Travel, Life, Reset

                                                                     Land of Fire and Ice Have you ever thought I have to do that, but you end up putting it off for various reasons? Then time passes, but it is still in your mind, and you still have not done that. And finally, the brain itch is too much, and one fine day, you decide to do it. Writing about Iceland is one of the things that I have been putting off for a year. Why write about it? Because it will be unjust to me not to express how I felt about that place and how it has significantly increased the most memorable time in my life till to date. We had planned to go to Iceland in the summer of 2020 after one of my cousins suggested we go there because, as per her, it was the most fantastic place she had ever seen. However, we all know what happened in 2020...

  Women, education, and what’s for dinner tonight?       This world has undoubtedly changed, and humans have evolved a lot. After the internet and smartphones, our life got turbocharged. I need help to keep up with the changes. Life has always been challenging for the human race, especially women. Our life would be easier with all the advancements in technology and innovation. However, it is equally challenging, if not more difficult. I am fortunate enough to travel to a few places around the world, wherever I can see all these women juggling through life. They have to juggle their education, jobs, and home. The same is true for me and all of my friends and families.        Universally, women, irrespective of their ages, put lots of pressure on themselves. I can understand that feeling because I felt the same way when I was younger than I am today. Modern society wants us to believe that we must simultaneously achieve everything. But we pause...

 Travel, Life, Reset      As a kid, I was not a big fan of traveling. I used to be all nervous and anxious, especially when I had to go to my grandparents' home from Kathmandu. In retrospect, I was a kid and did not want to leave my home's comfort zone and adjust to a new environment. As I grew up and went to do my higher studies quite far away from my home, I was not too keen on traveling because of the hectic schedule in the University and financial constraints  (I had to ask for money from my parents). I traveled to very few palaces (mainly the eastern part of Nepal). As soon as I came to the USA, my traveling journey began. Thanks to the man I am married to that, travel has become an integral part of my life. We created this routine to go to new places, see new things, and eat fresh food as soon as we had a few days off from work and studies. At first, I was not very happy with this arrangement because I did not want to come out of my comfort zone and, quite...