Last day in Nepal
It's the eve of our departure from Nepal. After three overland border crossings, three time-zones, three currencies, and more than a month away from home, 20 days of which were spent 3,500 metres above sea-level, we're finally heading home. Tomorrow we take an early morning bus to the Indian border and then on to the Indian town of Gorakhpur. From there to Trivandrum takes three days, but we haven't got train tickets yet.
I can reveal that Muha spent most of the last two days shopping. I'm not allowed to say what he bought or who he bought things for.
Yesterday we caught Shanoo, Minna and Doctor Bagey just after an exam (it seems copying is quite common at medical exams, but I can't reveal any more than that!)and had a meal together, after they helped with the shopping.
It should be mentioned that Shanoo, like Sharif, has a kanneylu and large stuffed toy in her room. I'm not sure she's taking them to Male when she goes there for her holiday, but I'm sure Sharif won't mind lending her his.
posted by Al at 2:33 AM
6 Comments:
ah fortunately or unfortunately i wont be taking them home this time..i was hoping i could borrow yours.. oh well :( ... and about that teddy ..maybe it wont be long before u find a cute one..
anyways we dont expect people like Al to..appreciate the finer things in life like kanneyo..
Er, does Shanu also have a belt on her bed, like Sharif?
Shaz, er, you seem to have forgotten our "coffee date" yesterday. You didn't call back after you "freshened up after waking up." What happened? If you want to do some "before sunrise" surfing with me, you might, er, need to be more attentive to my matters.
hmm a belt on my bed? now why are u wondering about that hilath.. i dont wear belts.. and if there was one on my bed u can be rest assured its not for wearing.. :P hehe...
Shaaxu.. yeah dont give away useful stuff like that before u see whether any of yur friends need em :)
How can I blacklist you, Shaaxu? You are such a wonderful and caring friend. Muha is one lucky guy, I have to say!
Hey, Maaveyo Magu may be green but there are no flowering plants on that street. Me, you, Muha, Narco and Shari are now the only "decorations" on this street. We should go to Hulhumale and Villingili to pick wild flowers for Muha's garland.
Hey, you can't live with me. You are straight, you said so. Or do I detect a semblance of closeted bisexuality, heh heh.
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