posted Tuesday 10/13/2009 Permalink
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patan again

patan again

posted Monday 10/05/2009 Permalink
patan

patan

posted Thursday 10/01/2009 Permalink
pokhara

pokhara

posted Sunday 09/27/2009 Permalink

posted Wednesday 09/23/2009 Permalink

Oh hey just so you know I’m still alive.

posted Saturday 09/12/2009 Permalink

SO YEAH

In defiance of all the well meaning advice many of my experienced friends have given me against making a blog while traveling//living//existing in general, abroad I have decided to do it anyway. 

Not because I think they’re wrong or something but because I needed somewhere that wasn’t as stupid as Flickr or Deviant Art to post pictures and whatnot for my friends and family members who don’t use facebook. 

And so here we are. I don’t have anything relevant to post because I haven’t actually left yet and I don’t want to be one of those people who like take pictures of their luggage with some sort of sad attempt at a motivational quote; perhaps involving two roads diverging in a yellow wood.

(I’m leaving tomorrow and getting there sometime Saturday). 


By the way, just incase you were born under a rock or something, I should mention that there is no comment section on this (or any) tumblog for a reason and I will not add them. I don’t want comments because then I would have to reply to them and that sounds suspiciously like work. 

Also, I did not code the layout because I am terrible at coding anything and I never clean any of them up and so they constantly look like garbage. If you like this code or want it for your own tumblr, there is a link to the creator at the bottom of the page. He’s pretty cool about it, too. 

But, actually, please tell me how this layout looks on Windows computers because I don’t have one and I would not be pleased to find out when I get to Nepal or India (depending on where I find internet first) that this layout looks like crap; I get enough of that when I try to code things myself. 


PS. Bhatti means “teahouse” in Nepali. No, it is not significant in any way; it was just the only Nepali word I know besides “hello” and “toilet.”


And yes, I do regret not naming it toilet (charpi). 

posted Wednesday 09/09/2009 Permalink