Wintry Phobjikha, dusty and barren, is a charmless place for the most part. One must admit it has its own idiosyncratic appeals, though. For instance, the tourists love to flock there to to see the endangered black-necked cranes. No wonder. The fun-loving 6th Dalai Lama of crazy wisdom fame, apparently Read more…
Life seems rather uncertain in 2020. There are lockdowns, travel restrictions, business closures and failing plans all around us. And it is quite likely that for the most part, 2021 will just be 2020 on auto-replay. As the figurative rug is rolled away from underneath our manicured feet, it reveals Read more…
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, he is being an Agpay Zego. Apparently, old man Zego loved to complain about the winter chills being the worst every year. Alas, let him Read more…
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 become of life and it’s little ironies. In that regard, I find that lived experiences are many times preferable than any talk or theory because Read more…
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, i.e., giving birth to him. I don’t know if the court battle really did happen. It could have been a publicity hoax by some local Read more…
My January the 1st was a rum one, that with some minor work-related hiccups translating into rather personal misgivings and etc etc… But it ended well. That made me realize: I can’t quite comprehend the power of this very own brain of mine to wander – over vales and clouds Read more…
It was thanks to the help of many wonderful people that I finally got to meet a person, who, up until then, I had only heard about remotely. And for obvious reasons: he is pretty much the father of modern dairying in Bhutan – a towering figure who is behind Read more…