I can't believe I am back. After a 5.5hr flight, 6hr
transit, 14hr transatlantic flight, 1hr waiting on line to go through customs,
and a 2hr drive , I am finally home. Everything looks "new and shiny" but feels old at the
same time, comforting with a rosy glow. I noticed things I never did before, appreciated things I used to take for granted. I am ecstatic just to take a long hot shower and curl up in my warm comfy bed.
I'm sure I will face some re-entry shock re-adjusting to life here but if Nepal has taught me anything, it is to breathe, relax and take things one at a time as they come. I'll handle the rest after I tackle this jet lag.
I'm sure I will face some re-entry shock re-adjusting to life here but if Nepal has taught me anything, it is to breathe, relax and take things one at a time as they come. I'll handle the rest after I tackle this jet lag.
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