The Namaste Cyber Cafe is located on the 2nd floor of a building adjoining Tamadhi Square in Bhaktapur, Nepal. The cost of an hour of internet access time is 20 Nepalese rupees, or about $0.31; The cost of attending school is about $5/month.

Here is Roshna with her mother, Maiya, and her two siblings, taken in their home in Bhaktapur.

Every story has at least one angel without whom the whole unfolding wouldn't happen. In Warm Hearts case, that angel is Krishna, shown here with Peggy, during an unexpected visit to Orcas Island in September 2007. Krishna runs a trekking company in Kathmandhu when he's not being a lawyer, father, husband or manager of an orphanage that he and his wife started in order to get street kids diverted into a better life. Krishna appeared through the "small world" or "six degrees of separation" process as a result of a conversation I was having in the grocery store on Orcas with a friend about my desire to continue helping Roshna. She had recently returned from Tibet and Nepal, and had (small world) a chance encounter with Krishna. A few emails later, he agreed to provide the on-site support by which I could transfer funds to his U.S. Bank account and he could withdraw them in Nepal. He would then make payments directly to the schools and the internet cafe, ensuring that the educational services would be available.