this is how things are done in chittagong. bamboo/rope ladders are used for construction AND cleaning, apparently. safety worries? naaah.
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"not all who wander are lost..." j.r.r. tolkien
- kate
- Chittagong, Bangladesh
- new home: chittagong, bangladesh job: teaching english and leading extracurriculars at an "intensive english for academic purposes" program for the Asian University for Women i've got 5 months left of being here and i promise i'll be posting more pictures than in the last 5 months (gotta cut me some slack, bangladeshi internet isn't the strongest at times...)
(If it's not going to break your bank) please send photos, letters and postcards to
Kate Meehan
c/o Omar Shareef
Asian University for Women
Road no. 2, House no. 7
Khulshi Hills, Chittagong
Bangladesh
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- the inside of a a ribbon/lace shop...
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- meridian dinner #2
- apparently it's not party season yet...
- it's the little things that inspire...
- i thought after high school i was done with studen...
- hand-painted amazingness
- a night on the town (meaning less than two blocks ...
- a new fast food joint in town...
- oh, chittagong...
- rice paddies at sunset
- mama mahmuda and her fantastic samosas
- the new obsession of apartment 7C
- quiet? in bangladesh?
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*these thoughts are my own and do not reflect those of WorldTeach or the Asian University for Women*
1 comment:
Hi Kate
Stumbled across your blog from a google search - I also live in Chittagong, Alam at Bishaud Bangla mentioned that there were a whole lot of new bideshis in town to me a while ago, I'm surprised we haven't run into each other yet!
Anyways, you can check out my blog at http://oneyearinbangers.blogspot.com to see I'm not some weirdo, and give me a call if you'd like to meet up sometime 017 2670 2541.
Cheers,
Carly Sheehan.
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