5.8.13
Bishnu, the
crazy dog’s owner, brings the animal from above and the dog is holding on to
his tail and spinning furiously on his chain as they walk down the trail. The sun breaks out nine minutes before eight
and it feels good. Heavy fog blinds, the
Thai duo in room five return to the room after a breakfast of chicken fried
rice and fried vegetables and they close their door and the windows hey! why
are you shutting out this glorious Eastern morning?
I have so
far procrastinated as long as I can and one must sort of act, right? At least before you disconnect in Houston
control time four days. I have far too
much stuff to carry in a 17kg backpack.
A gentle purge is required. My
ratty torn up and kind of trendy blue jeans won’t make this trip I’m afraid. They’ve been patched up once already in the
crotch but it didn’t stop other places personal from tearing away.
I’m thinking
nice pine trees in the fog. Yesterday
the very bright skies without a sun were nice for using the black and white
chronometric or something mode.
Silhouettes turn out very nicely.
Maya remains
in bed after another visit to a dentist this time in Pokhara yesterday. Dentists, God Bless Them, suck.
10:07am—Thick
fog rolls in darkens the room and the jungle is alive and growing and eating
itself. Baba is on his way to Pokhara on foot.
He was sporting some nice looking cross-trainer shoes and walked faster
than I was going too meanwhile another strike in the city begins, all taxis and
buses are a no go.
Plans to
take photos in the fog keep stalling.
Let’s wait at least twenty minutes.
Let’s hear your agenda today.
Contact. I don’t think I should
watch this movie anymore. I showed it to
a class at Zirve with Turkish subtitles and they were definitely into it. So, who are you? Are you the Doc or those others out there?
5.9.13
A gang of
mosquitoes taunted all night so I turned the light on and slept poorly until
day light. Prepack and purge day begins
in a few hours. An orange-lite sun
suddenly appears from the light blue mist and fog and then disappears. Last night Laxman and I carried, dragged, and
walked Balarum back to his home after dark and a muscle in the lower left back just
reminded me how hard that was. Once he was safely at home his wives offered us
tea and pan fried beet root under a makeshift tent outside.
I don’t know
what it is but advice from her leaves me disconcerted. If I am supposed to get
a driver’s license I will get one. Bureaucracy
troubles but I can face reality and it won’t be easy but it leaves me depressed
to hear it. The heavy fog is a good
place to hide right now.
12:19pm—Mother’s
Day in Nepal and Maya is off to visit her mother and will return tomorrow. Gusty winds in a blinding fog-hazy are
leaving me sleepy in the dining room.
Suggestions for staying awake? A
red bull, really?
Paul was a
chosen by Jesus in a blinding light to preach the new way to Gentiles and
Israel. Gentiles who are non-Jews,
pagans in Asia minor, Greeks, and I’ll leap, all peoples to the West. The way wasn’t going East because a way had
already been revealed thousands of years earlier.
Perhaps if
his letters had been placed after the Book of Revelation pagans of other sorts
in the region may have embraced the faith more and a prophet from the peninsula
may not have been necessary.
I’m gonna
miss this nice bed and while I connect with Pico Iyer’s homeless traveler philosophy
he speaks of one with money. In four
days the streets will be home again and there can be no time to be comfortable
but that is what I am in the storm that slowly moved in, teased and then unleashed
the biggest rainfall so far.
I am not
exactly encouraged with your plan after the LA bus station which is what
again? What else can I do if I don’t
assert and I don’t know what I want to assert for, oh, ok, a job. Yes, why not work anywhere, why mention
anywhere when that anticipation is what, desire? I desire to know, man, I’m lost. The rain falls harder, three Vietnamese men
check into room one. They’re quiet.
Some
goodbyes will be in order tomorrow.
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