ALICE IN THE FOREST GREEN RESTAURANT of the Hotel Dallas beside a Bengali scene mural on the wall.
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BENGALI FATHER WITH SON, AND CHAYLA eagerly posing or a photo.
CINDY EDGING DOWN THE BANK ON HER way to the Nitira village home.
Be Careful, Cindy!
She did it!
TRUCKLOAD OF CABBAGE ON THE WAY TO a vegetable vendor.
RICE PADDY looking great, so it might be a great harvest which will make the Bengali farmers happy. “Meat Trade News Daily” says the following:
Bangladesh produces around 30 million tonnes of rice, enough to feed its 150 million people, but often faces tightness in food supplies due to floods, cyclones and droughts.
Bangladesh is the world’s fourth biggest rice producer and agriculture contributes a fifth of its economic activities, employing 60 per cent of its workforce.
I’ve decided I want to continue to post on this blog once a day for all of 2011.
I know it won’t be easy, but it might be fun, inspiring, awesome and wonderful. Therefore I’m promising to make use of The DailyPost, and the community of other bloggers with similiar goals, to help me along the way, including asking for help when I need it and encouraging others when I can.
If you already read my blog, I hope you’ll encourage me with comments and likes, and good will along the way.
Signed,
FISH NETS HANGING in Munshiganj area village.
BLACK SUNDAY AT THE Mirpur stadium though the Bangladesh cricket team won their 4th one-day match against New Zealand (171-175). My strap on my Rebel XTI let loose twice resulting in my camera falling to the ground or cement floor. I thought maybe just my screen was bad, but when I uploaded the 614 wanna-be good photos they looked like this after using the auto-correct with GIMP!! Each photo showed the exposure times, aperature, etc. but they were all black before being auto-corrected.
THANKS TO OUR FRIENDS, many whom we sat with around fires like this and shared our hearts, cried, and laughed! Of course sometimes it included hot dogs, smores, etc.
A TABLE SPREAD for a special evening meal, which happened quite often in the last 3 months. Dustin left this morning for Bangladesh.
DUSTIN AND I HAVING A fun game of scrabble at Java Jo’s in Berlin, Ohio! At least, until he passed me in points! 🙂 It was a special time with some good coffee. You may have noticed I am wearing a sweat shirt that my Mother gave me! I was wearing it to stay warm and not to make a statement! The saying on the sweatshirt is: “I may be left-handed but I am always right.” Half of the statement is true, the fact that I am left-handed!
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