INDIGO DYED YARN AND other colors being blended in the loom at an MCC project in Mymensingh, Bangaldesh. I spent the day on Wednesday touring different projects with my son, Austin, and grandson, Pruitt. Sorry folks, if this download is slow, I think I may have forgotten to downsize the photo!
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LADY WORKING AT A LOOM MAKING a table runner at an MCC project in Mymensingh.
LADIES AT AN MCC PROJECT in Mymensingh, Bangladesh peeling logs.
ARTIST AT WORK outside the Boi Mela (Book Fair) at the Bangla Academy in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
PAINTERS AT WORK on the wall and on my face and hand! I attended the annual Boi Mela (Book Fair) organized by the Bangla Academy on the last day of the month long Mela. They had many painters who were ready to paint the national flag, map or minar. My hand was done free when I ran into the painter I had met earlier but didn’t ask to have any painting done. He insisted on doing my hand at no charge!
COOKS IN THE KUNGA Restaurant (Tibetan) where we had some delicious meals.
MO MO MAKING LESSONS at the Hot Stimulating in Darjeeling. This activity which was mentioned in the “Lonely Planet” was enjoyed by Austin (my son) and I. We each bought Mo Mo steamers and are planning a family Mo Mo party for this weekend. Pruit (our grandson) asked if we could show him how to make them.
MORE CLAY POTS
POTTER WITH the pots in the pottery village near Manikgang.
MRINROY POTTER at work in village near Manikgang, Bangladesh.
I pray that I would let God mold me into what he wants me to be, as the potter forms the clay pot!
DIGITIAL BANGLADESH is on the move. Here is a sign painter at work in Kushtia town.
YARN WINDER in Joypara preparing thread for weaving a lungi.
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