Kingdom Of Nepal Puns

I made a vlog video every day on the trek. It has an episode for each day, and follows the ups and downs of long distance trekking in the remotest corners of the most amazing place on earth. The first episode premiers on YouTube on Saturday, but here's a trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POHhwrogJ8U&list=PLiM-TFJI81R_X4HUrRDjwSJmK-MpqC1dW

The concept of the Great Himalaya Trail is to follow the highest elevation continuous hiking route across the Himalayas. The Nepal section stretches for 1,400 km (900 miles) from Kanchenjunga in the east to Humla in the west. It winds through the mountains with an average elevation of 3,750 m (12,300 ft), and up to 6,200 m (20,300 ft), with an average elevation change of 1,600 m (5,250 ft) per day. The route includes parts of the more commercialised treks, linking them together with sections that are so remote even the locals seldom hike there.

Proof: https://www.wildernessprime.com/expeditions/great-himalaya-trail/reddit/

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• I know how to code a bit in Python, but not really.
• I started learning how to use Adobe After Effects, which has been pretty neat ... it hasn't stuck though.
• I started going to lessons to learn electric guitar but stopped going when my mother and I got in a fight coming home from lessons one night.
• I have my yellow belt in taekwondo, I haven't been back to class in months.
• I joined my HS track team Junior year, I loved it even though I was probably the slowest kid there, the season was cut short by covid. I did start running more after that on my own time though, if irregularly.
• I've been longboarding since middle school, I love the feeling of pushing and floating and focusing on nothing else. I'm good with distances, I skated 27mi in one evening. Though my skills still feel underdeveloped since I still haven't mastered my slides.
• I love photography. I've taken many pieces which I am very proud of, but I haven't taken any new shots I really like in at least a year.
• I have a half-written fantasy novel sitting on my hard drive, though I rarely ever work on it.
• I started streaming on Twitch. I dropped $1,700 on my gaming rig and I pay out the ass for good internet. It's been interesting, though it's a pretty saturated hobby to grow in it feels like.
• I like to bake, making cakes and stuff is fun even if it all comes from box mixes ... but, cleaning up and not forgetting to add eggs or leave something in the oven sucks.

I've tried a million different things ... nothing ever sticks ... how do you exist like this. How do you live a life and feel comfortable watching everyone else be great at something, and you have nothing?

edit: yes I know what the complete phrase is ... ay caramba

###27th Match, ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2 at Kirtipur, Feb 8 2020

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The CEO of Tuborg ordered a Tuborg Gold and of Carlsberg ordered a Carlsberg beer. The bartender went on to ask the order of CEO of Nepal Ice. He said, "I will take water, please."

Amazed the other two owners ask him, "Why aren't you drinking beer?" to which he replied, "I am not drinking alcohol if you guys are not!"

Also answer why. Was looking into AI and stuffs. CS50 and MIT had some interesting stuffs in youtube about Deep Learning. It seems math intensive but interesting af.