Today I am living in Katmandu, tomorrow I do not know. I will live where my backpack resides. I am having a new model made here. Many problems with the Internet..
- Very slow and stop.
- Blocks emails sent from email client.
- No electricity.
I do not like to walk, therefore I have interviewed 5 so far, the one I used to use the last trip has moved on the other side of town.
It is raining now, I carried my computer here with NO bag, because I gave it to a person to copy.
Nothing is working, however life is good here, they smile quick.
I am saying Nepal is Home because I need to do some self-talk accepting that where sleep is home, until I move.
It took me 2 days to decide I could spend time in Kathmandu. At first I thought 'hell, it's as busy as Bombay, I don't want to do that again!' then I relaxed a bit, became less suspicious, and had a better time. I feel I can be less guarded in Kathmandu, even outside the tourist parts. I spent a day walking up New Road buyuing electronic gizmos. It interests me that some things are the same price the world over: graphics cards, hard disk drives. Yet other things, small things, are cheaper. But yes. Kathmandu is not like Bombay: I could not live in Bombay. I think I could live in Kathmandu, but maybe I would like a more stable government.