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| Bhim and Keshar Dhakal join in the New Hampshire Humanities Council Nepali Picture Book Project. Bhim told us this proverb, "All have eyes but few have vision."  |
Bhim Dhakal and his wife Keshar came to the U.S. only five months ago. They are now students at NHTI/Concord Community College and joined in with the NH Humanities Council project to collect folktales. Bhim told a story his mother told to him as a child around a fire on a snowy night like the nights in January in N.H. when he told it to us. The story is about a holy man and a vulture who offers the holy man a feather from his wing and when he looks through the feather he can see truth.
Keshar tells a story about a boy named Ram. One of her first lines is, “Actually, Ram is not a good boy.” He gets himself in deep trouble and is barely spared from a hungry tiger. However, he gains some good sense.
We are now posting the stories on a pod cast site where you call listen. Our pod cast is called Story Connections.
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