It is a lot harder to come up with a blog when you are not moving around that much. You wait and wait until something interesting happens, something that merits a place in history, to be etched in that sacred online journal for the world to forever see. But the longer you wait, the longer the pages will gather dust, and thus this is the newest entry.Life this week has been different to say the least. It has been my busiest week so far in Pokhara with 4 days of wo...

Well today was officially my first day of work, depite having helped out last week, Annapurna Primary School was a challenge in itself. Just Georgia and I took on the challenge of delivering lessons to these children, and with little or even no input from the teachers, we are both actually quite proud of how it went. I had been suffering from a random severe bout of Homesickness, so going into the school today was not something I was looking forward too. But we ...

Unfortunately the clouds are blocking my view so I am yet to see the rather sublime mountains that are pictured in my blog photo. Hopefully tomorrow morning the skies may clear and show me the natural beauty of this rather cosmopolitan little city that I am now in. The journey to Pokhara began at 7am with the beginnings of a 7 hour bus journey across the Himalaya's to the city. In all honesty, it was a lot better than I gave it credit for. Although at first appr...

So after months of planning and preparing here I am. Kathmandu, the bustling centre of Nepal, rich with animals roaming the streets, the constant sound of car horns and suprisingly decent air conditioning. Well with a 30degree temperature what more can you ask for. It seems to be a very tame city, large boulevards, temples, people walking with huge bags on their backs, but yet rather serene at the same time, I think I have to start realising that the luxuries tha...