Don,t think that I am going crazy. It was New Year,s Day yesterday in the year 2070 in Nepal. It was a relatively quiet affair. No wild parties. Even our local dogs, who usually drive us crazy at night, were quiet. It has taken me over an hour to get on line today. I have also missed a couple of days because Grahame and half the team have gone too
Chinchiu with his laptop, and my I pad didn't want to co-operate, but we seem to have sorted it out. One of the ladies in my sewing class never seemed to talk much and we wondered if she was deaf. apparently, is does have hearing problems, but I found out that someone had cut her tongue in the place she lived before so she has to sort of sign. the other ladies seem to be able to follow along. he cooking classes for the younger ones had finished this week and the older ones are doing the training this week. We will finish their dolls also. It was my birthday yesterday and it was a lovely day, I took my sponsored little girl out to lunch, along with our son,s girl also. Margaret took out two other girls who are sponsored by friends. We took them to Mexican style place that makes great pizza,s. Boy! Can these skinny little girls eat. Then, last night, I had a surprise birthday cake and a bouquet of flowers and a beautiful Pashmina, arranged by Raju even though he is 600 km. away. Our lovely young man , Sujan, who is here to make sure that we have everything we need, very subtly, asked if I had any candles. Then with a look of pride, he led me downstairs to present me with a lovely gluten free cake with chocolate icing. I am hoping the ladies who are out at
Chinchiu will blog of their experiences. They will be having some amazing experiences though the going will be tough. We had installed a water filter, so we don,t have to carry boxes of water home. We also have an ozoniser, to put our fruit and veges in and it cleans it and now we can eat fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, grapes etc. Of course, we are restricted to the power times, but it is a big help in giving us more variety in our diet
Robyn
Chinchiu with his laptop, and my I pad didn't want to co-operate, but we seem to have sorted it out. One of the ladies in my sewing class never seemed to talk much and we wondered if she was deaf. apparently, is does have hearing problems, but I found out that someone had cut her tongue in the place she lived before so she has to sort of sign. the other ladies seem to be able to follow along. he cooking classes for the younger ones had finished this week and the older ones are doing the training this week. We will finish their dolls also. It was my birthday yesterday and it was a lovely day, I took my sponsored little girl out to lunch, along with our son,s girl also. Margaret took out two other girls who are sponsored by friends. We took them to Mexican style place that makes great pizza,s. Boy! Can these skinny little girls eat. Then, last night, I had a surprise birthday cake and a bouquet of flowers and a beautiful Pashmina, arranged by Raju even though he is 600 km. away. Our lovely young man , Sujan, who is here to make sure that we have everything we need, very subtly, asked if I had any candles. Then with a look of pride, he led me downstairs to present me with a lovely gluten free cake with chocolate icing. I am hoping the ladies who are out at
Chinchiu will blog of their experiences. They will be having some amazing experiences though the going will be tough. We had installed a water filter, so we don,t have to carry boxes of water home. We also have an ozoniser, to put our fruit and veges in and it cleans it and now we can eat fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, grapes etc. Of course, we are restricted to the power times, but it is a big help in giving us more variety in our diet
Robyn
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