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  • Accidentally in Love!LOL 

    Zadexpress 9:54 am on October 27, 2006 Permalink | Reply

    This song rocks, always feel great listening to it. But these lovey dovey stuffs( though this one is ali halka love) hehe. are better in books, a lot better in movies and songs the reality is different. To love Bonjovi’s Rocking Love proclaimations as in “Always”, “I’ll be there for you”, “In my arms” etc, to say I like guys clad in checked shirts or say I love men with “halka dadi”or find men on bikes with dark colored helmets mysterious is one thing but to have someone come up to you and say Hey I like you is a totally different experience! Its a one time Shocking affair when you wonder “Hoina keta ko dimag sadkecha ki kaso?”, and then what is this the eighth wonder? And then you get back to your senses and come up with a fine dialogue ” Oye, how dare you like me?” Like me??????? Malai ni kasaile manparaucha!!!Ke ho dant jharideun!”
    But like everything else in life there is something called the first time experience. Life has its “Hatke style” of reminding you of who “You really are” :) Then you are ready with a saner explaination ” Love, romance, boys…Opps! just realized that they figure nowhere in my “To-do” list in this lifetime. How about romancing in the next birth honey? What can you do when I just don’t believe in that “Love just happens” crap. Its a conscious decision and I don’t Choose it. Still prefer Books to boys :wink: So here’s my Goodbye to Romance!” With a rocking number:

    So she said what’s the problem baby
    What’s the problem I don’t know
    Well maybe I’m in love (love)
    Think about it every time
    I think about it
    Can’t stop thinking ’bout it

    How much longer will it take to cure this
    Just to cure it cause I can’t ignore it if it’s love (love)
    Makes me wanna turn around and face me but I don’t know nothing ’bout love

    Come on, come on
    Turn a little faster
    Come on, come on
    The world will follow after
    Come on, come on
    Cause everybody’s after love

    So I said I’m a snowball running
    Running down into the spring that’s coming all this love
    Melting under blue skies
    Belting out sunlight
    Shimmering love

    Well baby I surrender
    To the strawberry ice cream
    Never ever end of all this love
    Well I didn’t mean to do it
    But there’s no escaping your love

    These lines of lightning
    Mean we’re never alone,
    Never alone, no, no

    Come on, Come on
    Move a little closer
    Come on, Come on
    I want to hear you whisper
    Come on, Come on
    Settle down inside my love

    Come on, come on
    Jump a little higher
    Come on, come on
    If you feel a little lighter
    Come on, come on
    We were once
    Upon a time in love

    We’re accidentally in love
    Accidentally in love (x7)

    Accidentally

    I’m In Love, I’m in Love,
    I’m in Love, I’m in Love,
    I’m in Love, I’m in Love,
    Accidentally (X 2)

    Come on, come on
    Spin a little tighter
    Come on, come on
    And the world’s a little brighter
    Come on, come on
    Just get yourself inside her

    Love …I’m in love

    (P.S and Thanx Juggy Ji hehehe, for the comment! no way, you didn’t mess up my blog at all , but it rather made my day reading it the first thing in the morning :) ..All the best for your Masters ( hope that’s correct)..And wow! phd even the thought is sooo kool..and it always feels great to know of another lone-rider .. hmm..haven’t been to Lumbini myself so maybe should go there too, and do it your Way! :) ) And hey Mr Bishal that came as a total surprise! Thanks appreciate your view.

     
    • Avinashi 2:23 pm on October 27, 2006 Permalink | Reply

      Hey darshan ! U r talking more n more about love these days, how this wonder occured ? gr8 songs indeed . And…….well….I m impressed by the way u r being so prolific ……..keep up yaar…i just wish i blog like u….but mm such a lazy bone . Anyway……….njoy life

    • ZaDeD 9:33 am on October 28, 2006 Permalink | Reply

      Ke garnu, blog nai name jastai “Jiwan ra Jagat” ko kura garna kholya :wink: situational guff halka garideko yar… Kas life was like a song,..there was a time only 1 week ago when i believed life could be a song too, tara tehi ho…. not cut out for it :) hahaha, je hos yeti open or closed whtever huna timile nai inspire gareko ta ho ni , thanks dear… and the rest read this :)

    • Dude 10:42 am on October 30, 2006 Permalink | Reply

      Love must be in the air. Love songs popping out of your blog and twirling in everything you write. No worries even if it isn’t atleast you are jumping out of your seat and dancing to rocking tunes. It’s not bad to dance to yourself. Dance to life, dance to love and dance to every little joy you experience. Who knows your dancing partner might also be practising his moves in some corner of the world.
      Let love rule this season.

