RE: Sedi, Pokhara, My Home in Nepal

Ahh, that is beautiful. Some areas remind me a lot of my hometown in the Philippines: buffaloes, horses, cats, dogs, birds, fields, and mountains. I used to love drinking coffee early in the morning outdoors while a buffalo and its owner passed by pulling a cart to pick up sacks of rice. They would normally stop for a few minutes to chat. By the time my coffee was finished, a vendor would pass by selling either rice cakes or tofu in honey. Before midday, fish vendors would pass by, and the fish were still alive, so there was no need to go to the market.
Then, after lunch, a dirty ice cream vendor would pass by. I used to time them so I could wave my hand and have my coins ready in my pocket. Sometimes they were fast, and I had to run after them barefoot because I didn’t have time to put my slippers on. Who would want to miss the ice cream!

Thank you for your lovely photography; it reminds me of home. Enjoy your stay! :)