Author TaylorsInGhana

Our grandson Evan and his dad Marcus arrived on schedule this morning.  We were so excited to see them.  They were a little travel worn but in good spirits.  All of the luggage they brought arrived with them and they… Continue Reading →

We just received a text from our son-in-law, Marcus, saying they just arrived at JFK Airport. The time is 2:22pm (EDT) . We are happy that they have made it so far so good.   This morning after our worship service we… Continue Reading →

We are in Accra.  Our son-in-law Marcus and grandson Evan are flying into Accra at 7:00 on Monday morning.  We could have flown down to Accra to pick them up tomorrow (Sunday) but Steve was afraid that something might happen to… Continue Reading →

Donkey asked if he could work some overtime because he needed 100 Cedis to give the bone setter/traditional healer.  He said the money was to buy meat and herbs for medicine.  He said the healer had to release Zimblim from… Continue Reading →

It is very difficult to type with a monkey perched upon your arm and one that likes to help you type!  I hope that he will take a nap! We had to rework the blind we made for Skeeter’s cage. … Continue Reading →

It is sprinkling!  We are excited!  We are hoping for a downpour that will not only cool things off but would fill the cistern. Steve finished planing my bookshelf today and got it put in place and secured to the… Continue Reading →

We just got back from town; it is 7:00 pm.  We went to town to buy fruit and toilet paper.  While we were in town I asked Steve to stop by Akosu’s chop bar to see if she happened to be… Continue Reading →

Steve forgot to tell you one of the most interesting things about the teenage girl that was baptized yesterday.  Not only is Sarah the church leader’s daughter but a couple weeks ago she and her friend were caught, held against… Continue Reading →

Today was quite busy for us. We left the compound at 7:30 this morning and traveled east of Yendi for 75 minutes to the village of Nyangpala. The large village near Nyangpala is Zabzugu.  We have to go through Zabzugu… Continue Reading →

The Ides of March are upon us.  Half of the month is already over.  I will be glad when the roofing of the two round houses are over, that’s for sure.  Last night a storm blew through the area but… Continue Reading →