Prabesh Devkota

by Prabesh Devkota 15 March 2009
Prabesh
Devkota

Prabesh Devkota received his degree from Computer Science at the University of New Hampshire in Massachusetts. Born and raised in Kathmandu, he is a software engineer who enjoys a romantic dinner and long walks on the beach. He lives in Boston and loves walking around Harvard Square imagining he is a student there, and living in the dorms. Read more of his blogs at paakhe.wordpress.com.

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  • The Legend of Kulee

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    “Left-handed, eh !!”...a young sales clerk uttered what seemed like a surprised and amused expression as I signed the credit card receipt at a Bengali store. This is not an isolated occurrence, and the tone of the expression varies as much as the person saying it.

    It would not only be an over-exaggeration but whining of enigmatic proportion if I were to go ahead and state that growing up left-handed had been difficult. It has, however, been an interesting experience, one that I am sure I share with all left-handed people to some degree.

  • I Have a Dream

    I have a dream. “Imagine there’s no countries, It isn’t hard to do,“ goes a line from the famous song Imagine by John Lennon. Although most likely to be dismissed as a...