Luna-Tara is a Nepali dog, which we adopted in February this year.
100 days are over now. What are 100 days? Can there happen a lot? You would say, not much? However, not for our Luna, for her, her whole life changed in these 100 days. A new country, a new life, a new home. Two „strange“ people who are present day and night, a “strange” bird that is part of the family ☺ A life with a completely different daily format. Not laying in the sun all day, but living in a house. Walking three times a day on a line! There are a lot of toys, (what do you do with that?), a basket to lay in, meeting other dogs, going to the dog school and dog care etc. etc.
So many times in Nepal and again new things to experience. No visit to Nepal is the same. That’s what makes this country so special for me. What is better than starting the new year with a trip to my beloved Nepal?! I was very curious how it would be in January, not really THE month to go, but any way, January 1st, it finally happened. The newspapers report extreme cold in Kathmandu, mist is hanging in the valley. This prevents the sun to penetrate during the day, so during the day and night it´s getting very cold. You must know that there is no heating in the houses, maybe a gas or wood-burning stove, but generally no heating in the house. When the sun does not warm up everything a bit during the day, it becomes very cold everywhere …