:00 AM

Khai..........K diyo chahi thaha chaina.......???? Tara manchay chahi pakaii banayo yo america le. Juena sika yo. Aani parisraam garna sika yo. Arue dherai cha list ma, tara yi sabai nai mera lagi kaffi chan.

STUPIDA · Mar 1, 2010 10:16 AM

Mr.PoonHill the one who commented on this post is in US for 17 years now. How are you old friend?

AdrianDaju · Feb 13, 2019 9:15 PM

Dherai kura sikayo. Parisyam ni gariyo dherai ra asal bidyathi ni banayo yo desh le... Dukha cha sathi haru aile ni padeko jasto kam pako chaina tara khoj jari cha. Ekdin awasya din aucha, pratikshya ma chu tyo ek din ko

taremam_bhai · Feb 14, 2019 12:55 PM

Ask not what America gave to you, ask what you gave to America.

rbajrach · Feb 14, 2019 1:55 PM

These are what i learnt: Hardwork, self dependent, responsible, Analytical, Support for family These are what i lost: Social skills, spelling skills, grammar, family time, last respect to my father. Last edited: 14-Feb-19 05:19 PM

teroobaau · Feb 14, 2019 2:36 PM

USA bhanda ni..what life gave me bhanera soch an mann lagxa. Ani pauxoo, it's true that life always gives you just little more than what you are capable of. Ani khusi hunxoo... Ratee sutxoo.

riverflows · Feb 14, 2019 5:52 PM

अमेरिकाले के दियो हैन अमेरिका संग मैले के लिए भन्नु पर्ला कि कसो? कुनै पनि देशले केहि पनि दिदैन आफैले लिनु पर्छ नेपालमै भएको भएपनि Nepal ले कि दिन्थ्यो होला र? प्रधान मन्त्रि वाइड बडी मै मस्त चाहे त्यो ऐर्लएनस को होस् कि रास्ट्रपति को होस् , तेसैले मेहनत गरौ र सफलता हासिल गरौ /

tallagheremaila · Feb 14, 2019 7:38 PM

Oh ho Sajha ka sathi-haru, hope you guys are doing well. It has been more than 7 years since I stopped exchanging thoughts, ideas, hopes, humors, frustrations and everything in-between here in Sajha; but I do come in and follow threads once in a while for sure. Thank you AdrianDaju for the shout out.  Well, my updates since 2010 are: - worked in state government for 9.5 years and continued my PhD program as well. It was a hell of a ride, joined a program with a really bad reckless professor. It came to a point where I had to take her out of my program, and begged another professor to be my main advisor. Finally defended my dissertation last year in November, and am graduating this spring.  - Moved out of a small town in midwest after 15 years where I started with $20 in my pocket as I was stepping out of Greyhound bus in a snowy day. I'll tell you what- it was a heartbreaking moment to leave that town as I was shoving my stuff in car. A true home town besides Kathmandu for sure  - It dawned on me around 2 years ago about the thought of "Why work for others and make them rich when you can work for yourself"; so I quit the job last year and started an engineering consulting company with a friend. That way I can even go to Nepal and work from there as well. If the decision I took was wrong or right - time will tell.  - One thing that I realize now after all these years is that difficulties in life are sort of "Blessings in Disguise". It teaches you valuable lessons for the future to come. One mantra that I preach now is "Take Risks and Conquer your Frears"  - Parents are growing old now and wishes me to be around them, so I am planning the move back within a few years. I think I have finished whatever the objectives I had in mind when boarding that plane from TIA 17 years ago, and nothing is really holding me back; so I am looking forward to the next chapter of life.  - I am not getting any younger either after all that beating experience of life, so I am planning to get settled before I become a chaurey budo with a bald head and every girl in town starts calling me uncle.  - Now that I look back at my experience here, it was totally worth it. Laughed a lot, cried a few tears, made a lot of good memories, learned a lot. I would not have it any other way I guess.  - And if I were to go back in time, I would change the title of this thread to " USA - Bhujney lie Computer, Na-bhujney lie Typewriter"  Sajha ka sathi-haru: Nothing but loads of good luck to you all. I managed to hang in there long enough to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Hope same thing goes with you all. Adios. https://www.youtube.com/watch?... Last edited: 19-Feb-19 03:34 PM Last edited: 19-Feb-19 03:36 PM Last edited: 19-Feb-19 03:37 PM Last edited: 19-Feb-19 03:41 PM Last edited: 19-Feb-19 03:45 PM

Poon-Hill · Feb 19, 2019 3:32 PM

Great to see a positive comment on Sajha! Good luck Poon-Hill on your next adventure!

shelvey · Feb 19, 2019 3:54 PM

Great! Poon-Hill, ppl like you are an inspiration here and Posts like these makes Sajha evergreen. Glad to hear from Old Sajha members and them doing great in their life. Wonder how’s NAS- the baddest man on Sajha doing these days lol.

AdrianDaju · Feb 19, 2019 6:07 PM

It's great to read something with positive thoughts with the message that world is for those who can keep pushing towards their goal without constantly whining about everything. Poon hill all the best for your future endeavors.

GwachAquarian · Feb 19, 2019 6:28 PM

Poon_Hill ko kura sundaa euta hindi muhaabaraa yaad aayo.... "Abey, bas karr pagley, rulaayegaa kyaa????"

collegefootballrocks · Feb 22, 2019 12:03 PM

Paisa

Hanuman1 · Feb 22, 2019 12:56 PM

Good to see you guys from our ole times. For me, what america gave: Independence or self-sufficiency, maturity, ability to see things from other perspectives, ability to hardwork, courage to face difficulties ( I am not afraid anymore, bring it on), money (of course), advanced degree, ability to accept differences in us, made liberal, What it took away: As someone already pointed out-social life, true/ good friends, youth, I am also thinking of going back in a few years' time. Have responsibilities towards parent, they are getting old. Last edited: 24-Feb-19 07:52 PM

GHORLEKABO · Feb 24, 2019 7:50 PM