Our arrival at the home of Krushed and Mustafa in Bugdal Three little angels enjoy a morning rice meal the next morning.   Penny and her friend Farhad. They were friends 13 years ago when we came to this village before and reconnected three years ago when the rest of the family (except Tad) visited India We walked out to Mustafa's field and he pointed out a coconut tree that our dad helped plant in 1968-69 while in the US Peace Corps Nusarat, Farhad, and Penny Golem Mustafa in front of his sugarcane Krushed (on the far left sitting down) and Sultan (on the far right) are two of the children of Abdul Hamid, who was the watchman for Tad and Penny's parents when they were in the Peace Corp in this village 33 years ago The family photo. Krushed is not in this photo because she was helping deliver a new baby Penny is getting a mahindi design on her hand. Once she lets the dye dry she will wash it off but the design will remain for almost a month. These are done for women and girls and usually for weddings or other special occasions Another brother, Ishmael, came the next morning from a town 40 kms away. As you can see we were treated royally by this family as this was just part of a breakfast for two The women, all dressed up. They had Penny put on some gold necklaces and lipstick for the photo Asmhat, Ishmael's first wife, brought us lots of fruits as a welcome gift and was very friendly and helpful This is a view of Bugdal from above, from the top of the new mosque in town. Can you see the boys on the roof flying the kite? This is near the panchiat or local governing body of the town and is also the building where our parents, Wayne and Kathy Beckwith, lived for part of their stay in Bugdal 30 years ago