Tag Archives: Nepaliaustralian

✨ Unboxing a Sweet Memory: Lakamari Love ✨

Is anyone else here a fan of Lakamari? Because I definitely am 💛

I was so excited when one of my cousins surprised me with Lakamari as a gift—such a thoughtful and nostalgic treat. Here I am unboxing this delicious goodness from Kasthamandap , and it instantly brought back so many memories.

I’ve had Lakamari before from the Kasthamandap and it was amazing then too—this one is just as good! If you’re ever looking for authentic, tasty Lakamari, this is the one to try. And if you haven’t tried it yet… trust me, give it a go. I think you’ll love it 😊

Growing up, Lakamari was part of almost every occasion in our home, so it holds a very special place in my heart. Sweet, simple, and full of nostalgia 🥰

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Take care,

M from Nepaliaustralian
XOXO

✨ Happy New Year 2026 ✨

I hope everyone has had a really nice Christmas break and a wonderful start to the New Year. For us, this holiday season was filled with warmth, laughter, and so many little moments that truly matter.

We had a really good Christmas with friends and family, just the way we love it. Decorating the Christmas tree with my kids was one of my favourite parts—messy, fun, and full of excitement. We hosted Christmas dinner at home, went out together to see beautiful Christmas lights, and the kids were absolutely over the moon with their gifts. Seeing their happiness made everything feel extra special.

I honestly love this time of year. School holidays, no work pressure, slower mornings, and more family time—it’s been so refreshing. We even managed to go camping, which was our first-ever camping trip! I’ll be sharing more about that soon because it definitely deserves its own post.

So far, 2026 has started really well for us, and my heart is full of gratitude. A new year always feels like a fresh page—new goals, new energy, and new chances to grow. 2026 already feels hopeful, calm, and full of possibility, and I’m choosing to walk into it with positivity and purpose.

Wishing each and every one of you a very happy 2026. May this year bring you good health, happiness, love, success, and many reasons to smile. Here’s to a positive, productive, and beautiful year ahead for all of us ✨🥂

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Take care,

M from Nepaliaustralian
XOXO

Halloween fun 🎃👻

It’s amazing how big Halloween has become here in Australia lately — and I’m absolutely loving it! This year was extra special because the kids had a Halloween disco at school, so they were dressed up from the morning. My daughter went as a cute little Minion, my son was a scary skeleton, and I joined in the fun with a red dress for my devil look 😈.

We’ve been having the best time walking around the neighbourhood, collecting chocolates, and soaking up all the spooky vibes.

It’s such a joy to see the kids’ excitement, the laughter, and all the creative costumes around. Honestly, I think I’m enjoying it as much as they are (maybe even more 😄).

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Take care,

M from Nepaliaustralian
XOXO

Today I’m celebrating me! 💖

It’s the day I came to earth — the day my life journey started. 💖
Today, I’m celebrating me! 🎉


Plan is a lovely lunch with hubby, dinner with the kids, and so much love in between 🥰

Feeling truly spoiled with gorgeous jewellery, makeup, and the stunning bag I’ve been eyeing for ages from Celine 👜✨

Grateful for all the love, laughter, and blessings along the way — here’s to another beautiful chapter! 💕

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Take care,

M from Nepaliaustralian
XOXO

Nepal Bhasa Bites: Lesson 7 : Colours

Nepal Bhasa, also known as Newar language, is the mother tongue of the Newar community, the indigenous people of the Kathmandu Valley in Nepal. With its rich literary tradition, unique script, and deep cultural significance, Nepal Bhasa is more than just a language—it’s a living heritage that carries centuries of history, art, and identity. Although it has faced challenges over time, recent efforts have sparked a revival, with younger generations taking pride in learning and preserving it. Whether you’re a language enthusiast, part of the diaspora, or simply curious, exploring Nepal Bhasa opens a beautiful doorway into the vibrant world of Newar culture.

Here is Lesson 7 : Colours
Let’s begin.

If you spot any mistakes, please don’t hesitate to correct me. I greatly value your feedback and suggestions.

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M from Nepaliaustralian

XOXO

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