Musings from Potato-land in the Times of Covid-19
In its September 2020 report, the National Statistics Bureau (NSB) of Bhutan reported that the Consumer Price Index had increased by about 7.6% as of Read more…
Ja Thong
An inside joke among some members of our community is that if someone complains every year about the winter being the coldest that particular year, Read more…
Cattle Shoppin’
About a week ago, I teamed up with a group of Khemdro farmers and livestock officials to go to Tsirang to “go search for good Read more…
11 November
11 November is undoubtedly an eventful day in history. For instance, many nations, such as the Maldives, Poland, Angola, and Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) either actually Read more…
A Highlander in London
I first traveled to England a few years back to do the Duke of Edinburgh Gold Expedition. I will always treasure dearly those fun five Read more…
Why I Read
I think that in life and in business, the more we experience things, the more wholesome we become. Or, better still, the more accepting we Read more…
Green Origin
I once read an online news article about a guy in India who wanted to sue his parents for, well, bringing him into the world, Read more…
Too Dear
I once read a story set in Monaco – a tiny country in Europe on the sunny shores of the Mediterranean. The tale is by Read more…
Phobjikha, where?
Google Phobjikha. The first images that pop up are those of the vast U-shaped glacial valley with its lush marshes the meandering Black River in Read more…
Change? No Change?
While going through my Lightroom catalogue recently, I stumbled across a picture that struck at the quintessential heart of the rustic place that’s a Phobjib Read more…
