Hulaki Ji, I admire your thought of being "Swavimani" Nepali, but in the mean time, I don't understand your feelings towards the Nepali brothers/sisters in the US. As a Nepali myself, last thing I want to hear from fellow Nepali is criticism for being here in the US. Your views lean very much towards communist, socialist, and anti-capitolist. I hope I am speaking for everyone here. We all miss Nepal very much. We may have been far away from Nepal, but Nepal is never far away from us. It has its permanent place in each and everyone of our heart. Yes, you may think that most of us came here to avoid the situation in Nepal, and you may be right. But you have to remember, some of us will come back. May be few, but they will come back. One more thing, what is wrong with cleaning toilet or working for Indian? Work is work, better than doing nothing or stealing. That is the biggest misconception people have in Nepal. People differentiate people by their occupation. I think you should be proud with these brothers/sisters who are at least earning their necessities by working instead of stealing or selling drugs. Hulaki Ji, lets not hate each other. We don't want that now, do we? One last question, why do you talk in 3rd person? Oh, what were you showing to those children? Moon or planets? I noticed it was kinda too early to see the planets. Jupiter's storm holes (dark spots) look awesome. If you have seen it, you know what I am talking about. Peace out.