Lost and Lost

For everyone,personal belongings,  how cheaper or expensive, big or smaller it may be, it certainly carries a unique worth. Many beautiful memories inside and the joy of owning it for long. You can't help yourself when it moves away from you.
 To me, the same thing turned it out last evening. My  Iphone 4 walked away from me, may be was tired of staying with me for long or was due to my carelessness without even realizing where and at what time I lose and thus my heart is wrecked for everything that happened which repeated for the 3rd time. In a totla I lost 3 phones and there's no calculation what other things have I already lost till today.
  I'd take cash money to shop but drop it somewhere on the path. Oh yeah! I lost school badges once in every 2 weeks. From pens, pencils to mufflers, umbrellas and keys and many other things. But I tell you, I wasn't the one who did of carelessness but  the thing is I'm really forgetful, hence, each time I try to avoid, shitt happens
Whatever, I had the best of the best things stored in my phone. As soon I possessed it from my aunt who sent me from UK I took selfies for million times. I'm not very technology freak, so sometimes I felt I owned a smartphone just for a camera and instagram for ofcourse. So yeah, I had too many beautiful photos waiting to be stored on my PC. There were the screenshots and downloads from Instagram, Facebook and Twitter because they were either simply damn amazing or inspiring and yeah some hillarious too. Therefore I'd scroll my photo gallery everytime I got bored and had nothing to do.
Furthermore, I had Itube app filled with songs of 1D, Enrique, COD, parodies and many more else. You know what my niece of class 5 and nephew of class 3 were so much addicted to 1D. I didn't even realize they had already started to sing some English songs. My family in a whole were surprised to have seen their love for English music at a tender age. And this had already been inherited to my little niece of 3 yrs who'd come each time and ask me to unlock the password so that she would play 1D songs. She would always come and say,"Mama, I don't I don't sunne." Ridic yeah? Eventually everyone would burst into huge, loud laughter. Later as she'd start listening, she'd have her own baby lyrics and excitement. Ah..!! her another favourite one was Baby I... wanna love.... you. by Arluv Gurung and would then dance like a Drunkard in the Dark.
Additionally, I've an abundant love for literature. I jot down every single thoughts that run inside my mind. I brainstorm for some minutes and end up like a kid from secondary school. But after months when I'd check , I 'd feel Wtf! Did I write this? I mean is this my own copyright? But then they were my own words and I'd have the sphinx-like-smile and the unique glow over my face. Therefore, I had ample of notes (short) some as a life-diary and some just as a rough creativity. Secretly, there were also the dates that stated my time spent with the loved ones, I now miss very dearly.
  So yeah and everything's gone. No longer tould my niece come and snatch my phone, no patience my photos would come back and the most importantly my antique, beautiful notes swayed away from me in such a tragic mode. Nevertheless, I still have a Samsung SII too for which people would tell me 'Dhani manchheko duita duita phone' hahaha. Actually iphone had my own personal sim and samsung had an official one. I can still buy a new one, ut there's a saying, "Old is Gold". I'd love to have an antique piece of it so that I could enstore in my wardrobe as the love, my aunt sent me after I moved to Delhi for further studies that helped me in million ways; skype often and the viber and the temple run and subway surfers and those indian shopping  apps  from where I did only waste my time searching to buy but ended only a single time to buy a novel 'The Monk who sold his Ferrari". You should go through it too.
  On that note Be careful for whilst you do anything.
 Have a wonderful weekend.

Kalabang Gharedi- Your next pocket destination

No doubt Nepal has always been a greater place for tourism. It has abundant possibilities to attract tourists from all around the globe. It hasn’t been long that homestay has been initiated by the Nepalese people basically in rural areas. We the JMDI Host Project team thus came with an idea of developing homestays in 2 villages; Kalabang Gharedi of Kaski and Ranagaon of Tanahaun. Let me tell you why Kalabang Gharedi can be the best homestay for you too.

1.     Beautiful mornings:- Nhe Aal Danda situated at the height of about 1500m above sea level offers you the magnificient view of sunrise and sunset. Besides you can clearly see the snow-caved mountain ranges, hills, green vegetation, the shimmering Phewa Lake and the Pokhara valley at a large. This is the place where you’ll feel the true eternity and peace.

2.   No more long travelling :- Kalabang Gharedi is just few kms away from Pokhara. While it was Pumdi Bhumdi VDC in the past, now it has been annexed to W.N 25 of Pokhara Sub-Metropolitan city. The public buses keep moving routinely. Or you can use your private vehicles for more comfortability because you will have to climb just 2kms stone paved roads from Siddhartha highway (Pokhara-Syangja). The next time you plan to visit Pokhara you should definitely spend your night at Kalabang.

3.  Hospitality like never before:- Hospitality of the villagers is something exemplary feature of Kalabang Gharedi. The villagers will treat you with great courtesy, warm welcome, pleasant stays. You won’t even realize that your heart has already been stolen by the villagers at the end of the trip.

4.     Dive into the world of diverse culture:- This place is highly inhabitated by Gurungs followed by Brahmins and Dalits. They will offer you the glimpses of rich ancient culture, traditions and costumes. At the evening after lunch they will show the Gurungs’ jhyaure, Brahmins’ Bhajan and Dalits’ ratyauli and panche baja in order to make cultural program more exciting.  There are temples, gumbas for place of worship.

5.       As you leave, you complete the research:- It's quite surprising that Kalabang Gharedi can be your place of research too. The villagers have grown coffee in large area of land. They are then sent for further processing into the industry and finally exported to Japan and many other countries. The organic coffee produced in Kalabang Gharedi has been awarded the best by international agencies.

6.       Gutsy people, fearless thoughts :- This village has even possibilities of developing the place as adventure tourism. The cyclists very often come to this place due to its steep, rocky and many other features of the land structures of the place. In a longer run the villagers have also given a thought about paragliding and bungee jump too.

7.       The birthplace of Amrit Gurung:- Who else doesn’t know Nepathya? The lead vocalist of the band Amrit Gurung hails down from the same village. Get into his house and feel the rhythms of his music.