These are a few photos that I couldn't post on saturday due to bad internet connections. In the first photo Brynnie is trying to jajan - that's the word Indonesians use to describe when a child goes to a warung (little shop) to buy snacks. She was pointing at everything and saying "mau!" Mau rhymes with cow and means "want" in Indonesian. The warung she is standing in front of is the one that we buy our water and gas from. The second photo is of our neighbour Ibu Umi making gado-gado for me. Gado-gado basically means a hodge-podge of things making up a salad. Her gado-gado is made with a peanut sauce and lime juice and hot peppers and garlic and shalots which she grinds up in with the mortar and pestle. Then she mixes the sauce with cabbage, potato, bean sprouts, some kind of dark green healthy veggie and cucumbers. If you want tofu with it you can, but we really don't like tofu. One portion costs 3,500 rupiahs, about .50 Cents. It is quite tasty, but because it is a cold dish, I find it a bit hard to eat a lot of. The third photo is of Brynnie sitting at Ibu Umi's picnic table for customers with Ibu Umi's granddaughter Asila. They love it when I bring Brynnie up there for visits and Brynnie loves hanging around there too. She's gotten a lot calmer and doesn't run onto the road where there is constant motorbike traffic.