There is a sweet family from Ethiopia on our team. They live in Mirpur, which is basically a suburb of Dhaka. We were excited when they invited our family over for lunch. It was a bit of a trek to get there, but a fun adventure.
We took a local bus for the first time. This shot was taken from the bus window. The colorful rickshaws are so pretty, and how about the guy in pink with the big beard?!
This was also taken from the bus window, so it's hard to see, but those sweatshirts say "SHOWER" in big letters. What do you think? Is it a command? A suggestion? ; )
After the bus we all got on rickshaws. Ben and Annie are on the one in the middle of this picture.
Mary rode with Legesse, the pastor from Ethiopia, who was our host. Yes, those are moving vehicles - we ride right through the middle of traffic! It's a little crazy, but has become pretty normal.
This was just a sweet shot of a little boy we passed. It is so Bangladesh.
We took a local bus for the first time. This shot was taken from the bus window. The colorful rickshaws are so pretty, and how about the guy in pink with the big beard?!
This was also taken from the bus window, so it's hard to see, but those sweatshirts say "SHOWER" in big letters. What do you think? Is it a command? A suggestion? ; )
After the bus we all got on rickshaws. Ben and Annie are on the one in the middle of this picture.
Mary rode with Legesse, the pastor from Ethiopia, who was our host. Yes, those are moving vehicles - we ride right through the middle of traffic! It's a little crazy, but has become pretty normal.
This was just a sweet shot of a little boy we passed. It is so Bangladesh.





so colorful! Thanks for sharing images of your new world. Good to see those happy faces too. love and miss you! Hugs to all.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like so much fun!!!
ReplyDeleteMissing you all sooo much!
Love yall!!!!
Maddie
Love to see you kids and the stuff you are doing and where you are going and what you are seeing! Looking forward to seeing you in person in February. Bangladesh looks a lot like where we lived in India.
ReplyDeleteLove Aunt Mopsy- your book aunt ( do I have to turn into a Kindle aunt these days?)