Its been almost 4 months now that I have been travelling in to remote villages. Haven’t heard her voice for long, haven’t shared stories of rural innocence and happy faces. It is almost time that I go back and listen to good old songs with her………..Come June and I am coming back……

Why do we often live on borrowed “time” and other people’s choices…….

Travelling in the remote villages under Nanglam Dungkhag, conducting CDH (Community Development for Health) Workshops, aiming at improving rural lives……It gives me pleasure, happiness when I am greeted with smiles, touches my heart when I see rural folks speaking and telling me stories of their life as mortal beings, as equal, as wishful and hopeful as me…………

Happiness is not in getting what you want but in wanting what you are likely to get.

Off I go to Pemagatshel tomorrow for next 10 days

In a small dingy hotel room in Nanglam. Missing and wishing for a call….

Standing on at a cross road. Looking forward to a future, reflecting back on the past. Time to make big decisions and move on in life.

Reading “Super Freakonomics” all weekend in bed while cold wind brushes my window walls.

Birthday alone at home. Cooked own food and ate alone–its fun and good feeling, full of imagination.

Limiting expectations despite giving and trying your best with pure heart will surely yield happiness and more options.