Kathmandu, Nepal.
Today started with a neat surprise. Namely: My face on
the front page of the paper. Which was sweet. But then
I turned to page 7, for the “Exclusive Interview”
and discovered this:
Oops. Note to self: No more talking about poop during interviews.
Later, I visited the home of Kumari, the Living Goddess.
But I didn’t photograph her, I promise. I did have a whole
lot of questions I wanted to ask, though.
Then I found some “common” women putting on make up
next to the elephant tusk case in a museum.
Lastly, I walked past a small shrine for people with toothaches.
Apparently, if you stop by and nail a coin to the wood,
the Gods will cure your toothache. Incidentally, the shrine
is near a dentist’s office. Just in case.

Kathmandu, Nepal.
1. Monkeying around with Buddha.
2. Monkeys in the temple. (Trashing the camp?)
3. Sleepy stray.
4. Prayer Wheels.
5. Prayer Flags.
6. I feel you, Bro.

Kathmandu, Nepal.
(Clockwise from top left.)
1. Night dancing.
2. Splicing wires to a wet battery to set up a microphone for my performance.
3. Buffalo intestines hung above a temple door.
4. Man sitting on temple steps in early morning.

Kathmandu, Nepal.
Staying in Patan Durbar Square means that every corner is magical.

Paris, France.
Sometimes you sneak into a pew in Notre Dame
and take a quick nap. I’m not saying it’s
classy. Or recommended. But sometimes it happens.

Paris, France.
Cimetiere du Montparnasse.