    • Hayah 6:14 pm on October 30, 2006 Permalink | Reply

      awww, i dont know man. Love? Love hurts, love kills, love aches, love accidently and deliberately makes a fool out of u. Love, is just an excuse for stealing someone’s sanity………
      love???? love hurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrts

    • asish 11:52 am on October 31, 2006 Permalink | Reply

      Love is in the air.Love is in the molecule,atom and just everywhere.Its in your writing too.Its not fair priya!Loving love and hating:both at the same time!A great confusion…….Dont know waht to write more ……….Time shall show………

  • I think she rox! 

    Zadexpress 8:19 am on October 26, 2006 Permalink | Reply

    Heys Mr. Gols, thankx for the visit. :) n I did some Gloria Steinem research and wow! she’s so kool, just what I needed to find! N your article in UWB really rocked. Dherai pachi malai UWB ma kehi padna jagar chalya thiyo.

    Here are some Gloria Steinem stuffs that appealed to me:

    Romance is like a bad sitcom. It lulls you to sleep so you forget how depressing the evening news was and makes you forget you’re dating evil male oppressors. Love truly is blind! source

    She is open and unconventional in her attitude towards love relationships, romance and sex. She enjoys socializing, bringing people together and having many friends of both sexes. Gloria Steinem values friendship very highly and in fact, she is more comfortable being a friend than a lover. Gloria desires an intellectual rapport or spiritual bond with her love partner, but deep intimacy and emotional bonding do not come easily to her. The traditional “husband” and “wife” roles do not appeal to Steinem, and she abhors jealousy and possessiveness since she feels that no person truly “belongs” to another. Gloria Steinem appreciates relationships in which her love partner allows her plenty of freedom and is not very emotionally demanding.

    It is hard for Gloria Steinem to express her feelings and emotions to other people. She may feel especially inhibited in matters of love relationships and could feel dissatisfied and unfulfilled. Gloria Steinem tends to feel lonely, even when she is in the company of others.

    Source

     
    • bishal 9:20 am on October 27, 2006 Permalink | Reply

      love, romance,sex is all illusion zade, ani both boys and girls have different voew on it. i have heard that u r not interested in all these things haina. i might be wrong also.but i think that the real feeling of romance is grt and its always not bad sitcom. any ways its just my view

  • City of lights: an evening out in New Road 

    Zadexpress 3:31 pm on October 25, 2006 Permalink | Reply

    Lighted ktm...

    The litghted street in front of Pashupati plaza

    Tihar...

    Kathmandu Mall

    ( Saw em but didn’t take these pics! :) )

     
    • alurocks 8:52 pm on September 1, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      wow…luks beautifulll….
      damn! i miss ktm….
      [jai Nepal]

  • नारीलाई कसको डर ? 

    Zadexpress 8:14 am on October 25, 2006 Permalink | Reply
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    Written by निर्मला भण्डारी, published in Kantipur October 23, 2006 edition..

    के मलाई भूतसँग डर लागेकोहो ? बाघ-भालु चोर-डाँकासँग डर लागेको हो ? होइन मेरो मनले जवाफ दियो । यी कुनै पनि कारण ‘प्रमुख’ होइनन् । तर मेरो -सिङ्गो नारी वर्गको) डरको प्रमुख कारण एउटै थियो, त्यो हो पुरुष ! सिर्फ पुरुष !!

