| Dulles Airport Jan 9, 2011 |
| Munich Airport |
| playing at the Istanbul airport |
| our house address |
| the girls on the roof rescuing a ball |
| constructing the rabbit hutch |
| Pippin in the kitchen enjoying breakfast |
| a snowy morning - the snow melts each day |
| bread truck making a delivery to the local store |
| the house across the street on a snowy morning |
| the view from our attic on a rainy day |
| Plove - a typical Central Asian meal it is made of carrots, onions, meat, rice |
| radish salad |
| tomato and cucumber salad |
| Navroos's mother and sisters make samboosa for sale this is the room they work in everyday |
| Samboosa - meat filled pastries |
| Ben eating Samboosa |
| A kazan of borscht-yummy |
| We love this bread called Kleb in Russian the kids take turns going to the bakery for lunch and dinner for a fresh loaf |
| the water distiller in our kitchen - it heats the water to kill bacteria, parasites, etc... but does not remove any metals or pollutants - I will never take clean water for granted again..... |
| Navrooz - Tanya's husband is a taxi driver and has been so kind in helping us get around the city and escorting us while we are out |
| I am taking a photo from outside the store it is about the size of one mini-mart isle |
| our store - you ask for the items you want to purchase- there is still a lot of pointing on my part!!! |
| Abdulo and Hushvakt our local store keepers (names spelled phonetically) they are very patient with our emerging Russian
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| the bread oven - the dough is slapped inside on the wall to bake |
| one of the beautiful bread ladies |
| Our neighbor girls! |
| "Coal for Sale" |
Any time there is something for sale or service provided there is a sample placed out in the street - there are many "shops" run out of homes
| The alley where the kids play |
| Our walk home from the store |
Hey Joe, Jenn and kids! Thank you so much for sharing your blog with us. It is wonderful hearing about the latest adventure that God has you on. So many rich memories are created from going way beyond our comfort zones. :) Blessings (and safety) to you and your beautiful family as you continue to serve our country! thank you so much for what you guys do.
ReplyDeleteBonnie (and Brian) Hershey
We love-love-love the blog!!! Thank you so much for doing it. I plan on checking it every day, and asking questions....so get ready.
ReplyDeleteQuestion 1. What kind of money do you use there?
Question 2. Do the neighborhood kids go to school?
Question 3. Does Pippin get to come inside, and did you decide to litter box train him?
I would take pictures of what's happening here, but it is still just all white with snow :(
Love you guys,
Lance, Jill, Maddyn, Sully, and Ellie