So much has happened is such a short time, it will be impossible to recap everything. So here are the highlights in a chronilogical order that makes sense to me. Teaching was an amazing experience. We came to Nepal at an unfortunate time as there are many festivals during September which means there are no classes. All in all we taught 5 classes at the public school and only 2 in the monastery, but it's been an experience to last a lifetime. My grade 10 class wa...

Time seems to have slowed to a snails pace and I have no problem with that. Our first 5 days in Nepal have felt like weeks, we've discovered and learned so much already in our short time here. Well let's back things up a bit now shall we? Friday morning we made our big move out to the monastery. Leaving our hotel was a bit sad. Obviously I made good friends with the service staff there. The night bartender was beyond impressed by my Nepali skills, as in he could...

What a ride it has been so far. Let's jump way way back to July, my most epic return to Canadian soil. Starting off with a weekend in Vancouver with my brother and some amazing old friends. Catching up with the savvy Ed Witzke and the long lost friend Courtland Sandover-sly was amazing. Moving back to E-town brought on tonnes of friends, family and good times. From camping in Cadomin with my dad, to lake days at my mom's cabin, to countless dinners a coffees. Spe...