First to all you readers who are Nepalese: yes, I do in fact already miss your country! I miss eating momo and dalbhat and having no one show up on time so you can chill around drinking tea instead. When that is said I also have to admit that it feels good driving on roads that won’t get traffic jams because a cow is passing the street, and it feels good to poop on the toilet only once a day, and not five like in Nepal (diarrhea from food for those who didn’t get the joke).
Photo: Since I am in lack of pictures taken after I returned to Norway I just pose this from when I was on the airport sometime long ago. At least it got a Norwegian flag on it, so that makes it somehow related I guess.
I have also started to sleep like a baby after I moved back to Norway. The last weeks in Nepal my room was constantly filled up with mosquitoes which could not seem to get enough of me (who said women and mosquitoes were different?). I guess this is also because while I was in Nepal my parents bought me this really king size bed with silk and everything, so this is me broadcasting my thanks to them for the world!
But I also get this really awkward feeling that I am back in a world where everything stands still. While I in Nepal almost felt I was in this incredible, new world that I never fully understood and adapted to I feel that here in Norway I fit just as well into the country and culture as before I lived in Nepal, almost like nothing ever changed while I was gone. In a weird way, I miss being the foreigner who allows himself to wonder and always learn something new about his whereabouts.
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