words that sometimes becomes so hard to express

Love, the word “love” seems very simple but  …. it’s very tough to love and to be loved. We can fly in the sky  as far as we can, we can go into the ocean as deep as we can but we cannot find “love” because love is a feeling which one has to develop  from inside.for me love is a sacrifice which I will make for him for his happiness.i would rather compare my love with the star which I can see every night, I can feel  the beauty of the star,but I can never touch it and have myself out of selfishness.Think if I took it my self than how the sky will look like without that star, which then used to make the sky so beautiful.. I will not do anything to impress you neither I will not come after  you,   instead I will pray for your happiness for my love is true for you. I have never wanted anything  from  you ,  what I need is your happiness.   I know you are never mine, even than  I will treasure my feelings forever in my heart because it’s the most beautiful thing that I ever experienced in my life.. I am afraid that I might ruin your life for our destination is different.

Sometimes it’s hard to love someone because we are so afraid of losing them.

I used to smile so to make you feel that m doing ok.i tried my best to hide from you

But I’m so sorry for  somehow I could not. I thank you for being friend with me.  I am so sorry  if by any chance I bothered you.

RoYaL wedding of Bhutan

THIMPHU, Bhutan - Fireworks lit up the sky over Bhutan's capital city of Thimphu on the night of October 16 as the country marked the end of three-days of colorful celebration for a royal wedding.

While the tiny nation is home to just about 700,000 people, the wedding of 31-year-old King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuckto to 21-year-old commoner Jetsun Pema drew tens of thousands to Thimphu, with some Bhutanese walking up to six days to reach the venue.

In a little over 100 years of monarchy in the landlocked nation, stuck between India and China, this was the first royal wedding that was truly public. When the king's father, Jigme Singye Wangchuck, married four sisters in 1979 - the country's rare form of polygamy is intended to keep property in one family - Bhutan had no television or Internet, and many parts of the nation were not connected by road. Television and the Internet were introduced as late as 1999, and most Bhutanese learned about that marriage through an announcement in the country's state-owned national daily, Kuensel.

                      me with my class mates during my third semister.one night trip to phobjikha .

RoYaL ThImPhU CoLlEge

                                    This is the place where i learned and experience a lot....