Day 2 started hot. Apparently, Kathmandu is on rolling blackout, or also known as load shedding. The fan was switched off as a result (so were the phones we were charging). Low investment in power generation, high levels of corruption, and political turmoil have resulted in one of the most severe power shortages in the world. Furthermore, much of the large hydro power projects are export orientated and financed by India. Such projects provide only a limited percentage of generated …
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In My NotepadTags chicken rice, food, laksa, Le Piano Xiamen, Singapore, Singapore food, study exchange, Xiamen, Xiamen UniversityPublish Date22 ViewsLeave a comment
One thing that all my friends, and eventually me, miss on exchange or while travelling on extended trip is Singapore food. Nothing beats having food from home regardless of where …
In My NotepadTags Cashier, food, Hospitality/Recreation, Japan, Marche, Street of JapanPublish Date4 Views1 Comment
I managed to eat at Shodoku: Street of Japan outlet at Hereen 3 days back. My superior treated me to lunch there, otherwise I would not be going there. It …
In My NotepadTags Birthday, Changi, cycling, Daily, East Coast Park, Exercise, food, Hospitality/Recreation, Human Interest, Sustainable transportPublish Date0 Views1 Comment
Despite of going to East Coast Park for another 2-hour long non-stop cycling, I think I have put on weight instead of losing them again. Saturday – Cousin’s 21st birthday. …