Author TaylorsInGhana

Meri came back to work this morning; her children are feeling better but Mr. Iddrisu was out today.  Mr. Iddrisu called Nazo this morning and told him he would not be coming to work because he was sick.  We have… Continue Reading →

Divine called this morning and wanted to know if we could come out to his village and take pictures of him teaching and using the various teaching materials for his student teaching project.  He had someone lined up to take… Continue Reading →

I didn’t want to chance having a breakdown in the newly repaired truck on the way to Tumbu so we took the old van with old fashion air conditioning; rolled down windows.   It was hot today. Even Timothy Niligrini commented… Continue Reading →

Gomda finished the truck around noon.  Steve said that it started much easier than it had been starting and that it ran very smoothly.  Gomda wanted to take the van and change out the power steering pump with the one… Continue Reading →

A couple of the church brothers that could not come yesterday came to the mission house today.  Daniel Batoln wanted to ride his motorcycle but his number plate was expired.  We were afraid for him to drive it to Yendi… Continue Reading →

We did not make it down to the Child Center today!  Fortunately the ladies that work here are more than capable of taking care of the babies.  They know that if they get a difficult case or someone is seriously… Continue Reading →

Nazo told us that the goats were getting into the back field.  He was worried about them coming in because it won’t be long before he plants beans and I am sure that goats like baby bean sprouts.  He said… Continue Reading →

Divine just left.  He is working on some papers for some of the churches and he needed us to make photo copies for him.  He came by last night for some photocopies too.  The ones he needed last night were… Continue Reading →

First thing this morning Gomda the mechanic came to take a look at the truck. His first thought was that it was a problem with the valve.  He had a hard time getting it started.  At one point he was trying… Continue Reading →

We have been home 25 minutes! The current time is 8:45pm.  We left this morning at 7am for the village of Sako in the Chereponi District.  Why are we so late!  Let me tell you.  Of all the situations we… Continue Reading →