We live in Nia Busti. This means new village. We live down the hill from the school, about an 8 minute walk. We walk to school in the morning on a partially paved and curvy bumpy road. In the afternoon we usually take the bus home because it is raining. At night a driver picks us up for dinner back at the school. There are a few small shops near our house that sell soda, chips and some home basics. One American-Swedish 2nd grade student lives in a building adjacent to us and there are many other children as well.
View from our balcony. Mt. Kanchenjunga is hidden behind the clouds most days.
The stairs from the street to our "flat"
The door to our apartment
View from our balcony
Dara on her bed.
Dara and Alina's room
The living room and kitchen area
The bathroom. We also have a bathroom on the balcony that has a shower. You have to turn on the water heater before and if there is not electricity, then no hot water! We lose electricity about every other day.
Our entry hallway
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