Nepal - Kathmandu
Aside from the fact that I can't get that Bob Segar song out of my head, Kathmandu has been a nice little break from the rigors of life on the road, as it is well set up for traveling with all sorts of cheap places to stay, eat and drink. I've managed to while away several days here doing not really much of anything, and it's been great.
Crowded market street:
Temple on Durbar Square:
Check this one out - it is a closeup of the wood carving on the temple shown above (made me blush):
Rickshaws waiting for customers outside a temple:
Temple guardian (and shoestore in the background)
So, it's back to what Jeeheon refers to as the 'full metal jacket cut'. It's too long to go into here, but let's just say when the lady pulled out a pair of those utility scissors with the orange handle, I knew I was in trouble. She eventually called in her husband, who quickly went to work with the electric clippers:
7 comments:
How does Kathmandu compare to "Hollywood Nights"?
Jeanette
haha, luv it!
are you ready to come home to 'mama', yet?
keep up the good work, bill!
jee, are you going to post anything from korea?
Bill,
Nice haircut. Are they going to do your eyebrows too next time? We think your eyebrows might be longer than your regular hair after the cut.
Kathy and Ricky Bobby
Bill,
Nice haircut. Are they going to do your eyebrows too next time? We think your eyebrows might be longer than your regular hair after the cut.
Kathy and Ricky Bobby
If you paid $1.50 again for that haircut you paid $1.50 too much.
k-k-k-k-k-k-k-kathmandu...
How come there aren't any Christian churches that have stained glass windows equivalent to that temple carving? That would be awesome if they have a picture of biblical figures going at it.
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