I write anywhere, anytime, about anything. It is not just a habit—it is a passion that has shaped my journey. My teachers recognised this early on, encouraging me to take part in literary programs that tested and refined my English proficiency. I thank them sincerely from the depth of my heart. Even as a science student, I found myself leading events and activities that demanded strong linguistic skills, proving that words were just as much my world as equations.
My love for writing truly took off in 2002 when I placed third in the National Essay Competition for the Higher Secondary School category. That achievement enhanced my confidence, and my role as a student editor for school and college newsletters further deepened my commitment to storytelling.
Over the years, I have written countless things—including hundreds of love letters 🤣—only to see them lost, forgotten, or misplaced. That loss sparked an idea to create a space where my words could live on, unbound by paper or time.
In 2012, after attending the Chiphen Rigphel Project, I set out on a mission to build my own blog—learning, experimenting, and crafting it from scratch. It was a simple idea: a digital home for my thoughts, reflections, and experiences.
Thus, Dumcho Writes… was born. A place where my words don’t fade, where my thoughts take shape, and where my voice finds its permanence. This blog is not just about writing; it is about remembering, reflecting, and sharing.
Because stories that are never told simply disappear. And I refuse to let mine be one of them.
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| School Newsletter Committee | Nangkor Higher Secondary School |2003 Standing from Left: Myself, Ash Bahadur, Principal, Mr Nobu Gyeltshen (English Teacher), Chuzang Norbu (Vice Principal), Mr Santosh Chowdhary (English Teacher) Sitting: Sonam Yangki, Tashi Wangmo |
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