on my way the OCCED there were so many morning glories.I was disappointed that I was not going to see the ones I planted flower(although I did see some others before I left) but this more than made up for it.The picture does not do it justice but will give you some idea.I didn't count them either!I am not going to write an itinerary of my day any more but I thought yesterday it would give you an idea of what I am doing.
The piece of work is by Rabin (6 year old boy)He can read some Nepali and some English words.He is doing very well.
Yesterday we did the handprints and I told Kausalya that I was going to make a tree with them
She gave me a sideways look, shook her head and said 'OK?'.Today when we had cut out the handprints and I had put them up she just kept
She gave me a sideways look, shook her head and said 'OK?'.Today when we had cut out the handprints and I had put them up she just kept looking at it and saying 'Dherai dherai raamro!' (very ,very beautiful) She asked to be photographed with it and for a copy of the photo.She was so pleased with it!
Before this afternoon I thought I had seen rain but this afternoon was
something else. It rained in sheets for about 3 hours continuously.The drain system in Kathmandu is not good so there was alot of surface flooding.It is the areas further down that I feel really sorry for as they are already suffering from the affect of flooding and todays rain will only add to their misery.
Love the tree !! The photos are great too. It is amazing being able to speak to you , hear you and see you - the wonders of modern technology !!! I wonder what Nana would have have thought being able to do all these things!!! The photo of morning glory is quite spectacular when enlarged !
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On the same day my outside morning glories have started flowering! - but not enjoying such warm weather as yours! lovely to see your pictures and hear your news. lots of love
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