Posted by: BABAL Khate August 17, 2011
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Imagining a sajha.com that would meet my needs...without letting the limitations of technology cramp my imagination...... 
I'm imagining a future where the data that goes through the internet would not be limited to only bits and bytes of electronic data. All kinds of things would pass through the pipeline of the internet. In this future of mine, here is what saja.com would be like for me:
What would make sajha.com the ultimate Nepali hang out?
If there was a tea-shop like mood here, it would be great. You know like going to the corner tea-shop in your neighborhood in Kathmandu where the guys would be playing carrom board and playing cards or ludo?
What would be great is if sajha.com was like a vending machine while connected to the internet.
In the background Nepali pop-music would be playing.
I would be sitting at work, and needing an escape, I would turn to sajha.com. And here, I could order a cup of hot tea. Order a plate of momo. And I would check out my hand in the cards (taas) dealt out to me. I would play my hand, sip my tea, pop a momo in my mouth, wave at the other sajhaites. Finally feeling rested I would close the sajha.com application and return back to my daytime job in America.
And in between those games, if the Nepali girls who come to sajha.com could model their lovely newly customized kurta-suruwals, tight t-shirts and jeans, fashionable sarees, us guys could take the time between our game playing, momo-eating and tea-sipping to admire you all with smiling gazes. And you girls can do what Nepali girls do best--pretend to be offended to see us guys gazing at you as you walk by swinging your hips.
I'm imagining a future where the data that goes through the internet would not be limited to only bits and bytes of electronic data. All kinds of things would pass through the pipeline of the internet. In this future of mine, here is what saja.com would be like for me:
What would make sajha.com the ultimate Nepali hang out?
If there was a tea-shop like mood here, it would be great. You know like going to the corner tea-shop in your neighborhood in Kathmandu where the guys would be playing carrom board and playing cards or ludo?
What would be great is if sajha.com was like a vending machine while connected to the internet.
In the background Nepali pop-music would be playing.
I would be sitting at work, and needing an escape, I would turn to sajha.com. And here, I could order a cup of hot tea. Order a plate of momo. And I would check out my hand in the cards (taas) dealt out to me. I would play my hand, sip my tea, pop a momo in my mouth, wave at the other sajhaites. Finally feeling rested I would close the sajha.com application and return back to my daytime job in America.
And in between those games, if the Nepali girls who come to sajha.com could model their lovely newly customized kurta-suruwals, tight t-shirts and jeans, fashionable sarees, us guys could take the time between our game playing, momo-eating and tea-sipping to admire you all with smiling gazes. And you girls can do what Nepali girls do best--pretend to be offended to see us guys gazing at you as you walk by swinging your hips.