"Tonight" has been delayed until now haha sorry for the blank promise. Days start to be busy, fully packed with various schedules. However, ShiNepal is doing their best, preparing post-work report for our sponsors and also preparing for our orientation.
Let's go back in time and talk about the times in Nepal. So. When we reaches Nepal, Gautam and the fellow volunteers of Metta Volunteers came and picked us up. We were given a warm welcome upon leaving the departure gate. It made me look forward to the days coming. The Metta Volunteers helped us a lot. Not only did they carry our SUPER HEAVY LUGGAGE on bus (some on the bus top!!), they prepared our drinking water (knowing we might laosai if we drank like them from tap) and accommodation. Most of the time we stayed in Gautam's house. Oh and btw, Gautam is the leader of Metta Volunteers.
Nepal is a country with a lot of power cut. Walking around Nepal, you catch dust in your hair, wiping your face with a wet tissue after a long bus trip is very refreshing. The sun scorching so strongly, makes you feel like being BBQ-ed. Oh and their numbers are different from what we are familiar to, Amy pointed out, "Hey! I can't read their car plate numbers!!". The road condition is quite bad, perhaps similar to kampungs in Malaysia. This might be the aftermath of the quake.
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