In the last 6 months, I have sampled more momoz than I have done in the last 10 years.

In Kathmandu, the price ranges from 20 rupees to 400 rupees for a plate. I realized that it doesn't matter how much you spend for a plate, they are all kinda same in taste and flavour, nothing to write home about. As long as the place is clean and hygienic, go for a middle price range and preferably a place with free internet Wifi access to blog about it. I recommend HIGHER GROUNDS CAFE at Jawalakhel chok.

"There is no such thing as a regular momo, each momo is special.. " - Naked Nepali

There is no doubt that we Nepaliz love momoz but why can't we have momoz in different colours, shapes and sizes ??

Every time I mention this, I get funny looks from other Nepaliz as if I have lost my mind. Their response seems to be "We shouldn't temper with perfection."

Yesterday, I went to see the dentist. The last time I went, I was 8-9 years old.

They took X-ray of my jaw. If I ever went down on a plane, at least my unfortunate remains would be identified by my dental record. The US govt already has my fingerprints and my mug shot !! Choosing criminality as a profession is not an option for me now.

The Doc told me that the enamel of my teeth is wearing thin. Tooth enamel is the hardest substance of the body. "Do I grind my teeth during sleep ? " No I don't....