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Melvin Alexcie Pattern
Kolkata as we know it today the City of Joy... My home town, my birth place. My parents from India too.
Having been brought up in a poor slum environment, my parents could not afford to give me a ...view moreKolkata as we know it today the City of Joy... My home town, my birth place. My parents from India too.
Having been brought up in a poor slum environment, my parents could not afford to give me a good education so I was sent to a boarding school where sponsors took care of my basic needs. It was a British boarding school called Dr. Grahams Homes in Kalimpong, Darjeeling. So I started my education as an infant and went right up to class 10. In those years a lot of good and bad things took place which in turn made me into a man .
It was there that I received a good education and developed skills for life.
After I left school I returned back to Kolkata, it was tough and I was finding it hard to adjust in a family environment after growing up in a boarding school with friends as your family.
One fine day in the year 1991 I left for Nepal. Nepal is a good place for people who enjoy nature and its beauty... Mountains, rivers and beautiful landscape add so much to this phenomenal country.
At first I came for a holiday, but fell in love with the place. So I decided to get a job and support my self. I started to work as a trainee teacher and still do my education to complete my further studies .
I decided to take up Teacher’s training and become a Teacher.
After couple of years I decided that I need to improve my social status and try and go abroad.
Japan was a distant destination, however its the country I am currently living today and have been living here for the past 17 years.
After living in Japan for the past 17 years, in between those years I have visited many countries like Netherlands, Singapore, Thailand, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Honk Kong, Australia and many more. With this international exposure I have come across so many life long wonders, met wonderful people, listened to their stories and shared my world.
Currently I am still a teacher and will always be a teacher.view less