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Hello Gang! A small glitch with the "Leave Your Comments" page but we got it fixed. Not sure how you packed 8,000 bed kits in your suitcases but if you are anything like my wife you would need a diffrent pair of shoes to match every bed kit. Sorry that you missed the Queen. Actually, too bad for her! She missed a great opportunity to meet a fine Scotsman. Her loss! Travel safe and thank you for what you are doing. John Woelfle
Glad to hear you have arrived safely and looking forward to hearing of news of your bed kit deliveries to the children. In the meantime I hope you get some well deserved R & R. (Sorry you missed the Queen!)
Hi Doug: Happy to see that your team have arrived safely. Your dad spent all Tuesday night in his dreams delivering bedkits in Bangladesh - he slept better the next night. All of you have fun touching 8,000 kids. AML & AOL Mom & Dad Walter & Marian MacDougald
So glad to see you've arrived safely, albeit a bit tired. Hoping your mission and distribution goes very well; you are doing such a great thing !! Stay safe, and we'll look forward to hearing about your successes.
Your comments about the long flight, Heathrow confusion, time change and the sudden heat of Dhaka all brought back memories. I hope all of you enjoy Bangladesh as much as I did. It's a wonderful country, full of amazing people. Please say hi to the Rotarians and the Hadis from me. Judy Dryden - Bangladesh team /07
Hi Doug/Papa, Glad to hear you arrived safely..an exhausting flight for all. Thanks to the entire group for your giving spirits! Maple Grove United Church will think of you all this Sunday! Your girls miss you! Love, L,J&J
Hello Maxene! Hello Team! Thank God you arrived safely. I hope the distributions will go smoothly. Keep up the communication - I eagerly await the reports. Say healthy! You all looked really good after travelling for so long!
Hi Doug ; I'm now up in the Soo with the Miller's . All are well. Great reports about your beginnings in Dhaka. Keep up the wonderful work for all of us. AOL & AML Mom & the Millers
Hi Team Bangladesh, I know that courtyard well and your description brings back indelible memories. Keep up the fantastic work you are doing for the children. Stay well and give my best wishes to Mr Choudhury. Blessings, LInda W
It is great to get your news every day. Seeing the children's faces makes it all worthwhile. I can relate to the traffic! Eyes must be in the back of your head to keep track of the variety and amount of all others on the roads. Enjoy the amazing hospitality, and bring home many happy memories
Wow! Sounds like you all are having an exceptional third world experience! Please look after my mother (Marg Garrett) as I now hear that she has no glasses to see with :)
It sure looks like you are creating a lot of happy faces.
What an awesome adventure! You guys are superheros to the rest of us. Marg, take lots of pictures if you can and stay safe to all. PS. It gone down to zero here tonight. We had frost last night and one question for you. Do they have Tim Hortons there? lol From Michelle Harvey in Orangeville
Hi Doug and team: I am following this amazing journey. I bet any folk in the road you encounter would be soon forgotten when you see how delighted these children are to receive a bed kit. Not to sure about the food though, Chile fish?? Your Friends at Festival Hydro wish you a save journey. Linda
Hi Doug and Bangladesh team.You mentioned four and a half hours getting there ,how were the four and a half returning?Doug I see you are still into your photographs of faces.Great shots of the eyes of Bangladesh.Keep safe and continue on with Murry's dream.George Foster
Douglas, Wonderful to learn that you've arrived safe and sound in Bangledesh, and that you and your Sleeping Children volunteers are well on your way to successfully delivering thousands of bed kits to children in such need. You're all to be commended. Your first report about your travel day left a lot to one's imagination..."a long story, one best not repeated"... my heart went out to you and your fellow Bangledesh team volunteers. I can't imagine and in fact I don't even want to try. But, I'm sure now that you are days into your distribution endeavours, that all the children's smiles and appreciation sparkling in their thousands of eyes is providing all the necessary endurance and encouragement needed. Certainly from your more recent blogs, that appears to be the case. Kathy and I will be following closely, Douglas, so keep up the communications. I haven't seen any "award winning photographs" posted as of yet, so I'll be waiting in great anticipation. Your blogs are tremendously informative, very interesting and heart warming. We're both exceedingly proud of you and your team's efforts, Douglas. Take care buddy. Dave & Kathy P.S. No doubt you've heard of the Canadian election results, another Conservative minority, at a cost of $300 million dollars!!
