This is a street on the way to take Ruthy to school. What I want you to notice is the different colors in the licence plates. The white plates on the right and left are local owned cars. The vehicle right in front of me is a foreign owned car because it has yellow plates. The government employees have red plates. The vehicle I drive has white plates because it is registered in a local persons name and papers of permission to drive "their" vehicle was given to both Robert and I. It cuts down on the theft ministry.
Bishkek City is right next to Robert's school and the kids love to go into this indoor market for a snack after school.
This is another of our fast foods on the side of the street. This is roasted lamb on a bun. Very good!
The hamburger and hot dog stand on the left is not so good.
This is a bus stop. But what we love is the words above the benches which are pronounced
B-A-R-F . This is a detergent here.
Josiah organizing his cars.
Gluten Free Chocolate Chip cookies. Before we left Texas Ruthy wouldn't even touch chocolate. Now she is the one requesting chocolate.
2 comments:
Great update! We like to see a little glimpse into your everyday life! Missing y'all!
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