There are definitely some perks of living close to a big city: like proximity to bigger airports, happening places, lot more friends, lot more visitors and places for you to visit, better infrastructures, etc. But there might be some downsides, even if it’s negligible in comparison to the benefits you reap. I discovered one of [...]
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Perks of living in a big city?
Posted: April 9, 2009 by Prajwol in News/information and opinion, Randomization of randomness6
Migration of conventional wisdom
Posted: March 12, 2009 by Prajwol in Ramblings on life, Randomization of randomnessThere used to be time when wisdom was all about age, we have a saying in Nepali “आगो ताप्नु मुढाको कुरा सुन्नु बुढाको” which meant “for fire use timbers for knowledge listen to the elders” (not exact, but close enough translation). The idea was that with age a person garners lot of knowledge & wisdom [...]
Ever seen how women prefer to have sleek electronic gadgets? The phones, laptops, ipod’s, etc that they have (or want) are very sophisticated and stylish. It won’t be wrong to say that they are very picky on electronics. BUT, why do they always hate to spend time inside electronics stores compared to men. I have [...]
Past Vs Present
Posted: January 12, 2009 by Prajwol in Let the picture speak, Randomization of randomnessThe picture (above) was taken by my friend Rupak, the Photoshop concepts belonged to my wife, and I applied the touches. The team effort produced this good image. My cousin Shai nicely summoned this picture: the past is colorful but the view ahead is b/w . Many things in life can relate to that.
South Africa’s historic series win
Posted: December 29, 2008 by Prajwol in Randomization of randomnessThe vivid images of Imran Khan lifting the 1992 World Cup was enough to get me into cricket , I never looked back since then. I used to play a lot when I was younger, but I am now confined to periodic following over the Internet. In those two (almost) decades, Australia were always on [...]
I am not big on greeting cards, I always feel it’s waste of paper. Some might disagree, I have seen people collect cards throughout their lives, but that’s not my cup of tea. I don’t want to give cards, and I don’t expect either. But I keep on getting those unilaterally, especially during Christmas. I [...]
One of the better aspects of us Nepalese is that we are ready for any fun or celebrations. I deduce to that conclusion simply by looking at the amount of holidays (public) that we have in Nepal as well as comparing my own experience among other nationalities here in United States. When I was student, [...]
