Another wonderful day of laughter.
We are blessed in our host here in this city
And have been having a fairly cosmopolitan experience of expats and folks who have devoted their lives to literally saving the world.
Electoral commissions, juris prudence scrutiny,refugees projects,
O
The former kings orphanage. There are no end of people and causes that people this city in their hope of literally saving the world.
Such a wonderful coterie and our hostess is more than generous in
Introductions and dinners and lunches and laughter and fun and fun and more laughter.
Yesterday we went to two farmers markets
Where we drank cappuccino and refused the fabulous French pastry and
Ex pat made cheese. Shopping and then dinner with a table of the most extraordinary women.
our new friend Jill is here from Canada on her small research grant
And just returned from the mountains where she literally trekked for two days on mountain paths to bring birth control training to village women expected to make the 7 hour trek on foot to a local birthing center.. The UN needs to keep its numbers up at the Clinuc.. Run by men alas.
Today lunch at Chez Caroline after we walked through a large demonstration of people from the south of the country who are protesting the constitution.. And that there have been excluded from the process. Over 2000 showed up along with Nepalese so,divers in riot gear and sweet grins. And a tank or two.. And we walked past and thru and through again having had a fine lunch and view local papers and vsophisticated citton wear at Wonderfab.. The hit Panmunjom emporium.
We had to hurry back thru the protestors to get to Todai Massage, run by a Japanese friend if SHERI's.
The three of us had a 90 minute shiatsu massage by three deaf practitioners.. Whose hands were , when not kneading at knots , flying -- chatting away in Nepali sign.
Then home to a fabulous begin dinner and two more extraordinary world savers, and laughter and ease and well .. Wow.
Tomorrow our touring begins.
I meet Bipin at ten and go to the Sabah women to weave my own pashmina and round the day off with a visit to the local shaman.
Ah this globe trotting g life.
We are blessed in our host here in this city
And have been having a fairly cosmopolitan experience of expats and folks who have devoted their lives to literally saving the world.
Electoral commissions, juris prudence scrutiny,refugees projects,
O
The former kings orphanage. There are no end of people and causes that people this city in their hope of literally saving the world.
Such a wonderful coterie and our hostess is more than generous in
Introductions and dinners and lunches and laughter and fun and fun and more laughter.
Yesterday we went to two farmers markets
Where we drank cappuccino and refused the fabulous French pastry and
Ex pat made cheese. Shopping and then dinner with a table of the most extraordinary women.
our new friend Jill is here from Canada on her small research grant
And just returned from the mountains where she literally trekked for two days on mountain paths to bring birth control training to village women expected to make the 7 hour trek on foot to a local birthing center.. The UN needs to keep its numbers up at the Clinuc.. Run by men alas.
Today lunch at Chez Caroline after we walked through a large demonstration of people from the south of the country who are protesting the constitution.. And that there have been excluded from the process. Over 2000 showed up along with Nepalese so,divers in riot gear and sweet grins. And a tank or two.. And we walked past and thru and through again having had a fine lunch and view local papers and vsophisticated citton wear at Wonderfab.. The hit Panmunjom emporium.
We had to hurry back thru the protestors to get to Todai Massage, run by a Japanese friend if SHERI's.
The three of us had a 90 minute shiatsu massage by three deaf practitioners.. Whose hands were , when not kneading at knots , flying -- chatting away in Nepali sign.
Then home to a fabulous begin dinner and two more extraordinary world savers, and laughter and ease and well .. Wow.
Tomorrow our touring begins.
I meet Bipin at ten and go to the Sabah women to weave my own pashmina and round the day off with a visit to the local shaman.
Ah this globe trotting g life.
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