    म यो वर्षको दसंै मेरो जन्मभूमि ताप्लेजुङमा मनाउने सुरमा थिएँ । मनमा बाल्यकालका स्मृतिहरूमा बिलाउँदै, आमा-बुबा, साथी-भाइ, गाउँघरका हरिया डाँडा, पाखा र पखेरा सम्झदै टिकट काउन्टरतिर निस्किएँ । दिवा सेवाको टिकट लिने सुरमा थिएँ । टिकट सिद्धिएको जवाफ दिए । रातिको टिकट किन्ने कि नकिन्ने ? दोधारमा परेँ । अन्त्यमा गाउँतिर र्फकने दह्रो साथी नभेटी रातिको टिकट नकिन्ने निधो गरी फर्किएँ । घर पुग्दा साथी प्रकाश मलाई नै पर्खेर बसेका रहेछन् । मैले उनलाई सोधेँ ‘प्रकाश’ दसंैमा गाउँतिर फिर्ने कोही मानिस तिमीले बुझेका छैनौ ? हेरन दिवा सेवाको टिकट सिद्धिसकेछ ।

    मेरा शब्द भुइँमा खस्न नपाउँदै प्रकाशले ब्यंग्यपूर्ण मुस्कान छाड्दै जवाफ दिए, विश्वका महिला अन्तरिक्षमा पुगिसके, एक्लै विश्व भ्रमण गरिसके, सगरमाथाको चुचुरो चुमिसके, तर तिमी भने लाजै पचाएर जाबो राति यात्रा गर्न समेत दह्रो साथी खोजिरहेकी छौ । फूर्ति लडाउने बेलामा पुरुषभन्दा के कम छौं भन्न पछि नपर्ने, हिम्मत भने एक रात एक्लै यात्रा गर्न समेत नसक्ने ?

    उनका कुराले केही लज्जित अनि गम्भीर भएँ । हुन पनि हो म सधैँजसो प्रकाशको अल्छी अनि कलेज नै नगई केटी जिस्क्याएर दिन कटाउने लफंुगो बानीप्रति ब्यंग्य गर्दथे । उसको उद्देश्यविहीन जीवनयापन पद्धतिप्रति चुनौती दिन्थे । ‘प्रकाश’ तिमीमा भन्दा ममा धेरै समस्यासँग जुध्नसक्ने हिम्मत, साहस, क्षमता र निश्चित लक्ष्य छ । सायद त्यसैको बदलामा हुनुपर्छ उसले मलाई पुनः चुनौती दियो । ईश्वरले नारी र पुरुषको सृष्टि अलग-अलग कामका लागि गरेका हुन् । नारी र पुरुष कहिल्यै समान हुन सम्भव छैन । नारी सदा कमजोर हुन्छे, तर पुरुष जहिले पनि नारीभन्दा एक कदम अगाडि नै रहन्छ । पुरुषको हिम्मत, आँट र साहससँग नारीलाई तुलना गर्नै मिल्दैन । यदि तिमी मलाई -पुरुष) लाई चुनौती दिन्छौ भने एक रात ! सिर्फ एक रात, रत्नपार्कको पेटीमा बिताएर देखाई देउ, के तिमीसँग त्यो हिम्मत छ ? तिमी-महिलाहरू) कायर छौ । त्यसैले त राति यात्रा गर्न समेत डराइरहेकी छौ होइन ? प्रकाशको खुला चुनौतीले मलाई असाध्यै तड लाग्यो तर पनि तुरुन्त केही जवाफ फर्काउन

    सकिन ।

    प्रकाशको ब्यंग्यले रातभर निद्रा लागेन । मैले यो तीतो वास्तविकताप्रति गहिरिएर सोचेँ । विश्वव्यापी रूपमा महिला समानता र समताका चर्का बहस चलिरहेछन् । महिलाले हरेक पक्ष र क्षेत्रमा पुरुषलाई चुनौती दिँदै अगाडि बढिरहेछन् । पुरुषले गरेका अनि गर्नै नसकेका कार्यसमेत महिलाले गरेर देखाएका छन् । म पनि महिला समानताकै पक्षधर । केही गर्ने साहस र हिम्मत नभएकी पनि होइन । तर.. किन ? म प्रकाशको चुनौती स्वीकार गर्न किन हिच्किचाइरहेकी छु ? एक रात ! सिर्फ एक रात, रत्नपार्कको पेटीमा बिताउन अनि एक्लै राति यात्रा गर्न म किन सकिरहेकी छैन ? आफैंलाई प्रश्न गरेँ ।
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    • gols 12:11 am on October 26, 2006 Permalink | Reply

      ‘gumdai firdai rumjha tar’, i am back here after long long time, last time i visited your blog, you were ’shakespear in love’ tangled up with your smitten feelings and ‘want to be writer’ zeal write ups.

      this time it’s ‘gloria steinem in love’, but always brings smile on my face to read your blog.

      gols

  • ZPT writing…. 