Douglas, The award winning photo has just surfaced. I just viewed it with today's posting. The boy peaking around the tree with sparkles in his eyes and sparkles in the background is quite a picture. A picture is worth a thousand words, isn't it? We're thinking of you and your crew. God Bless
Undoubtedly an amazing (some say, life changing) experience. We're excited for you. We're sure the reward is in seeing the happy faces of the children....kids have a way of getting right to the heart, don't they.
Hey Gang! Amazing how a day of hard work in the extreme heat can be very rewarding. You are an inspiration to us all. The way you maintain your focus is truly impressive. Keep your spirits high. God's love and speed. John & Holly Woelfle P.S. We think the food sounds great! I hope everyone loves curry. P.S.S. Don't eat the Chateaubriand. (It's not really beef)
Go figure that the BB works in remote Bangladesh but not in Iowa or Myrtle Beach. Wonderful though so that all of us can continue to follow your experiences. The 8000 children you touch this trip will not forget the bedkit they received nor the caring group of people that delivered it.
Hi Marg!!Mom here.Kim walked me through 'scaw.org' tonight.I was so excited to see you conducting the choir.It is great to read all that has been happening on your trip.You will have so much to tell us when you get back.The children sure appreciate those bedrolls.Thank those that are sending the blogs.Blessings to all the staff.Love Mom Louise Smyth
Happy to know that you are in Bangladesh for scaw distribution. Your smile and love for these children like what it was when we were in Tanzania three years ago.
Second try at posting you a message...hope this one gets to you all. Great reading and to see your progress. Ricardo and Joan..you're doing your things..wish I was there with you. Max...did the pants fit? Thanks for your email also. Doug...hope the meds for next year is sorted out alright. Sounds like all is going well. Wishing all of you the best and to be Safe. Cheers Tom Belton
Hi Marg!!What conditions to get you to the impoverished villages.You and the crew are amazing.The children will love you forever to receive such great gifts.So good to know you and staff are safe after today's journey.Thanks Doug for the update.I pray for you all every day.It is rewarding work you are doing.Lots of love Mom.
Hi team - Thanks for all the updates. I wish that all SCAW donors could read your daily postings. Many of the details are missing from the "official" newsletters that they do receive. Donors should know the rigours of a distribution that culminate in children receiving their gift. All the best - Sally Jo Martin
Hi Marg!!Watered your plants this afternoon.decided to drive to Doug's to pick up some articles that Kristy had left and I left my pink jacket .I drove through the worse rain storm ever on my way.I see you had rain on today's mission.It is always good to read that you are all back at your hotel safe and sound.Hope you do get a few hours sleep.Liz will pick up Mike tomorrow night.Miss you a lot.I think we have to change the clocks this weekend but haven't heard the announcement yet.May have snow tuesday morning.Love Mom
Hi Doug M.and entire team! Your reports are great and make us wish that we were with you in Bangladesh. The smiles on the kids faces say it all! You are lucky to have the "pro-photographer" as part of your team. Doug,again you are capturing moments of pure joy in the eyes of these special children. The girls outfits look so nice and bright! Stay healthy and safe! Great job everyone!! Judy Snobelen
It is not the leaders and power mongers that will make a positive difference in this world but the small groups and humble that will further the kingdom of God. John Woelfle
Hi Doug & team. I can see you are bringing smiles to thousands of kids. Part of me is envious even thought it is a tough slog. Really interesting following your adventures, good blogging, if thats the correct terminology! Wish you all the best with the rest of your deliveries & look forward to you tales when you return.
Dear Doug M & Team Your photos of the "Faces of Bangladesh" are fabulous - the joys, the unknowns, the ages etc. etc. are captured in those pictures.I can see another "frame of memories" going up in the office. Keep up the good work of touching those children and their communities. AML & AOL Mom & Dad Walter & Marian MacDougald
Hi Doug and team, I've been following the blogs and have been completely enthralled by the pictures of those beautiful children. It's no small wonder you find this work fulfilling. Thom and I look forward to hearing your stories, Doug. Darlene K.
