Today was the second-last day of Diwali. I stopped by the orphanage with Ashish and Muni. I had bought two basketballs and a bicycle pump in case they ever got flat. The kids have a hoop, but their only ball popped a month around a month ago. It was great to be able to play with the kids, I stayed for an hour or so before we left. After that, we went home and Ashish, Shyami and I snuck out of the house to go play duesi-ray. Between the three of us, we made a hundred and fifty rupees! Not bad for half an hours work. I do have some videos of us going door-to-door, but those will be posted another day…for now, I’ll just post the photos I took.
Ashish and I gave the kids bananas we picked up at the market.
We immediately distributed the two basketballs, the kids loved it!
This kids a real ankle breaker. The next Kobe for sure.
The kids weren't rowdy or grabby with the basketballs at all. They got in line and took turns.
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Ashish, Shyami and I made 165 rupees! We each took 55.
I spent my hard-earned Rupees on fireworks.
This worked flawlessly, and I plan on doing it again tomorrow night.
After our fireworks show, Ashish had to go home.
That’s all for now.
Charles
I was born in London, England. At the age of ten, I moved to Hong Kong, which opened up a whole new part of the world: Asia. Since then, I have enjoyed traveling to different locales around the world. Having graduated from High School, I am taking a gap year to work on a computer project in Nepal, and later a cultural immersion trip in Ghana. This is the blog I am using to keep the world notified. 
Humanity’s Greatest invention bee tee dubs.
that looks dangerous though, but very cool at that!
Most adorable children in the history of ever. I miss little kids
love the picture of the girl with the basketball its amazing <3
Some great stuff you’re doing. Keep it up!
We need young people like you, Charles. You have the creativity, courage and determination to CHANGE THE WORLD!
hey charles
your pictures are amazing, keep it up!
sounds like you’re having fun in nepal