Some of the odd jobs people do to survive in Indonesia. It's very humbling. In this first shot, this little boy is already working (collecting toll from the passengers) on this bus.
Would you trust this scaffling? The men on the top there do. Pretty scary--just bamboo, plywood and rope.
I just love the bajajas (three-wheeled vehicle that you taxi from place to place for cheap) and these bajaj drivers taking a break with a chess game.
Load up the scooter . . . even a family of four on this second one (a bit blurry--I wasn't ready for the shot, but had to get at least one with a family of 4).
Directly from the airport, we went to Waterbom a waterpark. It was so weird because there were all these signs up for 'Philips'; it was a Philips' employee day at the park. Since Jeff works for Philips, we asked to get in for free and eat their catered food but unfortunately we were NOT included. Sad . . . but cool to be there from so far away amongst other Philips employees.
A walk down memory lane or rather at the campus of JIS--Jakarta International School, where Jeff attended 3 years of high school. It's now gated and guarded. We stopped by the library and took pictures of Jeff and his brother, Steve, in the school yearbooks. It was a fun experience.
This is one of the houses Jeff lived in as a teen in Jakarta.
When Jeff lived in Indonesia, they met in an office building and in members' homes for church service, now there is a nice size chapel and missionaries serving in Indonesia, even American ones.
