HAIRCUT I went up the street to Towne Hall Bazaar to get my haircut. It reminded me of this photo that Craig Mullet took in November. At this little shop without doors the haircut costs me 30 tk (45 cents U.S.)!
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TEA STAND
Here is where I bought a cup of tea 5 days per week from November ’07 until August ’08. My wife thought I shouldn’t to prevent sickness. Somehow I never got sick even though I bought close to 200 cups of tea here. The cups are rinsed out with water before being used again!
PEEK-A-BOO
A Rhodes boy in his brother’s stroller!
FOOTBALL MOTHER
This mother was enjoying the shade while watching her child play football.
FRIENDS
My grandson, Riley with his friend from school.
KICK BOXING OR FOOTBALL
Did she really kick him? No, I don’t think so, though it looks like she decked him.
MOTHER/DAUGHTER
I caught these in a lull between football games, at a tournament two of my grandsons played in.
GOALIE
Ricky is a great goalie!
FRIEND
Here is my friend Saddam. A great defensive football player.
WAITING FOR CNG
After a 2 hour visit in this home the office helper and her daughter went with us out to the street where we hailed a CNG for our trip home. This is very typical of the Bengali hospitality. They don’t just say good-bye at the door, but walk you to the elevator, street etc. to make sure your on the way. They feel it is their duty as your hosts. The Bengali people are very hospitable people. They were very appreciative that we came to visit in their home and enjoy a meal.
Dustin explaining something to Alice and our hosts.
LICKING COOKIE FROSTING!
This young guy took apart one of Alice’s chocolate mint sandwich cookie and enjoyed licking the icing!
Little boy loving the icing in the center of this cookie.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
This is the daughter of the mother who hosted us, with her son.
She helped her mother by serving the food.
Dolly with her son, Shamim
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