Grateful.

Almost a week has past since I began working as a practitioner with the Acupuncture Relief Project in Chapagoan, Nepal.  Although I can't find the words to adequately describe the experience so far, I did want to express how grateful I am for all of you that have supported the project and my participation.  So,  today I chose to share a few pictures of my own and provide two resources that also capture what this experience is about.  Since our arrival the team of practitioners has been being filmed for a short documentary about the project. Tristan Stoch is a videographer and documentary film maker from Portland, OR and has done a remarkable job capturing the essence of this journey so far via video and photography.  Please take a look at his blog for a unique visual prospective about his experience with the project thus far.  http://tristanstoch.tumblr.com/. The Acupuncture Relief  Project's blog site also provides first hand accounts of practioners' recent experiences with the clinic along with some great photos of the clinic and surrounding area. http://www.acupuncturereliefproject.org/news-blog. Once again, thank you for supporting me with this adventure.  I hope you enjoy the resources as much as I enjoying sharing them with you!

Sleeping on the job.

Grains, beans and spices on the street.

View of Thamel from the Hotel in Katmandu.

Working in the fields near the Clinic.

Team being filmed in the streets of Katmandu by documentary filmmaker Tristan Stoch.

Himal at dusk from the clinic.

Rice fields in Chapagoan near the clinic.

Monkey business in Katmandu.

Hanging out in Boudha.