These guys are my sons, which makes me a Father!! 🙂
My father taught me how to plow, paint, fish, and hunt! My grandfather Ananias Beachy taught me a love for the outdoors. My grandfather, Christ S. Miller (Seed Corn Christ) taught me the love for travel and family history!
I Love to do Crossword Puzzles
That Looks Like Fun!
Gettin’ Into the Cake!
Cake and Icing Everywhere!
Dhaka Rickshaw Fiesta Week 2014 started of with two races. Â It was a fun event. Â No I didn’t pull a rickshaw! Â The relay had 21 rickshaws and 84 rickshaw pullers.
Alice Poses with Relay teams in front of the Parliament Building
I’ll probably have to pay for this one, but I had to post it. I’m not sure if the husband approves! Thanks for coming to see the exhibition!
Having a good time!
Alice and Rosanna!
I HEARD MUSIC AND ANNOUNCEMENTS THE SECOND DAY SO I RETURNED TO THE VILLAGE TO SEE THE BOLI KHELA.  This time there were young men wrestling, so the information I had at first was accurate.  They must have decided to also add some bull fighting to give the two day festival some variety.  Here is a description of  the Boli Khela:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boli_Khela
Boli Khela (or Bali Khela) (Bengali: বলীখেলা) is a traditional form of wrestling in Bangladesh, particularly popular in the Chittagong area. Boli means a powerful person in Bengali, while Khela denotes a game. It is particularly played in the month of Chaitra (March-April in the Bangla Calendar).[1] A festival usually takes place on the 25th of April in the port city Chittagong at the Laldighi Maidan attracts thousands of supporters each year.  Wikipedia
Just Pick Him Up and Carry Him!
WE HAD A GREAT TIME AT THE SHIPYARDS IN KERANIGANJ TOWN, on the Southwest side of Dhaka on the bank of the river Buriganga. Â Here is a posting by another blogger on the shipyards: Â http://www.traveladventures.org/continents/asia/dhaka-shipyard.shtml
Alice enjoying the feel of the wheel!
The Camerist's Collection 