August – the eighth month of the calendar, the month when Summer isn’t gone yet, but the winds begin to feel chilly, a telling sign of how we have lived past over half of the year; a sign of the coming cold in the horizons. August – a month of goodbyes when the suitcases are…
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If you’re a 90s kid that grew up in Kathmandu Valley, chances are we share a vivid memory of St. Valentine’s Day. ‘Ah, hai…hami sano huda valentines day ma snow pareko thiyo!’ (Yeah, when we were little, there was snow fall on valentine’s day!). Each year as February approaches, so does this little memory hidden…
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I think of summer as autumn moves away opening the doors to winter. Strong gust of November winds blow past my shell ripping apart my safe house just at the start of the cold. Summer has ended, a season gone but work still remains to be done. I’ve been lazy dancing under the sun, now…
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“What does a rhombus look like?” the teacher asked. “A Kite!” the students replied unanimously. A rhombus in our heads was always represented by a kite. And a kite, was and will always be about Dashain, one of the most important festivals of Nepal and Hindu devotees around the world. I have been trying to…
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Our minds are two parallel lines drawn from left to right, right to left, any deviation makes the blood under our thin skins boil. We havent thought of the triangles, and the circles, the rectangles and the vast sky with no lines. Our minds have become two parallel lines, any deviation making our blood under…
Read MoreIntroverts are withdrawn because they are internal. They are reserved because they are pensive. They are quiet because they are listening. This is why they are artists and writers, creators and inventors. ~ Lauren Martin, Elite Daily I have always believed that the personality that defines us is like the skin we have; we can’t…
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