A monkey at the monkey temple, funny that
Big Buddha in Kathmandu
The best seat on the bus, just have to watch out for power lines
More golden statues, this time in the mist
Did you know you can buy some goats for the poor villagers? well I can confirm that they do exist. Only about $40 - $50 per goat (depending on the goat) and they do the world of good. We can even get a picture of you goat being delivered and a hand written letter of thanks (probably an illiterate scribble to be honest, but its still nice) you can frame it and put it on you're wall... com'on
Or you can buy a Muscouvy duck (more correctly known as a Mcscoffer) Life can't be too bad as long as you have a Mcscoffer
(sorry inside joke there)
But you can buy a duck for $20 for a poor family like Sankers, so they can breed and sell more ducks. Not just for dinner.
Reading to Rabin, a mentally handicapped kid in Balbikas Kendra (read the blog post on it)
Attention begins to go...
Book in mouth!
He wasn't too keen on the idea of letting it go
At a disabled childrens hospital, getting wasted in Noughts and crosses
Two beautiful Nepali girls - wait thats Yvonne
sunda is beautiful in Nepali
The D floor at a Nepali wedding
Awwwww. Had to finish with a cheesy one sorry
Ahh: mcscoffers doing what mcscoffers doing best - eating! Ben, great photos of you reading book to little boy and Yvonne you look beautiful in the local dress. From Fern.
ReplyDeleteIts actually not eating its a gossiping Mcscoffer, even better
ReplyDeleteYvonne looks lovely, who's the hairy scruffy baboon following who seems to be following her about???
ReplyDeleteat least hes got pants on...
from the big brother corporation, we are always watching
The Big Baboon is found upon
ReplyDeleteThe plains of Cariboo:
He goes about with nothing on
(A shocking thing to do).
But if he dressed up respectably
And let his whiskers grow,
How like this Big Baboon would be
the people that you know?
delighted to read of your adventures. I've enjoyed your pictures, poignant stories and being introduced to the world of blogs. Just last week I was introduced to the Grameen bank system and micro financing concepts of Mohammed Yunus. Such a powerful concept and here you are showing it in action.Email me details of your bank to follow up.
ReplyDeleteNamaste Graham