Nepal at last

After a short few hours of travel, I am finally in Kathmandu. This is the bread and butter for the whole past three months. This is what we have been preparing for. I love Nepal. We are in a not-so-very commercialized part of the city, translation, when I walk out of the guest house we are staying at while in the city, I am in a village where many shops are run by candlelight at night and they don't understand much of what you say, unless of course you speak Nepali.

We arrived in Nepal around midday and got through customs without one single problem, which was an answered prayer in itself. We were picked up and taken to our guest house by a really hospitable guy names Amos, who gave us a couple of hours to rest, which I took full advantage of, before he took us up the street to a restaurant to eat. When I say street, I mean alley with some pavement here and there and absolutely no streetlights, and when I say restaurant, I mean walk in closet with a couple of tables. Our meal was incredible. I had chowmein with buffalo meat in it and a cup of hot milk tea. I also ate several other things that other people ordered that I don't have time to describe right now, but we did have a couple of people so adventurous that they ordered cheese pizza.

I really don't have enough time to tell you much else, and honestly, don't have that much information about Nepal yet either. Today was nothing more than airplanes, naps, and food. I don't know how accesible this cafe will be since we wont be having much more free time, but I will keep you posted as often as possible. Don't lose any sleep mom! Thanks everyone else for reading!