by Bhataune Bhena
Vancouver. Nov.16-18. It is said that long long time ago in Nepal, King Balima sent some boys to play Deuse or Dheusi. The game was so fun and lucrative for those boys that even today, this Himalayan trick or treat -the game of songs and dance- are played by himsoc yetis to raise some funds for their club. For yetis, Deuse run is fun and the fund collected is a bonus for the club but for himali community it is a great way to keep the unique tradition alive. No wonder the first word of the game is Zhilimili!
Vancouver. Nov.16-18. It is said that long long time ago in Nepal, King Balima sent some boys to play Deuse or Dheusi. The game was so fun and lucrative for those boys that even today, this Himalayan trick or treat -the game of songs and dance- are played by himsoc yetis to raise some funds for their club. For yetis, Deuse run is fun and the fund collected is a bonus for the club but for himali community it is a great way to keep the unique tradition alive. No wonder the first word of the game is Zhilimili!
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