Hi Marg!! Liz picked up Mike and he is having a visit with Trevor at the moment.They were back from the airport by 11.30pm.Liz will stay at your place tuesday night to take Mike to the airport early wed.morning.All went well.Liz has just gone to bed but I wanted to read about your day today.The pictures were very interesting.Still raining here today.Tree men didn't come today to finish the job.Think about you constantly and pray for you and the gang every day.Lots of love Mom
Nice job on the "Faces of Bangladesh" collection. You were able to capture such a range of emotions. Your Mom is right...definitely another "frame of memories" coming.
Safe travels Team Bangladesh as you finish off the last few days of this great work you are doing.
Hi Folks!!Great pictures came through today.You have all done a wonderful thing for theses people.The smiles on their faces tell the story.We have so much but it seems they have so little.They will never forget the kindness from your team.Wish I could have been there to help in some small way.Looking forward to your home coming Marg.Talked to Mike tonight to wish him a safe trip to the Philippines.All the best for everyone.Love Mom
Team Bangladesh, Loved your picture with the kids!! That says it all,I am speaking on Sunday and will be using a few of your stories. Safe trip home. Judy Snobelen
Hi Folks!!Glad to hear about your fun day today.Kids always love the bubbles.I'm sure you needed the play time today including the rickshaw experience.Looking foward to seeing you this weekend.I know you will have jetlag Marg but we get an extra hour sleep this weekend.Fall back???You will wonder "what time is it anyway"[Haha]We had a little snow over night but has melted today .Suppose to warm a bit by the weekend.Friday will be good for the shell out.Mike got away okay.Not sure when he was to arrive in the Philippines.Lots of love to all Mom
Doug and Team; Doug, I just ran into a friend of mine whose Son is the 1st Sec. of the Can. High Com. in Dahka. Name is Mauliff Bose. Maybe he can help you with information for your meds donation..if you are still interested in doing this next year.His Mother, Zakki, has been a friend for many years and I know Maulif as well. Will forward his email when I rec' it.
Meantime, I see that all is going well. I do know from experience, that both Joan and Max love the wet slogging??? Love to all. Tom
Thanks to all of you who have supported our team in this most enlightening experience of my life. This is my first time as a SCAW traveller. The team camaraderie has been exceptional. I want also to thank my 85 year old mother, Louise who found me half way around the world by leaving comments on this blog site. It's all about the children. Marg Garrett
Hi Doug, I love that you gave the rickshaw driver a ride. That's priceless! You all seem to be in good spirits. You've done a marvelous job and made thousands of children happy! See you soon, Maxene. Have a safe trip back.
Hi Marg and the team!!What a wonderful mission you all have completed.The children and their families will never forget your kindness to them.I wish I could save all the blog stories from you and publish them here.The kids today are so fortunate living in Canada and have no idea about the fates of the children in other countries.CESO is a great organization and I'm proud of you Marg for doing your part.Mike has arrived in the Philippines safe and sound.Safe travelling to all of you.A job WELL DONE!!LOve Mom
Hi Marg!!I was just getting into bed when I realized I said CESO was a great organization instead of Scaw.Organization.Please forgive me.Between you and Mike and your missions I had a" senior's moment."Both of you are super reps from Canada.Will see you on sunday.We have an all day line dance workshop on Sat.from 11am to 9pm.Supper is provided.Several instructors-we can dance till we drop.100 dancers have registered.Prayers to all for a safe trip back.love Mom.
Hello team -- Great work! Reliving my Bangladesh experience through your eyes -- aren't the roads, traffic and rickshaws something else? -- never saw an accident but sure did lots of praying! Safe journey home. Marlee
I have read the daily blogs from Bangladesh, with enjoyment, and felt every step you all took. I was in Kolkata in January with SCAW, and the emotions of seeing all those incredible children are sometimes too much. It is so good to know that now another 8000 children are sure to have a good night's sleep. The donors deserve huge pats on the back for making it all possible Congratulations Team Bangladesh!
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Hello Gang!
A small glitch with the "Leave Your Comments" page but we got it fixed.
Not sure how you packed 8,000 bed kits in your suitcases but if you are anything like my wife you would need a diffrent pair of shoes to match every bed kit.
Sorry that you missed the Queen. Actually, too bad for her! She missed a great opportunity to meet a fine Scotsman. Her loss!
Travel safe and thank you for what you are doing.
John Woelfle
Joan, Richard & Gang:
Glad to hear you have arrived safely and looking forward to hearing of news of your bed kit deliveries to the children. In the meantime I hope you get some well deserved R & R. (Sorry you missed the Queen!)
