Coming back home
Namaste everyone,
I am hoping you have all made the transitions back home smoothly and are enjoying some Annie's Mac and Cheese, Subway, and weather that is cooler than 115 degrees. After a few long and hot days at the Foreigner's Registration Office in Delhi, I did in fact make it up to Nepal, where I am enjoying the cooler weather, the surrounding mountains, and cereal and tea in the morning. The monsoon rains are just starting, and there have been some great thunderstorms in the past couple days. You can see them rolling in over the mountains, and feel the temperature dropping and the winds starting to howl.
I hope you are all doing well in your respective places on the globe. Remember that this blog will stay up and can be utilized for communication and also remembrance. And if you are feeling a bit lost, check out these online resources for reentry. Perhaps they can help shed some light on a new world:
http://www.worldlearning.org/OurWorld_documents/SITStudyAbroadReentryToolkit.pdf
http://www.transitionsabroad.com/publications/magazine/0507/coming_home_from_study_abroad.shtml
http://international.missouri.edu/studyabroad/after/cominghome.shtml
http://www.travelabroad.com/alumni/reentry.html
http://www.middlebury.edu/academics/ump/sap/reentry/cominghome.htm
Namaste and Phir Milenge!
Kai



















































































