http://www.travelblog.org/Asia/Nepal/Nangi-village/ Travel adventures in journals and photos from Asia , Nepal , Nangi village en-us Wed, 08 Oct 2008 06:52:42 BST Wed, 08 Oct 2008 06:52:42 BST Third shower in Nangi. Yes Irsquove been here almost one month. Hot water bucket cup to douse yourself between soapshampoo lathers. It felt gooooood. The armpit fuzz is in full swing Sara would be proud. I was meant to shower on Monday but I got sick. Yes obligatory thirdworld funk. After being primed with worstcase scenarios from the US State department and my doctor I basically made http://www.travelblog.org//Asia/Nepal/Nangi-village/blog-157244.html I wrote a long blog and saved on another computer before the power went out so you'll have to wait on that one...I have so many gorgeous pictures of the jungle trails waterfalls and Nepali friends I wish the internet was fast enough here but I am in the middle of the Himalayas che garne what can you doAt night there have been some great thunderstorms with lightning lighting up the whole http://www.travelblog.org//Asia/Nepal/Nangi-village/blog-156369.html The nursery is a plant nursery to clarify. The little kids like to run around our round house balcony at 9am each day. They have few layers of dirt on their uniforms and even more layers of snot running out their nose unless they are blessed with one of those shrewd mothers who attaches a snotrag to their shirt with a safety pin. Somehow they manage to steal your heart just the same. I'm sure I http://www.travelblog.org//Asia/Nepal/Nangi-village/blog-153693.html Sorry for the wait but the internet and phone system and knocked out by storms and there is a storm everyday around 3pm.So I'm in a village called Nangi volunteering. This means I wake up in the morning help out in the nursery eat lunch teach 4th and 5th grade English make dinner then go to the occasional traditional music class or get better acquainted with my fellow volunteers you'd be http://www.travelblog.org//Asia/Nepal/Nangi-village/blog-152502.html After one night in Beni aka shithole we ate a BIG breakfast then headed for the mountains. Mahabir convinced me I didn't need a porter to carry my bags so we switched. Sure his was only 2 lbs but it's a mental load. I went with Mahabir brains behind the Nangi volunteeringdevelopmenteverything one Australian helping advise on possible trekker hostels and a fast Nepali guy. So here's s http://www.travelblog.org//Asia/Nepal/Nangi-village/blog-149211.html 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 waitaminuteIhavea migrainebreaks imsoootiredineedtodrinkwaterbreaks. I really didnrsquot mi http://www.travelblog.org//Asia/Nepal/Nangi-village/blog-23136.html