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Purnima and Alisha show their henna’ed hands

June 12, 2020 by Teacher Jack in Kathmandu Nepal
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Purnima and Alisha show their henna’ed hands
Balaju, Kathmandu, June 12th, 2020

June 12, 2020 /Teacher Jack
children, neighbors, COVID-19, duo, Purnima, Alisha, henna, hands, Balaju
Kathmandu Nepal
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Holi Purnima at Patan Durbar Square

March 11, 2020 by Teacher Jack in Kathmandu Nepal

Holi Purnima at Patan Durbar Square
Patan Durbar Square, Kathmandu, March 9th, 2020

March 11, 2020 /Teacher Jack
Holi Purnima, Holi, color, powder, hands, red, purple, green, festival
Kathmandu Nepal
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Sisters, Ambika and Kopila

June 10, 2015 by Teacher Jack in Kathmandu Nepal

Sisters, Ambika and Kopila
Kathmandu, 11 June 2011

With an old 2005 photo of Kopila and Ambika in my hand, I asked around the neighborhood and was able to find these two sisters again. Looking now, at first I thought Ambika was laughing in both photos, but it was Kopila in the older photo.

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I ran across another photo taken on the porch of their family's house on the same day.

And another photo of their younger sisters, I believe.

June 10, 2015 /Teacher Jack
Kathmandu, Kopila, Ambika, sisters, siblings, duo, kurtas, laughing, laughter, holding, hands, porch, leafy vegetables, kurta, before and after
Kathmandu Nepal
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Suntahli, Somjana and Lakshmi

May 06, 2015 by Teacher Jack in Betrawati Nepal

Suntahli, Somjana and Lakshmi, a mother and her daughters,
Betrawati 2003

One of the reasons I love this this photo is—notice the natural placement of everyones hands—how it wordlessly just tells you so much about their love for each other.

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May 06, 2015 /Teacher Jack
mother, daughter, trio, student, dresses, skirt, flip-flops, hands, daughters, three-links-that-make-up-the-worlds-strongest-chain
Betrawati Nepal
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