Mad rush hours...!

Over the last few weeks, I have been working really non-stop! Work and study, study and work. can't believe it! Well, it's the way of life here in the UK. I can't blame nobody!

This week I am officially on study leave but apparently I have to juggle with m

any other things such as getting the audio materials recorded for the English in Action project in Bangladesh and getting a paper ready for the Language and Development conference in Dhaka in June '09. But it's fun too. I will have no time to think about anything that might be negative and often debilitating to my health.

It's the Easter week here and so the kids are at home but unfortunately I am not able to give them much time as I have already explained before :-) I don't know how long I can go on like this. Things must change pretty soon.

My visit to Banglades

h last February gave me a short break from the monotonous 'working from home' life. As I was visiting one the schools there, it even reminded me of my own school days (both as a teacher and a pupil) in Nepal. Here are a few pics:

All from Janta Goli High School in Mirzapur, Bangladesh