Category Archives: Terai

The Terai is the low flatlands stretching across the width of Nepal’s southern border with India and is known for its monsoons, glowing green rice fields, and blazing heat and humidity.

What I did

Somehow we came up with idea over dinner. I had just arrived in Birtamod, Jhapa, to visit Andrew one last time before our lives as PCVs. I was going to stay for a night, maybe two, before heading back to Birganj. Anyhow, we were having dinner, and Andrew was talking about the school visits he would be making the next day: a short in-and-out trip to invite two English teachers to an upcoming training.
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Finishing touches

During training, one of the hardest and seemingly most necessary things I wanted to communicate to my host family was that I missed home. I missed home. I missed my friends. I missed pizza and beer as dark as the nights in my new, lightless neighborhood. But the best that I could do, after two months of Peace Corps' astounding language training, was to tell them, Ma yad garchhu, I remember.
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Characters, part 1

Oh, the places you go and the people you met. I've been in Nepal now for 15 months and met more than a couple interesting people. I decided that I'd write about some of the more interesting people I've met in installments. This is the first.
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