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My Old WristWatch: A Friend Forever

I am always fascinated by wrist watches. Powered by the spirit of shared joy, and extravaganza, the Fastrack watch brings effortless distinction to any occasion, and to me I always liked this brand for its simple design. In the depths of my cluttered drawer lies a relic from a bygone era –my old wristwatch. Its battered leather strap bears the scars of countless adventures, and its once-shiny dial now tells the tale of years gone by –it is becoming an old piece now. Yet, despite its weathered appearance, this timepiece remains my steadfast companion, a faithful friend from long ago.   I remember the day I acquired it vividly, back in 2009 during my college days. It cost me a mere Nu.2300 after a generous discount, a modest investment for a companion that would accompany me through the twists and turns of life's journey. Little did I know then just how indispensable this humble watch would become.   For me, wearing a watch transcends mere timekeeping; it symbolizes a gentleman...

Our King On His Feet

  Photo: HM's FB Page In a nation where leadership is not merely a title but a sacred duty, our king stands high above all, embodying the very essence of strength, wisdom, and devotion for his nation. With every step he takes, he carries the weight of our hopes, dreams, and aspirations upon his shoulders, unwavering in his commitment to serve and protect his people.  As the embodiment of our collective identity and pride, our king symbolizes unity in diversity, fostering harmony among all citizens. Through his tireless efforts, he inspires us to strive for excellence, reminding us that true greatness lies not in individual achievements, but in our ability to uplift one another.  With unwavering resolve, he leads us through challenges, instilling in us the courage to persevere and the faith to believe in a tomorrow filled with promise and prosperity.  More so, his vision coupled with His handsomeness is unparalleled for any ordinary comparison.  He is our ultimat...

Faces Around The Egg Hunt At Galileo EL

Note: All the photographs are for my professional records and not for any other reasons. Also love for the kids and photography. 

Our King at the Pinnacle of Discipline

Photo: HM's Official FB Page I have randomly collected a few quotes of His Majesty to describe the humbleness of our king. Showcasing true examples not just for Drukpas, but also for the world. Lived by His words, he is a true Servant Leader in the world.  Every time I get to see our king, I always feel safe and humbled by His Disposition. I feel so proud to see His Majesty becoming brand ambassador of the beauty of our National dress and discipline.  Every time  I get to see my king so grounded in every aspect (dress and discipline and vision), I feel delighted, and I say to myself,   "What more can a King do for His nation?"                        ------------------------------------------------------------------------- “Rule of law brings about discipline in people and order in society. If there is order in society there will be peace and trust amongst the people.” His Majesty the King Druk Gyalpo Ji...

Precious Gem-The Future of Bhutan

  The Precious Gem of the Thunder Dragon,  the Future of the Country.  With such gracefulness, there is no deny of his leadership to stir our beloved nation to greatness. Our beloved Gyalsey, the loved prince of Bhutan. Photo: Facebook Page

Sherpa Leadership: 5 Powerful Lessons

  If you set out to climb Mt. Everest, one of the first things you do is hire a Sherpa.  Originally an ethnic group in Nepal, today a “Sherpa” is the common term used for the leader of a mountain climbing expedition.  In business terms, you are hiring a CEO to help you get to the top. Thinking of yourself in the role of the Sherpa will help you become a stronger leader.  This is especially true today where leaders must empower their people, not just command them.  As I reflected on the treacherous and risky conditions endured by climbers, it reminded me of our current business landscape and the need for courageous and thoughtful leadership. Here are five powerful lessons borrowed from those tough-as-nails, yet compassionate, expedition leaders: 1.  Your real job is to lead  others  to the top Sherpa’s are successful by helping those around them reach their full potential.  The same is 100% true for you as a leader in your own organization....

Yesha's Seven Birthday

  To Yesha, Our Deepest Prayers and wishes To Yesha, May you spread beauty to the world                                    This are the flowers and special butter lamp, we offered to                                     God to safeguard you.                                             May you continue to spread the love, and beauty to the world. To Yesha, Every day without you feels so void, and today we feel even more missing of you. We feel so sorry for not being able to attend your special day. However, we've arranged a small but meaningful celebration for you. Your Duema  and Dewa , will replace us unconditionally and hoping it brings you joy and a sense of o...

The Dream Project

As a young boy, I found myself captivated by the exquisite designs crafted by architects and artists. I had a penchant for small things and artistic expressions, particularly in books, where I would spend hours absorbed in images and photographs, especially those depicting nature, landscapes, cultural landmarks, and people, I developed a deep appreciation for aesthetics.  Excelling in subjects like science and mathematics during my seventh-grade years, I always aspired to become an engineer without a much understanding of the profession.  Fast forward, when I was in my twelfth grade, my interest shifted towards urban planning, driven by my growing comprehension of engineering concepts as I was seriously pursuing a computer science stream with mathematics, and physics as my main subjects.   Determined to realize my aspirations, I dedicated myself to intense study, facing numerous odds and difficulty along the way, I did not give up. With unwavering faith in my abilities, I...

The Unbreakable Bond -Part II

Greeting Sir,  Plato was right.,. He said be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a harder battle. And I find this true now..  Life begins at the end of your comfort zone... I used to ignore this before when someone used to lecture me most probably with a good intention but it's only now that I found it to be true....  Life as I known now is a journey with numerous expeditions, all ups and downs...  Which none can avoid to face with an expectation that coming days will be better... Have a nice day, sir ----------------------

The Unbreakable Bond

Greeting Sir,  ...but aren't in a position to understand our situation, and are blackmailing now and then because the exam is just around 15 days away. I'm trying my best to get what I can. And what I've aimed at. Something that I've dreamed about... Seeking a few words from you before I sit for an exam next week sir,... With regards  --------------------- Hello  Arjun    Kangaroos on highways are killed without much pity. I was trying hard to understand the cause of their dreadful death. Perhaps, the only penalty free kill for drivers. Rest everything is costly.   I was commenting on my cousin -who shared about "does and joeys" shared on his fb page. As much as we human beings show love and affection for each other, the innocent animals have the same affection and family bonding. And it's truly amazing to  watch such a beautiful moment in an animal kingdom like our world.   Arjun...the point I would like you to understand is; it must be because y...