I can’t believe I’ve been in Nepal for over two months. I really have no idea where the time went. That’s 2/3 as long as I was in Turkey. Strange

I got up this morning and ate a whole bunch of chocolate for breakfast. I knew it was a bad idea, but it’s all I had in my hotel room. I got the visa place and left my passport. I also booked a flight to Delhi which leaves Wednesday morning. Tomorrow is my last full day here! Crazy.

After getting back from doing the visa stuff I was struck with this intense bout of horniness. It’s like I couldn’t even think straight for a while. That never really happens to me anymore. It was strange. I ended up jerking off and then things were much better and I was able to go about my day.

I had a few synchronicitous moments today that gave me pause. I went to a movie and in it the guy was reading a book I just read a couple days ago. It’s an old book and it kind of took me by surprise. I suppose it wasn’t really that strange. In the movie there was also a Mark Twain quote I’d never heard before. “The two most important days of your life are the day you were born and the day you find out why.” I really like that quote. Just a few minutes ago, after getting back to my hotel room, I was looking at twitter and came across the quote again. It’s strange because I’ve now seen in twice tonight from two unrelated sources. I can’t say I know why I was born, but I’d like to. Maybe it’ll become clear to me. Or, perhaps I’m just supposed to reflect on it. Hmm.

Ok, it’s bed time. I’ve got to do a little bit of shopping tomorrow. I need to buy a few singing bowls for people back home. I’ve been putting off making any decisions about it, but since I leave early on Wednesday I’m going to have to do that.

Gratitude List:
Finally making travel plans to India
Getting to watch another enjoyable movie
Thought provoking synchronicity