    Zadexpress 7:56 am on October 25, 2006 Permalink | Reply

    Pyar bekar ki musibat hai…….
    ..Pyar se hum doooooooooor hi achhe…
    ..Pyar ke ghat jo utartehe doobte hai na woh ubartahe
    Jane Kyon log pyar kartehen,
    Jane Kyon woh kise pe marte hain
    Jane Kyon, Jane Kyon, jane kyon………..

    I should have put the “Fulonka taron ka” song there tara ke garnu, paristitijanya gana rakhnu paryo ni! :wink: Happy Bhaitika everyone! Finally the skies have cleared, the sun back in its place, the mountains in full exposure the Great weather is back to get everyone in Bhaitika mood. And the problem as usual is with the weather forecasts, which says there will be partial rainfall during the day! Pani paryo bhane ma nak katidinchu! hahaha I am feeling absolutely great despite a sleepless night caused by a psychopath!

    And yesterday was a great evening out. The hustle and bustle of Ason, the lighted streets of Newroad, people people everywhere and the joy of having conquered the Crowd Phobia. To begin with my tihar is synonymous with the word “Lost”. I have a wonderful story to tell of a little gullible, scared girl who got lost, blurted out everything to an unknown man, some Deepak, an army man, then developed the Deepak phobia and then turned into Bhadrakali phobic never being able to step into the premises ever since. The nutshell is always better, I made the fatal error of telling the entire story to my school dudes and I and “Deepak” have been synonymous ever since. Not a single get together goes by without the mention of this character I met only once. The “cheek pulling”, hugging and “You silly girl” follow after that. They still think I am the same 12yr old till date! And am beginning to realize that its true!! Some things never change :) And in my case history always repeats itself! Seems like I always get lost in a tihar only to be discovered by emotions I am just not ready to Experience .

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    • Juggy 6:33 pm on October 26, 2006 Permalink | Reply

      Hey,
      Was back at Nepal last month for month and a half and did more or less some things I wanted to do when I was back there….
      Things has changed so much in just one year… I realized just after a week or two…Everybody seemed busy and most of my circles were either abroad or trying to be abroad…And I wanted to be back home forever..But still one more year to go when I can be back forever (or maybe a PhD after taht..;))…:(
      Well I wanted to have some trips around Nepal But everybody seemed to be busy So what I did… I just took a trip to Lumbini by myself… I had relative down there…. and I stayed there.;But all on all I went to that shrine all by myself… It was serene, exotic and above all the birthplace of da Budhha…. And Beleive me the place inspired me to cut all my hair, wear da orange robes and turned into his follower at the same moment….But I ain’t follower of noone…So maybe I will invent my own theory sometime…;)… and go to himalayas( Oh god.. I want to do this rite now)
      I went to other places too, Swoyambhu, my fav place of all time… But only once this time…:( and yeah the godavari on the day after tika on row of bikes… That was fun..went with cousins and have whooping swing on the PING when coming back… on the way…..Wow Dashain was fun after all!!!!
      Well But it seemed that I had become lone rider after all… Wish to travel to that himalayas someday with my Kamandalu…:D
      And yeah all of my friends called me weirdo after all…
      Hope I haven’t messed up with ur blog… Just wanted to add that we all are weirdo afert all In one way or another…:)
      Keep writing,
      Juggy with Big J…
      And yeah half Brother of Jogi…;)