Blessings for a great distribtuion,
Sally Sandiford
Hi All, Glad to hear you arrived safely. Look forward to your comments as the trip proceeds. Take care all.
Best Wishes
Dorie Coultes
Hi Doug: Happy to see that your team have arrived safely. Your dad spent all Tuesday night in his dreams delivering bedkits in Bangladesh - he slept better the next night. All of you have fun touching 8,000 kids. AML & AOL
Mom & Dad
Walter & Marian MacDougald
Hi Maxene and entire Team,
So glad to see you've arrived safely, albeit a bit tired. Hoping your mission and distribution goes very well; you are doing such a great thing !! Stay safe, and we'll look forward to hearing about your successes.
Love Joan and Greg Bordash and family
Hi Doug MacD & Team;
Hopefully by now you have had a bit of rest and are ready for the excitement of your first distribution. I'll look forward to your updates.
Take care,
Cheryl
Your comments about the long flight, Heathrow confusion, time change and the sudden heat of Dhaka all brought back memories.
I hope all of you enjoy Bangladesh as much as I did. It's a wonderful country, full of amazing people.
Please say hi to the Rotarians and the Hadis from me.
Judy Dryden - Bangladesh team /07
Hi Doug/Papa,
Glad to hear you arrived safely..an exhausting flight for all.
Thanks to the entire group for your giving spirits!
Maple Grove United Church will think of you all this Sunday!
Your girls miss you! Love, L,J&J
Hello Maxene! Hello Team!
Thank God you arrived safely. I hope the distributions will go smoothly. Keep up the communication - I eagerly await the reports. Say healthy! You all looked really good after travelling for so long!
Hi Doug ; I'm now up in the Soo with the Miller's . All are well. Great reports about your beginnings in Dhaka. Keep up the wonderful work for all of us.
AOL & AML
Mom & the Millers
Hi Team Bangladesh,
I know that courtyard well and your description brings back indelible memories.
Keep up the fantastic work you are doing for the children.
Stay well and give my best wishes to Mr Choudhury.
Blessings,
LInda W
It is great to get your news every day. Seeing the children's faces makes it all worthwhile. I can relate to the traffic! Eyes must be in the back of your head to keep track of the variety and amount of all others on the roads.
Enjoy the amazing hospitality, and bring home many happy memories
Wow! Sounds like you all are having an exceptional third world experience! Please look after my mother (Marg Garrett) as I now hear that she has no glasses to see with :)
It sure looks like you are creating a lot of happy faces.
Looking forward to more pictures and stories!
Kim Garrett
Great Work Gang!
Sounds like alot of kids are very happy you have arrived.
Thanks for the wonderful job you are all doing.
Mike G.
Hi Marg and Friends!
What an awesome adventure! You guys are superheros to the rest of us. Marg, take lots of pictures if you can and stay safe to all.
PS. It gone down to zero here tonight. We had frost last night and one question for you. Do they have Tim Hortons there?
lol
From Michelle Harvey in Orangeville
Hi Marg and Friends
My blessings are with you as you do your wonderful work. Look after yourself. Love Aunt Brenda
Hi Doug and team:
I am following this amazing journey. I bet any folk in the road you encounter would be soon forgotten when you see how delighted these children are to receive a bed kit.
Not to sure about the food though, Chile fish??
Your Friends at Festival Hydro wish you a save journey.
Linda
Hi Doug and Bangladesh team.You mentioned four and a half hours getting there ,how were the four and a half returning?Doug I see you are still into your photographs of faces.Great shots of the eyes of Bangladesh.Keep safe and continue on with Murry's dream.George Foster
Douglas,
Wonderful to learn that you've arrived safe and sound in Bangledesh, and that you and your Sleeping Children volunteers are well on your way to successfully delivering thousands of bed kits to children in such need. You're all to be commended. Your first report about your travel day left a lot to one's imagination..."a long story, one best not repeated"... my heart went out to you and your fellow Bangledesh team volunteers. I can't imagine and in fact I don't even want to try.
But, I'm sure now that you are days into your distribution endeavours, that all the children's smiles and appreciation sparkling in their thousands of eyes is providing all the necessary endurance and encouragement needed. Certainly from your more recent blogs, that appears to be the case. Kathy and I will be following closely, Douglas, so keep up the communications.
