Latest Blog Posts for Cholche, Jibon

• Moving to 'April'
  on Jun 17, 2016 in Bangladesh book literature non-fiction travel literature writing
  At the 'April' book launch, March 2016. Thank you for your support. These days I am busy with my first book 'April', co-written with Tulip Chowdhury. I will be really happy if you wish to follow on Facebook, here: 'April' by Andrew Eagle...
• 1. Monpura's Melody - Village Flute Index
  on Mar 17, 2014 in Bangladesh Barisal Bhola Index Monpura
• Welcome to the Village Flute
  on Oct 24, 2013 in Adventure Asia Bangladesh Bay of Bengal beautiful Bengal district flute island jajabor Manpura Monpura project south travel village village flute
  Welcome to the Village Flute Today starts a new journey to the 64 corners of Bangladesh... Get your hat and coat and come along... There aren't going to be any more posts on this blog for a while, so please join me at the village...
• Without the Window, It's Not Worthwhile
  on Oct 12, 2013 in Adventure Afghan Baluchestan Baluchistan Chah Bahar Farsi Iran jeans jinn Middle East Pakistan Sistan socks travel Zahedan
  Without the window it’s not worthwhile. To think of the exorbitant rates of plane tickets, how soon the journey is over, clearly the most valuable item up for grabs is the view. Consequently, it is entirely unsatisfactory to slum it in the aisle or...
• Saying Goodbye
  on Oct 3, 2013 in party teaching Ukraine cardigan goodbye Lingua English Donetsk farewell institute away year Eastern Europe
  At 2 pm I glanced down the hall to the room they call the new big, in which I taught the teenagers of an evening. The language centre in Donetsk, eastern Ukraine, was always growing, with a plan to convert the cellar into classrooms. The continual re...
• Ukrainian Bethlehem
  on Sep 27, 2013 in monk night sleep Ukraine bus monastery Pochaiv Bethlehem church medieval bishop babushka stars Eastern Europe
  O little town of Bethlehem how still we see Thee lie, Above Thy deep and dreamless sleep, the silent stars go by.                                                 - a familiar Christmas carol. All t...
• Was There Any Chance of Wolves?
  on Sep 25, 2013 in Adventure Baltic Baltic States Eastern Europe Europe field hitch hitching Latvia lost night palace pils Riga travel wolf wolves
  Anonymity is a blessing in the short term. It’s true that it means you’re far from family and friends, but it also means never having to be anywhere at a particular time and doing exactly what you wish without consultation; it’s a bit like grow...
• Potato and Toothpaste Travel
  on Sep 12, 2013 in jajabor nomad travel Soviet forest hospitality Riga Baltic States Baltic Latvia beach amber meeting science academy Soviet Union
  Amber is fossilised tree resin, a yellowish, pellucid gem washed ashore by the waves of the eastern Baltic Sea. Sometimes there are ancient insects within it, or parts of leaves to decorate it. Amber is a souvenir-laden Cretaceous traveller, and prec...
• The Latvian National Academy of Science
  on Sep 6, 2013 in Adventure old town travel Soviet apartment building Riga communist Europe lobby Latvia chance USSR meeting Soviet Union Eastern Europe freedom
  Be free. Align yourself with the rhythm of the world to go far. Be as the jajabor, the nomad. Arrive somewhere from the soul, due to the appealing curl of its name or because it feels right or because we know nothing. Go because the time has arrived,...
• Dining Out
  on Aug 29, 2013 in Balzers Italy kunstmuseum restaurant Vaduz Zurich Switzerland castle dining Liechtenstein Glarus India art museum prince country St Gallen Austria Germany canton
  With the ever increasing number of restaurants and eateries around Dhaka, there’s no question that dining out is popular. Whether for a special occasion or no reason at all, people like to take a short drive or wander down the road to their favouri...

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