TEA-TIME
Here is Riley enjoying one of his many cups of tea while he was waiting for his brother’s to finish getting their hair cut!

TEA-TIME
Here is Riley enjoying one of his many cups of tea while he was waiting for his brother’s to finish getting their hair cut!

AFTER HAIRCUT
Here is Jensen on our rooftop posing for his after-shot.

DURING HAIRCUT
Here is Jensen getting his haircut. There is a photo of one of these barbers cutting my hair in November. It was taken by friends visiting us. I’m sure soon there will be new photo to put on their mirror!

BEFORE HAIRCUT
On Thursday, Austin, Marita, Jim (Marita’s brother) and his wife, Normi went to Mymensingh for a day trip. Therefore, our grandsons spent the day with us, from 5:30 am to 10 pm. Marita had said I could take them to the barber. I told them that ever since I had taken them to the barber last June, he asks me where they are, when I get a haircut. Well here is a series of photos featuring Jensen, the oldest grandson.

HAIL This is one of the hailstones that came during the hail/lightning storm that knocked our our lan card as well as some things locally so I was approx 60 hrs. off-line!

WATERMELON
Watermelon season is beginning here in Bangladesh.

NEWBORN getting a bath

GATEKEEPER?
My eye was drawn to the bright colors of this girl’s dress as I was riding down the street.

SIDEWALK HAZARD
Here you see what happened to our sidewalk which used to extend past the trees. With the installation of a new waste water line the dirt was shoveled up on to this sidewalk. Where else to go? Oh by the way, we had a hard rain today. I think the first since October or maybe November.

INDEPENDENCE DAY!!!!!
A special day for a special country and special people! My friends took this photo when we returned from watching a cricket match between South Africa and Bangladesh.

BEGGING One of the older lady beggars I frequently give taka to. I wonder if the economy has hit her?

ENJOYING THE MOMENT
I caught these girls giggling as they were waiting for traffic to stop so they could cross Road #27. They noticed me taking a photo and then posed for a close-up.
