So many times in our life we
develop strange habits backed by some events or circumstances. Everyone have
some unique habit to them developed by a series of events that occur in life. I
have been here in Kathmandu for around six years now. Kathmandu is just an
amazing and wonderful place. It’s a heaven and hell at the same time. It’s a
beautiful dream of thousands and a nightmare for thousands. Whatever people
call it, I bet it’s a great place to learn. I am not talking only about studies
– it’s a lesson for life. I learned a lot from this place, especially to
struggle and to always be positive in every situation. I cannot call this place
a heaven throughout my life, but it’s a great teacher and I’ll always be
grateful for this place.
“Yo khaldo ma jati paisa haleni sakinxa” (No matter how much money
you pour in, it’ll always be less in Valley) is one of the common saying among
people who come to Kathmandu from other parts of Nepal. And it’s true. Money
always seem to be insufficient. This has helped me develop many habits that
will help me a lot in the future.
I wonder how many of you like
drinking black coffee without sugar in it. If you are still in Nepal, I bet no
one. But that’s a taste I have been addicted to by now.
One of my weakest point – among
many – is taste for coffee. Many times even when I had only Rs. 100 in my
pocket to go on for some days for my food and all expenses I would go to a
finest coffee shop available and have a cup of coffee. I would be willing to
stay hungry for it. However, I couldn’t continue this because it had side
effects. It caused weakness. Later I discovered that making coffee at home
would be very economical, but again there were numerous problem. So at the end
I developed a habit of drinking it black without sugar, and in time got addicted
to it. Its bitterness is wonderful of tastes I had ever had. I always wondered
why people going abroad develop a taste for such a bitter thing, and now I got
the answer. No matter where you are, human face same type of problems. We all
are same.
The taste of the coffee always
reminds me of one thing. Life is harsh, life is difficult and it tastes as
bitter as the coffee without sugar. But there are two ways to live a life.
First, take it as something bad – always be sad about it, live a life like hell,
don’t ever enjoy. Second, develop a taste for it – life is not always sweet - accept
it. Learn to enjoy – whether you be happy or sad you have to face it. Let the
devil see you smiling even the worst of your time. At the end of the day it’ll
make a great difference in your life and the life of those around you. Whenever
I drink black coffee without sugar, it inspires me to look into things more
positively. This is a great lesson for life which will help me be cool and stay
composed in many turnings of life. I will always be drinking black coffee
without sugar. It tastes like hell but feels so good.
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