Greeting from Holland

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Happy Blessed rainy day to every one !!!
Who do not love the autumn season? The beautiful clear sky, chill breeze, leaves on the ground ... Fall is awesome !!!

 I opened my eyes to see myself waking up in the beautiful plains of Holland.   The clear sky was just above me and everything around was so peacefull and beautiful. Coming from the Himalayas and finally being in the country below sea level, it was just a moment for me to cherish. A hustle and bustle  month after the demise of my uncle, finally I was traveling all alone for the first time.  I had mostly been dependent while traveling; everytime I travel I am with my friend's or family. Travelling alone is fun and it is a good chance to be more accountable.   During all these days I rediscovered myself all over again. It was amazing to see some new sides of me which I never knew before.

As I stepped out of the Schiphol International airport, I could smell the freshness of this beautiful place.  Before coming here I read a lot about the place in net  and more over my two besties are just back from this place and I was well informed about All Those beautiful places to look out for. The curiosity and excitement was doubled as I Reached my apartment in The Hauge. The Hauge is another place to look out for.  I always wanted to visit this part of the world and I am happy that I 'got a chance. The place is more like in the fairy tale. Everything is just too beautiful and peace. It never gave me a chance to miss my home.  I just love Holland.

 This will be my first Blessed rainy day away from home. I will definitely miss Those specialties of the day. I wish everyone back home a Happy and Exciting Blessed Rainy Day !!!

The Hauge

Comments

  1. Sangay Duba21 September 2014 at 10:26

    hoi hoi..... Greetings from Bhutan! hehehe.... make best out of your stay there and come back as Bhutanese only!!!

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  2. Thoughfolio21 September 2014 at 10:41

    Happy Blessed Rainy Day. Have fun out there. Hope doing great in life. Do Great. Take Care. :)

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  3. Overcome Life22 September 2014 at 13:38

    Happy Thrue-bab to you too and enjoy your stay there! Take care Passang! :)

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