BENGALI MOTHER AND CHILD IN VILLAGE Nitira in Munshiganj district.
Category: Family
CHARLES HELPING HIS DAUGHTER, CANDACE along the muddy trail leading to the village homes.
JEREMY GETS SOME “FATHER” BROWNIE POINTS for taking his daughters to the playing field in 90 degree weather. These photos were taken from our rooftop.
FATHER AND SON ENJOYING PAHELA BOISHAKH at the Chandrima Uddan.
MY SON, DUSTIN AND I CHILLIN’ ON THE COUCH in our Living Room in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
AMADER KAJER LOKER PORIBAR! Oops, I better translate. This is our house-helper and her family. (L to R) Shaheen’s son, Sultan, Shaheen (our house-helper), her daughter, Pinky (Sultana), and Shaheen’s Mother
They are standing in the doorway of Shaheen’s one-room dwelling in one of the many Bihari camps in Dhaka. Sultan was dressed up to celebrate the festival, Muharram. The festival commemorates the martyrdom of the prophet Mohammed’s grandson- Hazrat Imam Hussein.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO RILEY, our grandson on his 7th Birthday! Hope you have a special day and a great year ahead of you.
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OUR FRIENDS! We are having a relaxing day here in Bali, Indonesia, reading books, editing photos, taking photos, enjoying good food, etc. Photos were taken at airport in Kuala Lumpur on our way from the U.S. A. to Dhaka in September.
CONSERVATIVE MUSLIM BENGALI FAMILY ON A RICKSHAW in traffic jam near Old Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
WE HAD A GREAT THANKSGIVING MEAL YESTERDAY, prepared by the men.
We had goose, chicken, mashed potatoes, bread, french onion soup, pumpkin pie, apple pie, orange/coffee custard, potato stuffing, chicken gravy, momos, veggies, and okra. Sorry guys, if I missed an item.
Here is a photo of the potato momos I made. I took momo cooking lessons at a cafe in Darjeeling with Austin. Here is a link that a lady put online, who had also taken the lessons there: http://www.ordinaryvegetarian.com/2010/05/tibetan-momos-in-darjeeling.html
RILEY, OUR 6-YR OLD grandson having a great time at McDonald’s Playplace in Millersburg, Ohio. I took the grandsons there the last day we spent time with them, before heading for Bangladesh.
RILEY, OUR YOUNGEST GRANDSON, with his friend Jack! He loves to play with this dog. He couldn’t get done saying good-bye to him. Also, when arriving on the farm, the first thing he did was to say hi to Jack! We sure do miss you, Riley.
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