Tuesday, November 23, 2004
Hello World, Lng Time
hey forgot abt it. one of my very close frnds is back in Ktm. it's gr8 news. a very interesting story behind it. we both studied at SSI. not together or anything. hardly new her. just met her a few times and a lttl chit chat. had her added in my yahoo. when she left ktm for her course we used to chat. and over the yrs chatting we became preety good frnds. now she is very close.
strng thing is she 2 is a few yrs senior to me. n she pointed out the fact to me. all my close frnds in the recent past have been older then me and my gf is way younger then me. does tht mean anything. either i don't get along with my age people. tht is not so cause i got many gr8 frnds from my own age group. i guess it means i am a very agile person (hahahahaha)
anywz i guess this is it for now...came across this gr8 site today. www.bored.com should try it when bored.
Tuesday, November 16, 2004
Friday, November 05, 2004
Nothing to write
Wednesday, November 03, 2004
In the shoes of a Nepalese Undergraduate: An American Dream
As I enter the shop I find my friend already waiting for me. We make our order and sit to chat. Both of us are the recent addition to the already exploding road/house runners of the new generation. We are the torch bearers of tomorrow’s
Scenario 1:
Knock, knock.
Who’s there?
A fresh Undergraduate
A fresh Undergraduate who?
A fresh undergraduate looking for a job
Looking for a job who?
Any kind of job even if it is teaching for one year then apply for studies abroad
Scenario 2:
Knock, knock.
Who’s there?
A fresh Undergraduate
A fresh Undergraduate who?
A fresh undergraduate looking to go abroad
Looking to go abroad who?
For my Graduation, does not matter which field
There are two things which parents teach there children at home namely, moral values and family culture and these are reinstated during the school days. To this list is added another field which has got more emphasis over the other and that is study/settlement abroad techniques. There are more and I mean more counseling for study abroad then there is for job placement. There are more companies which train people for abroad study then there are placement agencies, in fact I believe (though I have no statistics to prove it) there are more agencies which provides you jobs abroad then they do in Nepal itself. Look at any newspaper during the admission season (namely June, July, and August) and you’ll find more Study abroad ads then college’s ad then job vacancy ads.
Exit the second group and since it was getting really late into the night, me and my friend also paid our bills and bid goodbye promising to meet the next day to go to the USEF (United States Education Foundation in Nepal for those who didn’t already know about it) to get all the details on applying for a college in the States and follow a Nepalese Graduates American Dream.