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My parents left last night to go back to Tallahassee. Here's a few pics from their last few days here :) I dressed my mom up in a Sari (below) - she thought it was fun :)
Yesterday we went to a famous H'ndu temple here (you can see it in the pic below in the background)... as always there were a bunch of school kids there on a field trip... My parents had fun with the kids (see if you can see my mom in the pic below)...
In the park area of the temple, they had these fun marble slides!! The kids were having a lot of fun going up and down the slides....My dad did too - haha!!
We also too them to a famous Sikh Temple. You have to cover your head when you go there... and since my dad & Adam didn't have head coverings with them, so they got to wear these really cool orange head coverings :)
This Sikh temple is famous for the HUGE amount of people that they feed each day (they said about 10,000)... In the pic below you can see them making the bread.
We had a great time showing my parents around and doing things with them :) They should be home in about 12 hours...

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Anthony and Sharon said…
What fun!
The orange coverings are awesome...Siekh wraps don't look quite the same unless you have the hair to go under them...haha! Your mom looks awesome in that sari!!
Glad you guys had fun:)
5:32 AM
Emily said…
Wow your mom does look great in the sari! That is hilarious that your dad went down the slide. I bet all those girls went home and told their families about the angrezi family they met that day. It was great to finally meet your parents!!
9:27 AM
jrob said…
It was so cool to meet your parents!
9:57 AM
Misty said…
How fun! I know it was alot of fun sharing all of that with your parents. Know you hated to see them go. I bet they enjoyed seeing that baby too. Your mom is so beautiful.
8:13 PM
Heather Henderson said…
I'm sad for you that they had to go home. It looks like you guys had a great time. Your Mom looks so cute in her Sari.
10:24 PM
Shannon said…
From all of your posts, it looks like you all had a great time while your parents were there. :) My parents came a couple weeks ago and Lee's parents are coming in three days! There's not quite as much entertainment here in V-town, but we'll enjoy our time I'm sure. So glad your family came to see you. It's always such a sweet time when our families are with us.
4:33 PM
Deanna said…
Love the wall hanging behind your mom in a sari. Looks like you all had a great time! Family is so special - especially when they live so far away. Glad the grandparents got to love on little Aashini and her parents.
6:27 PM
Anonymous said…
Andrea, your posts and pictures are always so inspirational to me. I try to live vicariously through all of your adventures everytime I look at your blogs :-)Aashini is beautiful! Congratulations!
5:15 AM
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