News

- December 21, 2015

2015 has not been kind to Nepal, in fact it has been cruel to the extreme.  Two devastating earthquakes rocked the country in April and May, claiming the lives of over 9000 people, and injuring and displacing tens of thousands more.

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- December 21, 2015

Yesterday I decided to take the bull by the horns, and finally get to grips with iMovie.  It’s been on my MacBook Pro for years now and although I have played with it once or twice, it has always felt a little intimidating to learn.  Maybe this is my age showing through, approaching 40 and technology seeming to be slipping away from me.

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- December 21, 2015

We had experienced a terrifying flight back from Lukla airfield, widely regarded as one of the most dangerous airports in the world, with its steep downward runway and huge drop at the end of the short strip of tarmac.   It was the end of Ming Ming’s introduction to the Khumbu region.

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- December 21, 2015

On April 25, Nepal was devastated by a massive earthquake measuring 7.8 on the richter scale, which killed thousands and displaced millions.

Now, the Nepalese need to rebuild what was lost—most importantly, their homes and key facilities like healthcare and education. And that is the toughest part.

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- December 21, 2015

As we had a free day before buying and packing relief items for Langtang Region, we decided to take Simon and Bu Yao Lian to the beautiful old town of Bhaktapur and to check out the earthquake damage.  We paid our admission fee, the Chinese boys got in for 500r, but being from outside SAR region I was required to pay 1500r.

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