Last Night I Saw a Dream

Last night, as I closed my eyes and drifted off into the realm of dreams, I found myself transported to the bustling streets of Kathmandu. The sun was shining bright and the air was filled with the buzz of people going about their day. I walked with purpose, my feet guiding me toward the Tri-Chandra campus, the place where I spend most of my days.

As I approached the campus, I noticed a young man standing at the zebra crossing. He was dressed in a brown t-shirt and black pants and had two rings on his ears. He turned to me and in a thick American accent, he asked me for directions to the Tri-Chandra campus. I was taken aback, I couldn't believe my ears. A tourist, all the way from America, looking for the Tri-Chandra campus? I told him that I was a student there and I'd be more than happy to show him the way. As we walked towards the campus, he asked me many questions about the school and the country. I told him about our rapidly developing country and how our education system is considered one of the best in the world. He was fascinated and impressed by what he heard. He introduced himself as Zeery Jack and told me that he had come all the way from America to study for his Bachelor's degree at our college. The pride and excitement I felt as I showed him around the campus and introduced him to my country were indescribable. I felt honored to be a student at such a prestigious institution and thrilled to have made a new friend from America. But as I walked back home, I realized that this dream was not just about my personal pride and excitement, but it was a reflection of the growing reputation of my country on the world stage.

This dream was a testament to the hard work and dedication of my fellow countrymen, and the recognition they were receiving on the global stage. It was a reminder that we, as a nation, are capable of achieving great things. And I felt privileged to be a part of this growing legacy, and couldn't wait to see where it would take me and my country in the future.

B.Sc.

Trichandra M. Campus

Kathmandu

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