here comes this thought again...
like the sunlight seeping in through twilight clouds...
a moment adored from times unclear...
of majestic hills, green fields and winding roads..
Posted on 30 Aug 2010 by WiktorDends
Today i am bored but not to the extremes that i sometimes experience. Yesterday in my other note,i spoke about the effects of globalization on language and that will be the topic i will briefly explore here
Posted on 22 Aug 2010 by mfox
The present method of evaluating the candidates in Civil Service Examination needs revisit on part of Royal Civil Service Commission as well as government. The present format of testing capabilities of candidates is not only unfair but impractical. Today weightage where candidates are evaluated with 60% in written examination, 20 % oral and 20 percent for marks secured in degree seems highly out of place. If I may be so bold, I would say it is unofficial form of unfairness and nepotism.
Posted on 11 Aug 2010 by Tomlax
The place is beautiful. The people here are beautiful. The stray dogs that visit our campus are beautiful. ‘Beautiful’ is the only word I can think of. It is a preternatural setting. Like an artist’s stroke of brush creating world beyond this. I occasionally single myself, all alone, sitting on the porch overlooking my school. The children play games; some of it invented by their fragile mind. The game they play with their flip-flops seems too complicated to comprehend. I try to construct the meaning but I fail. I don’t know who wins or how the game is won.
Posted on 09 Aug 2010 by saelaych
At the heart of the ongoing refugee problem lie the two different perspectives of Nepal and Bhutan. Each side is steadfast in its belief. And each side, especially the Nepali side, is trying hard to convince the world to believe its version of the story. Let's compare the differing perspectives one by one.
Posted on 26 Jul 2010 by bhutanstory
I know Honourable Minister that you are too busy juggling with your Ministership that brings you lot of responsibilities and works, and your family who demand every minute of your time. I am really sorry to write my grievances here, the grievances that you may not read even at the end of your five-year tenure but I take this opportunity to write hoping that, by the grace of god, atleast your subordinates and fellow MPs will read, as you are the only person who can help us. Had I known your personal number, I would have called you but I really didn’t know other channel to reach you. The employees at scholarship division hardly listen to our complaint.
Posted on 12 Jul 2010 by Tomlax
Filled with smouldering passion embers
I lie bored under the covers, musing
A long night ahead, a treacherous journey
Twists and turns, climbs and descents
Posted on 13 Jul 2010 by KarmaCW
Past midnight and it was still hot in my small living room. My wife had occupied the bed dreaming about anything but me. Last night it was her time to stay very late watching the finals of Zara Nach Kay Dekha between two groups of boys and girls. I wanted to stay up with her cheering for the boys to claim the prize but since dancing is not in my bones and more so because I hate the never ending episodes of serials in that particular channel I had to retire to my bed to dream about anything but her.
Posted on 12 Jul 2010 by Jeans
I may be a nerd, but it surely drives me nuts to see women playing Khuru. The practice is becoming popular by the day, only to earn the disapproval of many a soul.
Posted on 09 Jul 2010 by Simpleton
A droplet in the Pacific
Anyone takes an interest?
The same droplet would sustain life
Of a little thirst-dying creature
Posted on 07 Jul 2010 by KarmaCW
I could not find my mobile phone and did not remember where I left it. I searched here and there, left and right and having found nothing I frisked myself from top to bottom. I closed the office door, drew the curtains closer and stripped my cloth off keeping ears very vigilant to hear the clatter sound on the floor. No sound heard and I had to wear my cloth all over once again. I adjusted some of my body parts and was about to tighten the belt when a beautiful lady threw open the door. The brain acted fast to the antecedent of stimulus that I instantly faced the wall holding ends of my gho wide like wings and craned my neck to meet the mischievous eyes. But it was not as fast as it had to be upon seeing her face. With her beautiful and impish expression of eyes and face I should have been facing her wide open showing off
Posted on 02 Jul 2010 by Jeans
Few hours back, she came out of the exam hall
Satisfied with her efforts
She had done her last paper
And like many she was happy
The much awaited summer break is near
Tired books and school uniform can rest too
Wearing a smile, carrying a joyous heart
She rambled home
Posted on 30 Jun 2010 by KarmaCW
You will never know
What he feels inside
To just have a companionship,
The Joy and fun too
Some joins to accompany him
While some are as thirsty as him
But he neglects all with a notion
You are with him & none are like you
Posted on 22 Jun 2010 by kennim
As soon as I reached the location, I went to report to the office where I was directed to meet a lady officer. She was to report my case to the judge. She told me to wait till my turn. After waiting for a long time in the corridors of the office, I asked the lady if it was okay for me to sit in my car. I would come running when she called, I told her. She was sweet enough to agree to it.
Posted on 17 Jun 2010 by SChoden
Why can't I help level the soil after I dig up something in the forest during a picnic?
Why do I feel scared to cut anything green? Why do I see the numerous lives involved, dead, suffered in my plate of rice?
Posted on 15 Jun 2010 by SChoden
Do I really need to bare my soul? I have told my wife the truth and is it not enough? Now, my choice has reached a point of, leave it or take it!
I weighed my situation carefully. I have three children. I dot each one of them with their own special qualities. I owe it to them to hold the marriage together. But isn’t it the mother’s responsibility too to save a marriage from ruins? I knew the answer to that already. It was not her fault that we have reached this stage in our marriage.
Posted on 14 Jun 2010 by middlepath
I sat down on a bench where a couple was already sitting at the rear end. Climbing over dozens of stairs had me exhausted. As I relaxed myself, I looked round. The other side facing me, few creaking steel chairs were laid. One chair was occupied by a guy in a green gown who was dozing off. I kept my smile to myself. On another one, a young boy of 15 (i can say by his face) sat scrolling through his cell. On his lap I see his health related papers and few X-rays. `Oh poor boy’, I felt pity inside. Looking around, I could find no wall clock in the waiting room. A room was of a rectangle shape.
Posted on 13 Jun 2010 by UC
My wife was sitting on one of the log seats in the garden. Just being with my wife; seeing her in person, was enough to make feel relieved. There was some fear as if I would not see her. Her back was to me so she didn’t see me come. I tried to make some nose with my feet to make her turn to look at me. That would make me see her expression or get some picture of how she is. But she wasn’t interest to look back.
Posted on 13 Jun 2010 by middlepath
Finally, dawn broke upon me as I have waited anxiously for Tuesday, a stipulated day.. dated 8th June 10, 2010. I peeped through my blanket partially shoved. Rays of Sun penetrated through the gap of the curtains. “Ugyen dear, get up. It is almost 8 a.m.” Pema shouted from kitchen. She was already in kitchen preparing breakfast for the day. “Aren’t you going to office? Moreover, you have appointment with Surgeon at 10 a.m. Do you remember?” Fresh out from the shower, with her neatly drawn wet hair hanging below her waist….i couldn’t help muttering...`My angel, my love’.
Posted on 11 Jun 2010 by UC
The countdown’s lapsed, the day’s arrived
Thanks to Heavens, I’ve survived
I’ve seen it before and here I am again
Ready and keen without a speck of disdain.
Posted on 11 Jun 2010 by namguy9
What can put your marriage on the rocks? A marriage may have so many fights in its life time over money matters, children’s disciplining, career clash, culture clash, ideas incompatibility, and so on. But nothing is as dangerous to it as to put an end to it as a third party raising its ugly head into your marriage.
Posted on 08 Jun 2010 by middlepath
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