This is how chips are transported in Bangladesh. Hmmmm. 
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- My Bhabi's brother has two little girls (Noreen - ...
- Eid Hotties (Tanya and Me).
- Onadi, Jitu (my nephew) and Isaac in the rickshaw ...
- GRE'ed out.
- Isaac's new buddy is Onadi. He is distantly relat...
- I am a gigantic person. Seated here are (left to ...
- Ikram Bhai bought these balloons with whistles for...
- Go Bangladesh!
- Here's Isaac, showing off his Eid outfit and his h...
- I'm alive, don't worry...
- This is one of the Hindu idols that were thrown in...
- These boys live downstairs from us. The older bro...
- This is a more common rickshaw motif. Check out t...
- Another Saddam picture. The rickshaw wallah was p...
- Momo, Isaac and I went for a walk today. We check...
- Here I tried to take a picture of the pretty girl ...
- All Purpose Pond
- Some kids I met today. They loved that I took the...
- Rear view...
- Much to the chagrin of my Muslim family, I bought ...
- I snagged another rickshaw picture today. This on...
- This is Afrida, Isaac's cousin. She's 7, and usua...
- This morning, Isaac bonked a little kid in the eye...
- Here's a guy who my brother in law hired to do som...
- Ahhh, my fellow countrymen!
- Isaac the washer-woman. Yeah, he's bored.
- This is how chips are transported in Bangladesh. ...
- You can tell he's really enjoying himself.
- So I was in the "mall" the other day, and I notice...
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