Red called Steve this morning; he was in a panic! He said that he was at the mission house and that he was in the yard. When Steve went out, he was laying on the veranda obviously in pain. His… Continue Reading →
Several mothers came to the Center this morning because they came yesterday and Donkey told them that they should come back today! What in the world was he thinking? The Center is not open on Friday and has never been… Continue Reading →
We went to Tamale today! Lucky us! We needed to go to the bank. We decided that with the threat of Ebola it would be smart for us to have extra money wired to the bank so we would have… Continue Reading →
No one came to work today because today is one of the Muslims’ holidays; they call it Eid al-Adha. This is the day that each house is supposed to sacrifice a ram if they have enough money to buy one… Continue Reading →
Today was payday so all the workers were here today; we were not sure that some of them would show up because it rained last night and it was still drizzling when it was time for them to come to… Continue Reading →
We were so grateful to hear the rain last night. It rained hard for about an hour and then it just gently rained the rest of the night. It was still raining this morning so we did not go for… Continue Reading →
When I got up this morning, I thought I was ready to meet the day head on because yesterday afternoon I had strapped down the church signboard and bench in the green pickup for our journey to the village of… Continue Reading →
This afternoon we looked out in the yard and saw Abochi, he is the carpenter /roofer. He is also friends with Red. Evidently, he had heard that we were building something and he wanted to come and see exactly what… Continue Reading →
I got up a little earlier than normal this morning so I could get a head start on the washing. I had the first load washed when Steve told me that I needed to look outside because he thought that… Continue Reading →
Fortunately, there were not so many mothers at the Child Center this morning because Steve and I abandoned ship half way through the morning to help Red and his apprentice hang the chain link fencing on the monkey house. That… Continue Reading →
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