School Starts
Location: Nangi, Nepal
Local Time: Sunday, Nov 27, 2005 - 10:50am
First day of a new week of school here in Nangi. School starts on Sunday, and the last day is Thursday. At about 10am, there was assembly called out on the soccer field and the students lined up with a separate line for each grade, from youngest on the far end, to the grade 11 on the end near me. They did exercises in unison for about half an hour before going off to classes.
It seems as though, as soon as I get here, I go. Tomorrow I leave Nangi to go to another nearby village (only 1 day walk away.) There, Mahabir and some college students are trying to set up a new network connection. Hopefully I can be of some assistance.
While I'm gone (don't know how long that will be) I probably won't be posting. After all, I am going there to try to help set up a network connection. I assume it doesn't work at the moment.
I cooked chapatis yesterday. It turned out fairly well. It seems that they were all edible, since they were all eaten. The cooking is done over a 2 burner gas camping stove, so I guess I'll be learning how to make things that can be fried, simmered or otherwise not baked. I'm planning on bannock in the near future.
Local Time: Sunday, Nov 27, 2005 - 10:50am
First day of a new week of school here in Nangi. School starts on Sunday, and the last day is Thursday. At about 10am, there was assembly called out on the soccer field and the students lined up with a separate line for each grade, from youngest on the far end, to the grade 11 on the end near me. They did exercises in unison for about half an hour before going off to classes.
It seems as though, as soon as I get here, I go. Tomorrow I leave Nangi to go to another nearby village (only 1 day walk away.) There, Mahabir and some college students are trying to set up a new network connection. Hopefully I can be of some assistance.
While I'm gone (don't know how long that will be) I probably won't be posting. After all, I am going there to try to help set up a network connection. I assume it doesn't work at the moment.
I cooked chapatis yesterday. It turned out fairly well. It seems that they were all edible, since they were all eaten. The cooking is done over a 2 burner gas camping stove, so I guess I'll be learning how to make things that can be fried, simmered or otherwise not baked. I'm planning on bannock in the near future.
posted by Jaye | 10:20 AM
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