I haven't seen any "award winning photographs" posted as of yet, so I'll be waiting in great anticipation. Your blogs are tremendously informative, very interesting and heart warming. We're both exceedingly proud of you and your team's efforts, Douglas. Take care buddy.
Dave & Kathy
P.S. No doubt you've heard of the Canadian election results, another Conservative minority, at a cost of $300 million dollars!!
Douglas,
The award winning photo has just surfaced. I just viewed it with today's posting. The boy peaking around the tree with sparkles in his eyes and sparkles in the background is quite a picture. A picture is worth a thousand words, isn't it?
We're thinking of you and your crew. God Bless
Hi Doug and Team:
Undoubtedly an amazing (some say, life changing) experience. We're excited for you. We're sure the reward is in seeing the happy faces of the children....kids have a way of getting right to the heart, don't they.
God Bless ! Pud and Donna
Hey Gang! Amazing how a day of hard work in the extreme heat can be very rewarding.
You are an inspiration to us all. The way you maintain your focus is truly impressive.
Keep your spirits high.
God's love and speed.
John & Holly Woelfle
P.S. We think the food sounds great! I hope everyone loves curry.
P.S.S. Don't eat the Chateaubriand. (It's not really beef)
Go figure that the BB works in remote Bangladesh but not in Iowa or Myrtle Beach. Wonderful though so that all of us can continue to follow your experiences.
The 8000 children you touch this trip will not forget the bedkit they received nor the caring group of people that delivered it.
Safe travels,
Cheryl
I just taught Nan how to use this...hope it works for her!
Hi Marg!!Mom here.Kim walked me through 'scaw.org' tonight.I was so excited to see you conducting the choir.It is great to read all that has been happening on your trip.You will have so much to tell us when you get back.The children sure appreciate those bedrolls.Thank those that are sending the blogs.Blessings to all the staff.Love Mom
Louise Smyth
Hi! Maxene
Happy to know that you are in Bangladesh for scaw distribution.
Your smile and love for these children like what it was when we were in Tanzania three years ago.
Kouma
AED Togo
Second try at posting you a message...hope this one gets to you all. Great reading and to see your progress. Ricardo and Joan..you're doing your things..wish I was there with you. Max...did the pants fit? Thanks for your email also. Doug...hope the meds for next year is sorted out alright. Sounds like all is going well. Wishing all of you the best and to be Safe.
Cheers
Tom Belton
Hi Marg!!What conditions to get you to the impoverished villages.You and the crew are amazing.The children will love you forever to receive such great gifts.So good to know you and staff are safe after today's journey.Thanks Doug for the update.I pray for you all every day.It is rewarding work you are doing.Lots of love Mom.
Hi team - Thanks for all the updates. I wish that all SCAW donors could read your daily postings. Many of the details are missing from the "official" newsletters that they do receive.
Donors should know the rigours of a distribution that culminate in children receiving their gift.
All the best - Sally Jo Martin
Hi Marg!!Watered your plants this afternoon.decided to drive to Doug's to pick up some articles that Kristy had left and I left my pink jacket .I drove through the worse rain storm ever on my way.I see you had rain on today's mission.It is always good to read that you are all back at your hotel safe and sound.Hope you do get a few hours sleep.Liz will pick up Mike tomorrow night.Miss you a lot.I think we have to change the clocks this weekend but haven't heard the announcement yet.May have snow tuesday morning.Love Mom
Hi Doug M.and entire team!
Your reports are great and make us wish that we were with you in Bangladesh. The smiles on the kids faces say it all! You are lucky to have the "pro-photographer" as part of your team. Doug,again you are capturing moments of pure joy in the eyes of these special children. The girls outfits look so nice and bright!
Stay healthy and safe!
Great job everyone!!
Judy Snobelen
It is not the leaders and power mongers that will make a positive difference in this world but the small groups and humble that will further the kingdom of God.
John Woelfle
Hi Doug & team. I can see you are bringing smiles to thousands of kids. Part of me is envious even thought it is a tough slog. Really interesting following your adventures, good blogging, if thats the correct terminology! Wish you all the best with the rest of your deliveries & look forward to you tales when you return.
Mark C.
Dear Doug M & Team
Your photos of the "Faces of Bangladesh" are fabulous - the joys, the unknowns, the ages etc. etc. are captured in those pictures.I can see another "frame of memories" going up in the office. Keep up the good work of touching those children and their communities.
