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Asia » Nepal » Nangi village May 12th 2010

In June this year, our whole family is going to Nepal to live and volunteer in a remote village. Last fall, Jessica and I watched an assembly at her school. During the assembly, about a dozen high school students presented information about people, famous and unknown, who had volunteered in various ways around the world, and they discussed how the volunteer efforts of these people had changed the lives of those they had touched. Jessica came home from school that day and decided that our family needed to do more to help others. We searched the internet for a volunteer opportunity that matched our family’s interests and capabilities. We did not want to be a small cog in a very large organization, and we did not want to be involved with the same organizations that everyone ... read more

Asia » Nepal » Nangi village September 13th 2005

We arrived in Nangi village at 7 pm. It took us 12 hours to walk (and climb rocky hills) from our guesthouse in Beni to reach the hillside village of Nangi. The trek usually takes 7 hours, but I was really slow. Plus we took a lot of breaks - lunch breaks, snack breaks, tea breaks, wait-a-minute-I-have-a migraine-breaks, im-sooo-tired-i-need-to-drink-water-breaks. I really didn’t mind. This is why I preferred to trek on my own - I was able to do everything my way. What I cared about was I wanted to reach Nangi village before it gets dark-this was a rural village, don’t expect any street lamps (there weren’t any. Not in Nangi, not in any of the neighboring villages). One of the first things that Kulu taught me to do is to breathe through my ... read more
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