  • Driven By Love 

    Zadexpress 9:17 am on October 23, 2006 Permalink | Reply

    ( Well, I read this article in the Ktm post Oct 14 edition, originally published in the Los Angeles Times as it says. But while searching through the archive section of KPost, the page just wouldn’t show this article. Then I searched the LA times too, and again no gain. So I had to be driven by my own passion for the love of this article and type it :) So hope to receive Tang’s blessings of Love for this act hehehe. Anyways this is a wonderful article. Simply put, just the kind of writings that makes me go Wow! No hi-fi vocabulary, no attempt to show what you’ve learnt in English classes or thick novels …its just like a friend telling you his love story. Just Wonderful. Take a read)

    DRIVEN BY LOVE By DONALD TANG ( Los Angleles Times)

    I came to America from my native China more than 24 years ago. I had $20 in my pocket and spoke little English. I came to stay. I came for love. I was 17.

    I was 14 when I first met my future wife, Jean, at a math competition. It was love at first sight. It wasn’t easy winning her heart. But she was all I could think about, all the time. I figured that if I could spend more time with her, something would happen. She was in the grade ahead of me, so I needed a plan.

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    • bUZZer 7:56 pm on October 23, 2006 Permalink | Reply

      Good one. Although I had read this earlier in TKP, I found it good to read it again in the blog.

    • Anup 12:48 am on November 3, 2006 Permalink | Reply

      wow!!!!!! thats the great piece of motivation i think i should give a try.Lol!!!

    • kabin 12:48 am on November 20, 2006 Permalink | Reply

      inspiring though seem to be influenced by a bollywood; lol

  • Happy Tihar! 

    Zadexpress 12:01 pm on October 22, 2006 Permalink | Reply

    The difference between people who blog and ones that don’t is one act: bloggers chose to write, non-bloggers don’t. The mastery over the act is secondary to making the option to write. But the string attached is passion. Yet there are times when laziness takes over passion and you just spend your time staring at the ceiling, tormenting yourself with useless thoughts like: What next? Where am I heading? Masters? Career? well aware that mere thoughts will get you nowhere. You are just inflicted with the will Do it in the Last Moment disease when your computer is overloaded with pdfs you ought to read, a term paper to complete, some articles you ought to write not because you’ll be paid for it but more because your head needs to create space for something other than MDGs and Donor aid and debt controversies. So much on the “Must do ” list yet you repeatedly opt for “Ought not to think of ” tormenting act. But am daring to take up the challenge for now, thereby writing the ovious. And just realized its Tihar! Time for some DHAMAKA!

    Dhamaka, it reminds me that often my writings have more elements of dhamaka, than my life. Not lying on your face saying I write well or anything near that. That would be a capital offense.Don’t get me wrong. But just saying that writing about life feels more “dhamakedar” than actually living it!! For me, writing beautifies everything. Writing is an act of reliving the moments of happiness. Memories widen your grin, make you laugh louder and the joy experienced is a much more Magnified version of the actual experience. So let me do that by giving my version of Tihar, like it or not am taking the Bull by the horns and Writing! Haha, and thanks to a friend of mine who once told me, write, write irrespective of everything else. The act is more important than the aftermath.”
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    • Jaz 12:56 pm on October 22, 2006 Permalink | Reply

      hey daz

      ke ho yaar maan ko boj haru sabai pokhi diyeko jasto chha ni from the asignments to the debate thing about mdgs to the tihar gatha.

      Yes pali ta mero lagi ta festival ni kasto wakka dikka bhai sakyo. assignments ani pataka haru I hate patakas. Gamala, bhuichampa samma thikchha but continuously blasting the patakas and irritating others suck, man. ANi yes pali ghar ma tihar ni chhaina so I am stuck in mamaghar where there is lot of disturbance as I am surrounded by some irritating people near our mamaghar. Uni haru ko ra hamro sutne uthne time nai different ani ta tension. Holidays ma ali maja le sutam bhane ni 4:45 bihana bomb padka ye jasto crackers padkai dinchhan. Ma ta heart attack le ni marula jasto bhai sakyo.
      Ani as u have said there are tonnes to be read for the assignmen. Saab down load gari rakheko chha tara there are too many to read. So I dont feel like starting to study them.
      These days festivals are more of getting roads crowded jato lagchha. Gawd, newroad herera ta ma ta bau launa lagi sakyo. The road is packed with people and vehicles. Is anarchy really ruling Kathamandu , Nepal in that case?? People have no decency and no sense of abiding by the rules. jaha pasal rakheni hunchha, jaha khaye ni hunchha, jaha bata bike chalayeni hunchha. Jaha thuke ni hunchha.