AML & AOL Mom & Dad
Walter & Marian MacDougald
Hi Doug and team,
I've been following the blogs and have been completely enthralled by the pictures of those beautiful children. It's no small wonder you find this work fulfilling. Thom and I look forward to hearing your stories, Doug.
Darlene K.
Hi Marg!!
Liz picked up Mike and he is having a visit with Trevor at the moment.They were back from the airport by 11.30pm.Liz will stay at your place tuesday night to take Mike to the airport early wed.morning.All went well.Liz has just gone to bed but I wanted to read about your day today.The pictures were very interesting.Still raining here today.Tree men didn't come today to finish the job.Think about you constantly and pray for you and the gang every day.Lots of love Mom
Doug;
Nice job on the "Faces of Bangladesh" collection. You were able to capture such a range of emotions. Your Mom is right...definitely another "frame of memories" coming.
Safe travels Team Bangladesh as you finish off the last few days of this great work you are doing.
Cheryl
Hi Folks!!Great pictures came through today.You have all done a wonderful thing for theses people.The smiles on their faces tell the story.We have so much but it seems they have so little.They will never forget the kindness from your team.Wish I could have been there to help in some small way.Looking forward to your home coming Marg.Talked to Mike tonight to wish him a safe trip to the Philippines.All the best for everyone.Love Mom
Team Bangladesh,
Loved your picture with the kids!!
That says it all,I am speaking on Sunday and will be using a few of your stories.
Safe trip home.
Judy Snobelen
Hi Folks!!Glad to hear about your fun day today.Kids always love the bubbles.I'm sure you needed the play time today including the rickshaw experience.Looking foward to seeing you this weekend.I know you will have jetlag Marg but we get an extra hour sleep this weekend.Fall back???You will wonder "what time is it anyway"[Haha]We had a little snow over night but has melted today .Suppose to warm a bit by the weekend.Friday will be good for the shell out.Mike got away okay.Not sure when he was to arrive in the Philippines.Lots of love to all Mom
Doug and Team;
Doug, I just ran into a friend of mine whose Son is the 1st Sec. of the Can. High Com. in Dahka. Name is Mauliff Bose. Maybe he can help you with information for your meds donation..if you are still interested in doing this next year.His Mother, Zakki, has been a friend for many years and I know Maulif as well. Will forward his email when I rec' it.
Meantime, I see that all is going well. I do know from experience, that both Joan and Max love the wet slogging???
Love to all.
Tom
Thanks to all of you who have supported our team in this most enlightening experience of my life. This is my first time as a SCAW traveller. The team camaraderie has been exceptional. I want also to thank my 85 year old mother, Louise who found me half way around the world by leaving comments on this blog site. It's all about the children.
Marg Garrett
Hi Doug,
I love that you gave the rickshaw driver a ride. That's priceless! You all seem to be in good spirits. You've done a marvelous job and made thousands of children happy!
See you soon, Maxene.
Have a safe trip back.
doug What an amazing experience you have had - see you when you're home.
Bill
Hi Marg and the team!!What a wonderful mission you all have completed.The children and their families will never forget your kindness to them.I wish I could save all the blog stories from you and publish them here.The kids today are so fortunate living in Canada and have no idea about the fates of the children in other countries.CESO is a great organization and I'm proud of you Marg for doing your part.Mike has arrived in the Philippines safe and sound.Safe travelling to all of you.A job WELL DONE!!LOve Mom
Hi Marg!!I was just getting into bed when I realized I said CESO was a great organization instead of Scaw.Organization.Please forgive me.Between you and Mike and your missions I had a" senior's moment."Both of you are super reps from Canada.Will see you on sunday.We have an all day line dance workshop on Sat.from 11am to 9pm.Supper is provided.Several instructors-we can dance till we drop.100 dancers have registered.Prayers to all for a safe trip back.love Mom.
Hello team -- Great work! Reliving my Bangladesh experience through your eyes -- aren't the roads, traffic and rickshaws something else? -- never saw an accident but sure did lots of praying! Safe journey home. Marlee
I have read the daily blogs from Bangladesh, with enjoyment, and felt every step you all took. I was in Kolkata in January with SCAW, and the emotions of seeing all those incredible children are sometimes too much. It is so good to know that now another 8000 children are sure to have a good night's sleep. The donors deserve huge pats on the back for making it all possible
Congratulations Team Bangladesh!
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