Last Day on Langkawi Island

Rolling out to the taxi with our new Bangladeshi friend.





The "Fish Walk" that my boys did races on going to and from the beach. A fun touch of color!





A plant which reminded me of fireworks. Exploding in it's pose . . . hot green!





Pruitt . . . thrilled to be in the water . . . thrilled to be alive . . . living in the moment like so many of us have forgotten how to do.

Water Boys

My sons . . . I am speechless.

Pirates Three

Jensen: "Arrgh! How far do you think this baby could take us Matey's?"



Pruitt: "If I turn the wheel and get this baby spinning fast enough maybe it would take off like a helicopter."



Riley: "How fast does this baby go, Mateys?"

My Fun-ctional Family (because it's mine)

On our long trip south to Agaljhara, Barisal, Jensen got bored and put on my shirt. Needless to say it was too hot for one shirt, much less two. Then, he proceeded to make his best super hero pose. Not bad if you ask me.





Upon our arrival at one of the job creation partners that I will be working with, our whole family was presented with these flower garlands. Jensen, Pruitt, and Riley weren't quite sure how to act.




Pruitt and Riley pretend that they are firemen outside of the guest house in Agailjhara, Barisal.





The best for last! Here is my beautiful wife, Marita with our youngest son Riley whose orneriness definitely was passed down through the Stutzman genes.

The Younger Two

This is my "mejho" (middle) son Pruitt. A little man after my own heart. He has his hands in clay. After trekking down to the river the boys had a blast splashing around and collecting mud. This is the first time they have been able to swim since they've arrived. They were in little boy heaven.



This is Riley in one of his rare quiet moments.