Author TaylorsInGhana

I did a couple loads of wash this morning.  I had already done ours for the week but when we were sorting through stuff I found a bunch of fabric scraps that I did not get washed the last time… Continue Reading →

The electricity is out so I thought that I would write the notes before the battery on the computer dies. We made several trips to town today.  I needed more small storage containers; I am trying to reorganize my sewing… Continue Reading →

High Temp. 109 degrees with heat index of 137 degrees We were given the opportunity to visit the small congregation that is located in the village of Kpanjamba today. Kpanjamba is located north east of Yendi about 15-20 miles. I’d… Continue Reading →

It was very hot today; the high temperature was 111 degrees and the heat index was 148 degrees.  Sometimes when it gets this hot the storm clouds build up and we get a rain but we are at the end… Continue Reading →

There is a company in Yendi that digs outdoor toilets and sets up the small septic system for them and puts up a small cement room around the pit.  The toilets do not have a seat; they are squat toilets. … Continue Reading →

There is a cricket in our room.  He kept me awake part of the night!  I can hear him right now but it is difficult to figure out exactly where he is.  Very annoying!  The Ghanaians have a proverb that… Continue Reading →

Meri did not come to work again today; she is still sick with the cough; she probably caught it from one of her kids.  Sure wish they were doing the Covid testing around here; we would send her to be… Continue Reading →

We got back to Yendi at 4:00 this afternoon.  Steve said the air conditioning in the van worked well.  The mechanic said he found the leak.  He said that it was on the connector of the compressor.  He said that… Continue Reading →

We are in Tamale again!  We are spending the night because we were not able to get everything we needed done today.  We drove 2 vehicles over today because the blue van has an air conditioning problem.  It obviously has… Continue Reading →

If you will remember last week we were to visit the congregation at Yowando/Binalodo but we were hindered due to the water over the dirt road leading to the village. We hadn’t had rain for a week so we were… Continue Reading →