      Lata lekh dai garyo bhane ta ma pani lekhya lekhyai hunchhun because I am frustrated and frustation ko bela once you start it is difficult o stop.

      HAPPY TIHAR and ENJOY!!!

    • ZaDeD 7:59 am on October 23, 2006 Permalink | Reply

      Yar, Jaz thanks for the comment! I totally agree with you on the Pataka thing. I’m not for it too, aja news cha ni it is banned, school ma hunda we would have pre-tihar celebrations and then jump excitedly on seeing the firecrackers, naam pani aundaina. put yah I guess they are better off in my memories archive. mero neighbour is also one irritatin fella who blasts my ear day in and out with his extra loud speakers but thank god he has gone away at the moment. …tara ho hai, we’re Nepalese need to start being more sensible….tehi ta we need more BDevs folks hoina ta ? :wink: , tesaile we stand out and BDevs rocks! hahaha :)
      I was infront of my computer from 7 in the morn to 5 in the evenin yesterday re-reading the mdg stuf, continuously jhandai baulako! n man , mom lai I had to explainn why i don’t like bhai tika so much, yespali ta Ranipokhari ko temple jane plan cha finally :) …and the Good Gov assigment….not clear abt too, jehos…looking forward for the field trip… ah then the Load of assignments after that…

      n u just reminded me of how much i hate the ppl who ride bikes on the pavement, malai ta yeti risutcha, ek ta hidne thau hunna tesmati bike, kunai din ta ek lat hanera bike dalidinchu jaso lagcha :)

      ani how about givin a good thrashing to thy neighbour, mero neighbor ta shirtless bhayerai problem..haha laj pacheko buda, sadhai topless huncha, ke kura garnu… hope you can do some studying and yah, tihar nabhayeni hope u can have the delicacies…sel and mithai :)

      Rock on.

  • Watching the Maoists kill, the emotions, the summit talks and an extremely HOPEFUL me 

    Zadexpress 9:34 am on October 17, 2006 Permalink | Reply

    It was a hot evening, the school ground was crowded with villagers and all eyes were glued to the television set. I sat on a bench right in front of the tv set while my sister was going crazy having to seat on benches of unequal height. The air smelled of sweat, which reminded of these lines:

    “So they danced in the courtyard
    Sweet summer sweat
    Some danced to remember, some danced to forget”

    It was an odd timing for a song like that but I guess it had a connection to what was going on that night. Perhaps we had all gathered to do a bit of remembering and forgetting of our share of woes in a country ravaged with war. The show began, the Maoist Commander did ask “Priya Janasamudaya, tapain haru ke herna chanu huncha, yo(the tv serial that was going on ) ki yuddha( war) ko cd?” Tell me what goes in the mind of most teenagers when asked do you want to see porn or keep playing this video game? I found the question exactly like that. A question whose answer is already known to the inquirer itself .Why would anyone want to see the tv show given the option to watch a full fledged war?
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    • Paknajol Pete 4:06 pm on October 18, 2006 Permalink | Reply

      Keep up the optimism! Been reading ur great blog for a while…now part of my daily blogroll and reading list (am trying to write something on Nepali blogs for my studies). Hopefully there’ll b a programme on blogging at Martin Chautari very soon. And Zaded should b one of the pundits!

    • ZaDeD 12:53 pm on October 19, 2006 Permalink | Reply

      Thanks Pete! :) sure not ur name, but I have a feeling if u are someone I see in MC..well, the person is working in blogs too. Just a thought, can be wrong as I am most of the time. Anyways thanx for saying that, but don’t think I will be anywhere near Martin Chautari pundits for quite sometime. but a program on blogs, will surely be to listen and may be rag da Nep blog dudes later, hehehe :)

    • pravina 4:38 pm on October 19, 2006 Permalink | Reply

      dont worry peace talk will surely come to a positive ending.

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