On a little "vacation" for 4 months

Enjoy your stay there, and i hope you do have an internet access so you can also read all of this XD

post pics! or a link to wherever you aer posting pics too then we can experience your fab time vicariously.

Ok, im on a net cafe atm, so thought i'd share a bit about whats going on here in Nepal. So far i've: waited 10 hours in Doha airport for a change of planes, seen so many buildings in construction with what seems to be a bamboo skeleton for the workers to stand on (looked rather unsafe to me, but eh if it works it works), seen a movie beeing shot inside a little buddhist temple, and eaten at a thai resturant for lunch.

Oh and lets not forget the nice people i've shared all this with (still can't remember half the names, but i've got time yet)

In a few days im going on a hiking trip in the "mid land" here in Nepal. The stairs up to the fifth floor is currently killing the lot of us so not sure how we will survive it.

Hope you're getting some HM's done (both ops and fps) even without an OT (saw the event for EV hehe)

and on another node think Rowan Atkinson had the same though i did http://d24w6bsrhbeh9d.cloudfront.net/photo/2733547_460s.jpg

Ill just opdate a little here for anyone who wants to know whats going on in Nepal (and also to help myself with remembering it all)

Last i wrote i stated that i was going trekking, so lets start with how that went. It was a good trek (not too hard, but not a cake walk either) but one in my group got very sick, she was vary brave and kept on walking even though she barely could and didn't complain at all. Other than that we all got out of the mountains in good shape (all though with a few more blisters).
We then went to Chitwan national park, where we were supposed to see some animals, but we didn't have that much luck with that. All we saw was crocodiles, some birds (biiiig eagles among others), elephants, which we rode on, and rhinos. It was very relaxed compared to the mountain walk, and I enjoyed it, even though my stomach rebelled one night and didn't want me to leave the toilet.
After that we went to Pohkara (not sure on the spelling) where we rafted, kayaked, rode on horses and paraglided. All very exiting, but we didn't escape pain this time (mostly from the horseback riding).
Now comes the best (imo) part so far, we went to a place called Last Resort (an European owned "resort") where we bungee jumped and canyon swung ,it looks kinda the same as it is something with an elastic chord and jumping from a high place, but its nothing like each other.

Right now I'm at a childrens home, justs outside Kathmandu, where I'm gonna stay for about a month. Its very nice and the kids a very sweet. Its nothing as "adventurus" as the rest, but I've already got some "wounds" (for lack of a better word in my limited english knowledge) from washing my own clothes by hand.

Thats all from me (if anyone is reading this, if not I enjoy writing it none the less)
Cya all in about 3 months when i get home xD