This little cutie has come so far! She is our youngest at Rising Rays. She suffered burns and tragic loss in the earthquake 2years ago. ENgG stepped in to support her. Just look at her! Not only surviving but thriving! Priceless. This is what donations make possible. Really no words to describe how good it feels to hold her hand and see her smile. 

I am so lucky to work with this guy and to call he and his beautiful wife, Nikkole, my dear friends. They work tirelessly to run our organization and support our girls in Nepal. Sameer is the President of ENG on the U. S. Side and volunteers to lead and guide the future of ENG. 

We spent this morning with our scholarship girls at Rising Rays. It was so wonderful to see them. They are growing up strong, so smart, and beautiful. The safe Learning Space computers were in full use From our project last year and two of our girls just finished exams to move on to college! So proud of each and every one of them!

Yikes! 

Had meetings today to make plans for science lab at Rising Ray School. Focus will be on 9th and 10th grade curriculum. 

I love this place! The pulse of daily life in Nepal. Reality check. 

Many of the oldest buildings in Asan were destroyed completely in the earthquake. 2 years later the buildings are extremely unstable and they are propped with bamboo for support. People have no option but to go bsck in to live. Just walking through makes me think twice because the alleys are so narrow with nowhere to go. Breaks my heart.