MODERN VERSION OF YARN WINDER! This was also at one of the MCC projects in Mymensingh, Bangladesh. MCC is one of many development NGO’s in Bangladesh.
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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!
P.S. Sorry FACEBOOK friends, no entries for awhile until Bangladesh quits unlocks FACEBOOK.
LADY WORKING AT A LOOM MAKING a table runner at an MCC project in Mymensingh.
SON OF A BEGGAR WANTS TO get on the street to retrieve his toy (plastic bottle), but his mother looks like she will prevent it from happening.
A FRIEND WITH A SWEET SMILE toting another friend’s child.
TRIBAL LADY with baby who was just discharged from Malumghat Hospital.
GRANDMA WITH GRANDCHILDREN in front of their home on the Dulahazar Hospital Complex.
ALICE WITH BABY, THE younger sister of Donna (one of our tutors).
WOMAN AT WORK NEAR the gift shop of Dulahazar Hospital complex.
FAREWELL TO FRIENDS
MY DEAR WIFE, ALICE with the Mother’s Day gift she received from Austin’s. Riley couldn’t wait to give it to her. He crawled under the table and on to my lap, and gave her the gift bag as he said, “Happy Mother’s Day!” 
FRENCH FRIES at the American Club where we went with Austin’s and Dustin to celebrate Mother’s Day.
HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY TO all Mothers and especially to my Mother, who is 86 years old.
Mom in 1946 in Kansas!
The next photo is in 2006 with her sisters, in Iowa. Fannie (Mom) on left. Mary (Mrs. David L. Miller, Kansas) center, and Esther Zook on right.
Mom in Ohio at an Eli C. Miller Family Reunion before we left for Bangladesh.
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