Om mane padme hum

SOo the last day of my travel in India has arrived. The time here in the Himalayas has been amazing...notenough words to describe when you stand on a snowy mountain top ( 2800m) and look down from the rooftop of the world. It just is! The air is so clean, light and thin, every breath you take feels somehow special. It took Megan, me and our head mistress 4 h to climb up, we stayed there for and hour and I managed to fulfill my goal and hang there my tibetan prayer flags for the freedom of Tibet. We also had nice hot soup and tea which was very much needed after the hike up. It took us another 4 h to come down aswell.....the road just seemed neverending but finally it did, I was glad and pleased wiv myself.
I have stuffed my belly wiv momos for thelast time and in 30 minutes its time to board the bus, then planeto Bangok......kinda sad in a weird way. The last too months av been so overwhelmigly filled wiv so much of Indian culture as one can possivly take and now when I av finally started to understand it a bit and actuallygotten used to it, its time to leave, but hey thats how it goes and I am also really looking forward to Laosand Vietnam.
SOOOOoooooo this ismy Goodbye to India: Mwah, its been a blast !!!!!