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Dianna Report
Yea, she's back. I don't do alone too well. Dianna had an extraordinarily rewarding trip to Bangladesh and India. Nothing like traveling to impoverished areas of the world to give one a different perspective and a new appreciation for the simple pleasures we take for granted (like private toilets and comfortable potties). She came home with stories that would make you cry and discriptions of heroic faithful servants who are trying so hard to help their people. Her life has been dramatically enriched. Thank you for you prayers.
She said that at an evening meal, one of her fellow travelers prayed, "Lord, thank you that we are still alive." It seems that Bondo is a growth industry because of the driving practices in Dhaka and other parts of Bangladesh. We have complained about the amount of pollution in Hong Kong, but she reports that it is nothing compared to the air over Dhaka or Calcutta. Attitudes can certainly change with different points of reference.
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