Reread it. I like the satire very much.

Appreciate your encouraging words Stiffler. It means a lot to me.

"his boss was visiting Bangladesh and he would secretly find a way of rewarding himself with an extra fifty dollars everyday."

I second Stiffler here. Liked it ! Keep 'em coming

Thank you Ritthe jyu. I was actually thinking about deleting that part earlier on, thought some might accuse me of stereotyping, but then I assumed it might actually add addtional flavor.

Much appreciated.

Yes, it really has ! Moreover you have already clearly written in your disclaimer. So you're good to go

Could be me Fat beast, with a different pseudonym (isnt't that typical?) which I do not  seem to remember, apparently no one cared to read then. :)

Omigosh, was it you Fat beast? I missed you brother. :)

My bad!! Asylum hoina raichha paras goli kanda chai raichha !

Doesn't matter, that was my first stint at sajha, and I agree emotions did run high. If there was any bad blood between us during then, I apologize now.

You r good now myan however I was super bummed then

I didn't get the story. Is it finished yet?

 One of the best original thing I've read on a Sajha thread. Keep writing bro!

Grenade,

This is just a short fiction with a blatant sarcasm. I tend to deviate writing a cookie cut story to many's aggravation. Such stories never have a definitive ending. Quite honestly, I wish I could write an epic someday, like few excellent writers in sajha have done in the past, but I lack such caliber, hence make mine short.

Jay,

I am humbled. Thank you very much.

.......Attending a cheap community college with an unidentified major to maintain her immigrant status and a pizza joint that employed her illegally seemed to be just enough for her stay in America. .........

Kasto dherai jaso international bidhyarthi haru ko sthiti ra man ko kura chatakka lekhya launa  hehehehe

Ani ....“You forgot your DSLR a#$hole” and started sobbing; her face covered.......yo line ta malai kasai-kasai le bhaneko thyo bhai dherai pahilaa hehehe thyakkai yehi line la hahahahahah

Ramro lagyo tapai ko prastuti, satik , choto ani meetho.Keep it coming. Jay Nepal.

थाहाछैनज्यू,

धन्यवाद छ यहाँलाई मेरो बकवास पढिदिनु भएकोमा, यहाँहरुकै सुझावले गर्दा मेरो लेख्ने हौसला अझै बढेको छ। कपोल कल्पित भएपनी यस् कथा मा उल्लेख कुरा हरु सत्य हुन, तर यो एउटा व्यंग मात्र हो, त्यसैले नेपाली विद्यार्थी हरुले चित्त नदुखाउन, यही आशा छ।

 This was hilarious. There's nothing like sipping a nice cup of tea while enjoying a good piece of writing on a lazy Sunday afternoon! Awesomeeeee 

Love it... Keep on coming

Aviatorchick,

Appreciate that, especially when it comes from a remarkable writer like you. I haven't been able to read any of your posts lately. Agreed, 95% of sajha visitors prefer reading subjects that deal with hatred or sexuality, but then there are 5% of people who believe in aesthetics, arts and literature. I'd request you to write for their sake.

Ojaswi,

I wish I could do as much of a justice to my other fictions, this one, despite flaws had a very controlled flow that made it apt for the readers to read. But appreciate your kind words, I shall try writing more.

All I can say is I love it! Reading the story for the first time felt like watching a mini-movie of a cute and struggling Nepali couple who still believed in achieving the American dream, though their personal dreams of getting a degree and a good job for themselves was becoming less significant by the day..lol..Oh yeah..I also loved your description of the girl getting dressed in the traditional attire and ready for Teej with her counterfeit purse--hinting the "still" important status quo for her lol..--Anyhow, looks like you have observed women getting ready for Teej well too often :)! I was totally able to visualize so many ladies like Jini that I know with your description! So, Great JOB. Very realistic and well written story..enjoyed it thoroughly.

Thank you..

You are very welcome Paulinadidi,

While it is a sad situation that many Nepalese students on a visa who struggle to maintain their student status, it is also a sharp contradiction that they live larger than most of their south asian neighbors. Hence the status quo. My cousin in Boston struggles to pay his tuition every six months yet cannot wait to purchase a new ipad.

Also, speaking of cultural practices, teej, in particular has taken a dramatic turn in establishing itself as one of the prominent Nepalese festival - even more than Dashain and Tihar. Partly it is because of the omnipopular facebook which seems to be frequented by people of fairer sex more often (I wish I could structured this sentence in a different way, I sound like a darn sexist) and cannot wait to upload all party pictures, also partly because it is the flagrant 'red' color, which is so conspicuous, I simply cannot help but notice.

Having said that, my observation comes from those incidents and plethora of facebook photos I come across during this time of the year.

Thanks for reading, it means a lot to me when a quality poster like you chips in her views.