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I'm Back From Nepal
- Thread starter Yangdu
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Nice to see the faces of the artist who make these fine blades we all love so much. Now I know what Tritha looks like, he made my BAS. Amazing to think that that person actually created this blade, and now it's here with me half way around the world. My wife says I have my hands on that blade more than I do her sometimes! My BAS dosen't talk back, though it's kisses are a lot less desirable than my wife's are.
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First of all, welcome back. It's nice to have you back safe, that's for sure.
I do wish you folks were based in the USA, but that alone won't stop me from asking anyway... is there any way to treat the folks in Nepal to some kindness? Is there a way to put money into a fund for the workers and families thereof? If not, how'd the hat and watch get there, are we able to send gifts? I just got through splitting a 1/2 cord of firewood into kindling, and the little 12" CAK did a wonderful job.
In any case, thanks for keeping us all updated and of course for sharing the pictures. As others have said, it's interesting to see recent photos of the kamis.
I do wish you folks were based in the USA, but that alone won't stop me from asking anyway... is there any way to treat the folks in Nepal to some kindness? Is there a way to put money into a fund for the workers and families thereof? If not, how'd the hat and watch get there, are we able to send gifts? I just got through splitting a 1/2 cord of firewood into kindling, and the little 12" CAK did a wonderful job.
In any case, thanks for keeping us all updated and of course for sharing the pictures. As others have said, it's interesting to see recent photos of the kamis.
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Glad you are home, Yangdu, and had a good journey
It is good to see Sgt Khadka smile, I think of him when I use my 10" khuk
Mark
It is good to see Sgt Khadka smile, I think of him when I use my 10" khuk
Mark
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First of all, welcome back. It's nice to have you back safe, that's for sure.
I do wish you folks were based in the USA, but that alone won't stop me from asking anyway... is there any way to treat the folks in Nepal to some kindness? Is there a way to put money into a fund for the workers and families thereof? If not, how'd the hat and watch get there, are we able to send gifts? I just got through splitting a 1/2 cord of firewood into kindling, and the little 12" CAK did a wonderful job.
In any case, thanks for keeping us all updated and of course for sharing the pictures. As others have said, it's interesting to see recent photos of the kamis.
only reason gifts made it to them is because Yangdu just went there for business trip and she was able to bring a few small gifts that were donated
i believe you can donate money to Yangdu to get an extra bonus to your kami of choice
its awesome Sgt Khadka loved the watch, cant wait for the BONECUTTER
